Megan Kraft

Meg began playing indoor club volleyball at age 10 and beach volleyball at age 13 under coach Derek Olson. She won a California State Championship at Torrey Pines High School before continuing her career at USC, where she studied accounting and became a four-time NCAA national champion and All-American. She earned AVCA Player of the Year in 2024, Freshman of the Year in 2021, and three Pac-12 Pair of the Year honors alongside Tina Graudina and Delaynie Maple.

Meg qualified for her first AVP Main Draw in Huntington Beach in 2019 at age 16 and won the 2021 U19 World Championship with Delaynie Maple. With Terese Cannon, the Duo has earned seven medals on the Elite FIVB circuit. Megan played for the Brooklyn Blaze in 2024 and the LA Launch in 2025, both with Terese. In 2026, she will represent the Miami Mayhem with Olympic hopeful partner Kelly Cheng.

Meg credits her discipline to her parents, both military officers—her father a Marine Corps Harrier jet pilot and her mother a Navy clinical psychologist who served in Iraq. She enjoys attending daily Mass when able, studying accounting, and listening to Taylor Swift and Social Distortion.