Heather Bown - Early Life and High School

Early Life and High School

Bown was born in Orange, California, and calls Yorba Linda, California, home. She graduated from Esperanza High School in Anaheim where she was a three year letterwinner. She was named all-CIF twice and played club volleyball for NIKE Ichiban that won the Junior Olympics in 1996.

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