Megan Moenoa
Camp Administrator
Megan Moenoa is the associate head coach for the USC women's volleyball program.
Megan Moenoa is in her third year (2025) as an assistant coach for the Women of Troy. She was initially brought on as the volunteer assistant in March of 2023 but was elevated to a full-time role in July.
In her first season with the Women of Troy (2023), Moenoa helped USC go 19-13 with a 12-8 mark in Pac-12 matches for a fifth-place finish. Outside hitter Skylar Fields was chosen for AVCA All-America first-team laurels. In 2024, the Trojans advanced to the second round of the NCAA tournament for the third straight year and finished 22-10 overall with a 13-7 mark in the Big Ten (tied for sixth). Setter Mia Tuaniga was named to the AVCA All-America third team.
Previously, Moenoa served as an assistant coach at UC Irvine for five years, including four as a full-time assistant (2016-19). The Anteaters went 71-77 and made two appearances in the NIVC postseason tournament while Moenoa was on staff. Moenoa also has experience as a coach with Mizuno Long Beach Volleyball Club and as the director of the Long Beach Volleyball Club Girl's program.
She is a 2015 graduate of UCLA where she earned a bachelor's degree in sociology. As a setter, she was a part of the Bruins’ 2011 NCAA national championship team and averaged 8.42 assists per set over her four-year career.
Moenoa prepped at Lakewood High School where she was named an ESPN Rise All-American and was an All-CIF first-team selection and the two-time Moore League Co-Player of the Year. She was the 10th-ranked recruit on PrepVolleyball’s Senior Aces list and was a three-time Press-Telegram Dream Team selection. Moenoa was twice chosen as the Lakewood High School Athlete of the Year where she helped the Lancers win the 2007 State Championship and advance to the CIF state semifinals in 2010.
Moenoa was selected to the U.S. Women’s Junior National Training Team in 2010 and played for the Mizuno Long Beach Volleyball Club where she won gold at the 2009 Junior National Championships and silver in 2008, where she earned all-tournament team honors.