Talk to the Cal Lutheran faithful who witnessed Lewis’ 2024-25 season up close and they’ll be the first to tell you they can’t remember anything like it. Now they have confirmation. Last week, the Pasadena native became the first Kingsmen basketball player in the program’s 64-year history to be named an NABC DIII first-team All-American. Always a gifted scorer, Lewis this year transformed into an insanely efficient one. Yet the numbers alone - 22.3 points per game, 86 threes, 43% from three-point range - fail to capture the magic. The team’s clear No. 1, defenses knew he was coming but couldn’t stop him. And when the game was on the line, “Dev the Deadly” didn’t disappoint. His last-second three to beat Whittier in the SCIAC Tournament semis (one of three game-winners he hit this season) will go down as one of the great shots in Kingsmen history.
