Johns Hopkins University Athletics

Accolades
- Centennial Conference Tournament MVP (2025)

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2025
- Appeared in 48 games, making 46 starts
- Slashed .341/.418/.587 with 61 hits, 50 RBIs, nine home runs and 11 doubles
- Record a career-high nine RBIs, going 4-5 with a grand slam and three-run home run the Centennial Conference Championship game against Haverford (5/4)
- Went 10-13 (.769) in the Centennial Conference Tournament, driving in 13 runs, scoring seven and racking up three home runs, a double, a triple and a walk
- Drew a season-high three walks in the NCAA Regional against Farmingdale State (5/16)
- Tallied a pair of hits in the College World Series against Messiah (5/30)

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2024
- Appeared in 32 games, including 21 starts in a breakout sophomore campaign
- Hit .438/.548/.688 with 11 doubles, a team-best three triples and 22 RBIs
- Registered first collegiate triple with two runs and two RBIs in win over Mitchell (3/14)
- Went 2-4 with a double and triple against Wisconsin-La-Crosse (3/19)
- Recorded multiple hits in five straight games from 4/16-4/20, totaling 14 hits, eight runs, three doubles and four RBIs
- Went 1-2 with three runs in Centennial Conference Tournament First Round win over Haverford (5/2)
- Tallied three hits with one run and one double against Arcadia (5/18)
- Registered first collegiate home run with three RBIs in Regional Final win over Arcadia (5/19)

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2023
- Appeared in six games, making two starts
- Hit .333/.429/.333 with one run and one RBI
- Recorded first collegiate hit and RBI against Salisbury (3/5)
- Went 2-5 with one run in win over Juniata (3/11)

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High School
- Played at Grosse Point South High for Dan Griesbaum
- Played six seasons of club ball between Grosse Point Redbirds and Detroit Caesars
- All-State Honorable Mention
- First Team All-Region and District
- Team Captain
- MHSAA Scholar Athlete of the Year
- Also played tennis and basketball and was 2x All-State in tennis

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Personal
- Son of MaryJo & Alan Harris
- Has two brothers, David and Daniel, and one sister, Rachel
- His cousin, Zach Heiman, graduated from JHU in 2017
- Majoring in Applied Mathematics and Statistics