2025: Made 14 appearances and 12 starts…Worked to a 1-5 record and 9.36 ERA…Stuck out 25 batters in 41.1 innings of work… Struck out a career-high five batters versus Queens on Feb. 16 in first start of the season… Faced the minimum through four innings and ultimately tossed career-high 5.1 against Texas State on March 17 to secure series sweep… Earned first career win at ULM on April 6… Did not allow a hit in 2.1 innings in start at Marshall on April 13…Came out of the bullpen to toss two scoreless innings in win over South Alabama on May 11.

2024: Made 18 appearances, including two starts, in his first season with the Mountaineers...Struck out 15 batters in 22.0 innings, holding opponents to a .266 batting average...Struck out two in scoreless inning in App State debut at Gardner-Webb on Feb. 16...Delivered scoreless outings against Texas State and Arkansas State in Sun Belt play...Struck out career-high three batters in first career start against Wake Forest on April 30.

Prior to App State: A sophomore from Charlotte, N.C., Harris joins the Mountaineers as a transfer from NC State. Harris made four appearances as a freshman out of the Wolfpack bullpen, striking out five batters in four innings of work. A two-time state champion at Charlotte Christian, Harris led his team to a 30-3 mark during his senior year, going 7-0 in his starts, while striking out 66 batters in 42.1 innings, posing a 1.98 ERA. He was subsequently named to the North Carolina All-State team by the Charlotte Observer.

Personal: His father, Jamie Harris, was an All-Conference second baseman for the Mountaineers from 1982-84, and was a part of App State’s 1984 Southern Conference championship team that advanced to the NCAA tournament. His mother, Monica Harris (née Vaughn), was also a four-year member of App State's Women's Tennis team.