Career Rankings (2022)

• 5th in kills with 676
• 7th in attack percentage with .201
• 9th in points per set with 2.96
• 9th in kills per set with 2.63

2022

• Named Second Team All-Conference Carolinas
• Named Conference Carolinas Player of the Week on April 11
• Conference Carolinas rankings
  • 10th with 0.28 aces per set
  • 3rd with 8.16 attacks per set
  • 6th with 3.29 kills per set
• Appeared in 27 matches, making 25 starts
• Second on the team with 3.29 kills per set
  • Led the team in overall kills with 299
    • 10th-most in a single season in King history
• Team leader with 25 service aces
• Averaged 1.36 digs per set
• Recorded season-high 19 kills against Mount Olive on April 9
• Season-high 15 digs came at Mount Olive on Feb. 25
• Recorded double-digit kills in the final six matches of the season

2021

• Redshirted

2020

• Appeared in 17 matches, 57 sets
• One double-double, posting 14 kills and 10 digs in a win over Charleston (W.Va.) on March 5
• Posted a season-high 14 kills twice
• Season-high 10 digs came in the win over Charleston (W.Va.)
• Four matches with a season-high three total blocks
• Season canceled due to COVID-19 (coronavirus) pandemic

2019

• King University Male Rookie of the Year
• 2019 stats
  • 265 kills (2.39/set)
  • .221 attack percentage
  • 180 digs (1.62/set)
  • 45 blocks (0.41/set)
• NCAA Division I ranks
  • 62nd in digs per set
  • 80th in attack percentage
  • 73rd in kills per set
  • 84th in points per set
• Conference Carolinas ranks
  • 10th in kills, 18th in kills per set
  • 8th in digs, 16th in digs per set
  • 10th in points
• First career double-double came on February 5 in a win over Lincoln Memorial
• Posted 13 kills and 10 digs in the match
• Career-high 19 kills came in the conference championship match at Barton on April 18
• Hit .368 in the championship match
• Registered a career-best 11 digs in a win at Mount Olive on February 16
• Career-high four blocks in a win at Lees-McRae on January 22

High School

• 2016 second-team all-conference 
• 2017 first-team all-conference, all-region, and all-state
• Two-time Oscar Smith MVP

Personal

• Son of Tony and Stephanie Harris
• Majoring in Biology