Career

Played in 17 games with the Eagles, carrying the ball 53 times for 354 yards and two touchdowns.

2022

Did not play in any games.

2021

Appeared in nine games for Eastern, rushing 28 times for 186 yards and a touchdown.
Had three receptions for 40 yards.
His best outing of the season came against Idaho on 10/16/21, where he ran nine times for 86 yards (9.6 per rush), including a long of 47 yards.
At UC Davis on 11/13/21, he had four carries for 26 yards and a touchdown.

2020-21

Saw action in three games, rushing six times for 53 yards.
Had 51 yards on five carries versus Cal Poly (3/27/21).

2019

Was a non-lettering squad member after playing in Eastern’s first two games before missing the remainder of the season.
Had 63 yards on 12 rushes (5.2 per carry) with a touchdown.
Rushed 11 times for 64 yards and a TD versus Lindenwood (9/7/19) in Eastern’s home opener.

2018

Redshirted, but played in three games in accordance with a new NCAA rule that allows student-athletes to play in up to four games and still redshirt.
Had seven carries for 52 yards and a 7.4 average per rush.
Had five yards in his first carry in his first EWU game versus Cal Poly (9/22/18), then rushed six times for 47 yards with a long of 44 versus Southern Utah (10/6/18).
Also saw action versus UC Davis (12/8/18) in the FCS Playoffs.

High School

Graduated from Monroe HS in 2018.
Named by the Seattle Times as a “White Chip” selection as one of the top 100 prospects in the state of Washington.
Had most success in school history in winning 33 games in four seasons, including 10 in 2017.
As a senior, he earned first team 4A All-State honors as a running back from Associated Press.
Was the Offensive Player of the Year on the Everett Herald All-Area team.
Had 271 carries for a school-record 2,134 rushing yards (7.8 per carry and 177.8 per game) and 25 touchdowns.
Had 42 catches for 394 yards receiving and three touchdowns for a total of 2,528 yards and 28 touchdowns on offense.
Defensively, had 18 total tackles and one interception that he returned 65 yards.
In 12 games in 2017, he had 11 100-yard rushing games and four with at least 200, with a high of 287 yards (on 23 carries) in a season-opening win against Meadowdale.
Lewis touched the ball an incredible 50 times in Monroe’s first-round game in the State 4A Playoffs, rushing 46 times for 229 yards and catching four passes for 25 yards.
That 21-14 victory was Monroe’s first state football playoff win in school history.
The Bearcats finished as the runner-up in the 4A Wesco League with a 7-1 record, and closed the year 10-2 after a 56-14 loss to Sumner in the quarterfinals of the playoffs.
As a junior, he played sparingly at running back and rushed just three times for 62 yards and a touchdown, and caught nine passes for 176 yards and another score.
Had seven total tackles as a junior when Monroe was 9-2 overall and 6-1 in the league, and also advanced to the quarterfinals of the 4A State Playoffs.
His team beat Auburn-Riverside 48-28 before falling 58-42 to Sumner in the quarterfinals.
Monroe was making its first appearance in the state playoffs in 20 years.
Had 54 tackles with 7 1/2 sacks as sophomore, and was on the Monroe roster as a freshman.
The Bearkcats had records of 7-3 overall and 5-2 in the Wesco in 2015, and 7-4 and 5-2 in 2014.
His high school teammate Joshua Jerome helped block for Lewis and joined the Eagles in fall of 2018.
Jerome’s brother, J.J. Jerome, rushed for 2,050 yards and 27 touchdowns as a senior in the fall of 2016.
Eagle teammate Efton Chism III (’20) also attended Monroe.

Personal

Born 12/1/99 in Torrance, Calif.
Parents are Tabitha and Avery Lewis.

Year	GP	Car	Yds	Hi	Apc	Apg	TD	Lg
2018	3	7	52	47	7.4	17.3	0	44
2019	2	12	63	64	5.3	31.5	1	11
2020-21	3	6	53	51	8.8	17.7	0	20
2021	9	28	186	86	6.6	20.7	1	47
Totals	17	53	354	86	6.7	20.8	2	47

Isaiah Lewis Long Plays of 40+ Yards (2)
47 yard rush – Idaho – 10/16/21
44 yard rush – Southern Utah – 10/6/18