Niagara University Athletics

Spent the last three seasons healing from surgery to eliminate developed respiratory problems.

Earned CHA All-Academic honors...Saw time in 22 games, collecting seven goals, including one game-winner, and four assists for 11 points...In an eight-game span, scored six goals and had two assists from Nov. 9-Dec. 1...Scored a goal in each game in the series at Alabama-Huntsville (Nov. 9-10)...Had at least one point in three-straight games, scoring a goal vs. Merrimack (Nov. 17), notching the game-winner and an empty-net tally vs. Mercyhurst (Nov. 23) and helped out on a goal vs. Merrimack (Nov. 24)...Posted a goal and an assist vs. Alabama-Huntsville (Dec. 1)...Scored against Findlay (Dec. 15), and had an assist vs. Quinnipiac (Dec. 29) as well as Bemidji State (Feb. 14).

Played in 30 games...Registered three goals and 11 assists for 14 points...Picked up seven penalties for 14 minutes...Had one three-point game and two two-point games...Had a plus/minus rating of +6...Had 58 shots on goal...Scored one power-play goal.

Played in 41 games...Tallied 12 goals and nine assists...Had a plus/minus rating of +13 for the season...Registered 77 shots on goal and 16 penalty minutes...Scored three game-winning goals against Findlay, Holy Cross and Nebraska-Omaha...Ranked sixth among freshman scoring in the CHA with 11 points...Played in first collegiate game against Alaska-Anchorage at the Johnson Nissan Classic (Oct. 9)...Registered first collegiate point, a goal, against Air Force (Oct. 10)...Notched first career hat trick in an 11-0 victory over Findlay (Jan. 8)...Had three multiple-point games.

Played for Shattuck St. Mary's School in Minnesota...Registered 64 goals and 46 assists for 110 points in 59 games...Named the Most Valuable Player of the mid-west region by the Hockey Night in Boston News...Was also named the as the Best Offensive Player in the midwest region...Scored 50 goals in first 42 games during the 1998-99 season...Played for current Los Angeles Kings coach Andy Murray.

Born Sept. 11, 1980, in Buffalo, N.Y....Son of Don and Evelyne Harris...He has a younger brother, Richard...Currently pursuing his Masters in Business Administration...Left shot.