UC Santa Barbara
2018: Appeared in 17 matches and 38 sets as a freshman, at times providing depth for an injury-riddled Gaucho offensive unit ... Saw her first significant playing time against McNeese State on Sep. 1, going for 10 kills and two blocks ... Followed that up with 12 kills on a season-high .400 hitting percentage with two digs in a win over Texas Tech six days later ... Went over 10 kills for the first time during Big West play with 11 on a .381 hitting clip against Cal Poly on Nov. 2 ... Finished with 61 kills and 1.61 kills per set for the year.
High School: Earned three varsity letters as an outside and right side hitter at St. Ignatius College Prep under head coach David Huan ... In both her junior and senior seasons, she helped lead the Wildcats to second-place finishes in the WCAL Division I, the CCS Divisional and the NorCal State Championships Open Division ... Names her 20-kill outing to defeat St. Francis in the WCAL Semifinals on Nov. 27, 2016 as her best performance.
Club: Megan played for Beach Vibes Volleyball Club under head coach Nova Bramed, and for Absolute Volleyball Club with head coach Konrad Ott.
Personal: Megan Harper Lewis was born on Sep. 15, 1999 to parents Paul and Tanya in her hometown of San Francisco, Calif. ... She has one younger sister, Rachel ... Her favorite sports teams are the Golden State Warriors and San Francisco Giants ... Her favorite movie is Good Will Hunting ... Her favorite novels are Breath and The History of Surfing ... Favorite writer is Tim Winton ... Favorite musicians are Pink Floyd, Alt-J and Weezer ... She enjoys surfing, snowboarding, painting, mountain biking, photography and videography ... Her favorite athlete is Misty May Treanor ... Favorite shows are "How I Met Your Mother" and "Criminal Minds" ... She grew up surfing in Ocean Beach, San Francisco when she was six years old ... Also competed in soccer for two years in high school ... Her major is currently undeclared ... She aspires to work in a field where she can be of service to others, such as in the medical field or as a first responder.
