Deja Lewis put together an impressive performance at regionals, helping Chaparral sweep both opponents and secure its spot at the state tournament. The 2028 outside hitter finished with 24 kills across the two matches while handling a majority of the serve receive responsibilities, making a major impact on both sides of the ball. Lewis stepped up in crucial moments when Chaparral needed a big swing, proving she can be a reliable offensive option under pressure. Earning Player of the Game honors, Lewis made her presence felt throughout the regional tournament and will be a player to watch heading into state.

De Ja Lewis brings a steady offensive presence to the Chaparral front row. She has consistently taken swings for her team and found ways to contribute when Chaparral needs a point. Lewis plays with confidence and keeps herself involved in the offense, making her a reliable option at the pin. That consistency has helped her stand out throughout the season and earn her a spot among this group of 5A front-row difference-makers.

Lewis is the definition of an all-around player. She can attack from either pin and brings a heavy arm that allows her to stay aggressive offensively. However, her game does not stop when she rotates to the back row. Lewis is comfortable in serve receive and stays ready to make a play regardless of where she is on the court. She brings plenty of speed and plays with an aggressive mindset, which keeps her involved throughout the match. More importantly, she genuinely wants to contribute wherever her team needs her.That willingness to embrace different roles makes Lewis a particularly fun player to watch. Whether she is swinging, passing, or stepping into another responsibility, she brings the same energy to the court.