Elmhurst University Athletics

Megan Reynolds enters the Hall of Fame as the only Bluejay volleyball player to earn four All-America honors in her career.

An honorable mention AVCA All-American during her freshman season in 2010, Reynolds earned second-team All-America accolades in 2011 and 2013 and first-team honors during the 2012 campaign.

A four-time first-team all-region selection, she is also the only player in Elmhurst history to earn both the CCIW’s Freshman of the Year (2010) and Player of the Year (2012). Reynolds is also just one of two Elmhurst players to earn first-team all-conference accolades in all four of her years with the Bluejays and is the first player to earn all four all-conference awards from the CCIW. She was named to the CCIW All-Tournament team three times and was named the Tournament MVP during the 2012 season.

Reynolds was an offensive and defensive force in the middle for the Bluejays. She led the Bluejays in kills for three consecutive years and led the squad in blocks and blocks per set for all four seasons. During her senior year, she ranked among the national leaders in both blocks (189) and blocks per set (1.32).

She finished her career with 1,398 kills, the seventh-highest total in Elmhurst history. Her .354 attach percentage ranks fourth all-time while her 702 blocks is the second-highest total in Elmhurst history.

During her four years with the Bluejays, Elmhurst enjoyed one of its most successful four-year stretch in volleyball history, including four straight NCAA Division III Appearances.