CCSNA Games and Calendar Chair, CCSNA Indiana Deputy Commissioner
Michael Paul Wolfgar Lewis brings experience in athletic coaching, business operations, community outreach, and media production to his role as Games and Calendar Chair for the Clan Campbell Society North America.
A Highland Games athlete, coach, and judge, Michael understands the games from the perspectives of both participants and volunteers. He also serves as Head Throws Coach for the boys’ and girls’ programs at Floyd Central High School, where his work emphasizes athlete development, accountability, and building a sustainable program.
Michael is the co-founder and Chief Operating Officer of Wolfgar Concealment & Firearm Training, established in 2014, and an independent insurance professional. His professional background includes sales, operations, instruction, and relationship building.
As host of Rally the Tartans, Michael connects Highland Games athletes, organizers, clan leaders, and Scottish heritage advocates through conversations about sport, culture, and the future of the Scottish-American community.
His connection to Clan Campbell comes through his biological maternal family, Grandfather Thomas Campbell. He has served as CCSNA Deputy Commissioner for Indiana since February 2025, supporting outreach and engagement in the region. Family is a central part of Michael’s commitment to Scottish heritage. His wife, Ashleigh, and their three daughters are a big reason he is involved. For Michael, preserving culture means giving the next generation opportunities to experience it, build relationships, and create traditions of their own
As Games and Calendar Chair, Michael’s priorities include rebuilding an active committee, supporting clan representatives at Highland Games, strengthening calendar coordination, and creating more opportunities for participation. He is especially interested in connecting the athletic field with the clan tent and helping newcomers find a lasting place in the Scottish heritage community.