Christopher Newport University

2018 - Sophomore Season - Orchestrated a breakout campaign while anchoring the right side … Appeared in all 32 matches and earned 28 starts … One of only two players to appear in all 120 sets during the season … Secured honorable mention All-American honors from the AVCA … Also picked up first-team All-Region nods as well as second-team All-Conference and All-State plaudits … One of two players in the CAC to rank in the top-10 in both blocks and kills … Finished second in the league with 106 blocks and eighth with 276 kills … Ranked sixth with 330.5 points as well … Tallied 12 double-digit kill efforts, including three in her first four matches … Had 12 kills without a single attack error against Keystone on September 1 … Earned a spot on the Captains Classic All-Tournament team after finishing the opening weekend with 41 kills, 10 blocks, and a .364 hitting percentage ... Also earned All-Tournament recognition during the CNU Invitational at the end of the regular season … Notched 12 blocks and a .365 hitting percentage during that tournament … Continued her strong play at the end of the year with a starring role during the CAC Championship at Mary Washington on November 3 … Came through with a season-high 16 kills and nine blocks during the title bout against the Eagles … Had 10 kills during the CAC Semifinals against York (Pa.) on November 1 as well … Tormented nationally-ranked competition throughout the year, including a 13-kill showcase against No. 20 Berry on October 26 … Also drilled 13 kills against No. 24 Stevenson and 12 more against No. 24 Carnegie Mellon during back-to-back weekends in early September … Had at least two blocks in 25 of her appearances, including 13 straight outings from October 11 - November 9 … Also had five or more blocks on 11 occasions … Collected seven stops against Marymount on October 5 before matching that total at Catholic on October 12 … Came through with six rejections against Bethany in the first round of the NCAA Tournament on November 9 … Pocketed 46 digs during the year as well, including five against No. 24 Stevenson on September 1 … Also had five digs against St. Mary’s (Md.) during a league tilt on October 5.

2017 - Freshman Season - Quickly established herself as an intimidating presence along the net … Saw action in 31 matches and earned 17 starts during her first collegiate campaign … Ranked third on the team with 70 total blocks … Had at least two rejections in 18 of her appearances, including a season-high six blocks at Bridgewater on September 20 … Contributed five stops in five other matches during the year … Put together a breakout performance at No. 3 Southwestern on September 8 when she posted five blocks and a season-high 10 kills against the nationally-ranked Pirates … Also sent back five attack attempts on September 23 against Wesleyan (Conn.), who eventually advanced to the second round of the NCAA Tournament … Hammered at least five kills in 14 of her appearances, including her first three collegiate outings … Clubbed seven kills and hit .462 in the season opener against Neumann … Posted at least seven kills and hit .300 in four matches during the year … Helped the program lock up the CAC Championship on November 4 after tallying six kills and three blocks against Mary Washington in the title bout.

At Dominion - Competed for four years as a standout member of the Titans … Split time as a middle blocker and outside hitter during her tenure … Secured second-team All-Conference accolades for her efforts as a senior.

Personal - Megan Elizabeth O’Hara is the daughter of Heather and Frank O’Hara … Has two older brothers, Brenden and Aidan … Aidan competed collegiately in swimming at Loyola (Md.) and Arizona State … LeBron James is her favorite athlete … Kerri Walsh-Jennings and George Washington are the people in history she would most like to meet … Her dream vacation would be a trip to Bora Bora … “The Blind Side” is her favorite movie, and “The Great Gatsby” is her favorite book … Aspires to become a lawyer … Undecided on a major.