Graham Harris

Position:
Forward
Ht./Wt.:
6-0 / 185
Class:
Sophomore
Shoot/Catch:
L
Hometown:
Minnetonka, Minn.
High School:
Minnetonka HS
Previous Team:
Augsburg (NCAA)

PRONUNCIATION

2024-25 | FRESHMAN (Augsburg)
• Played one season at Augsburg and made 25 appearances
• Led the Auggies in scoring with 22 points behind nine goals and 13 assists
• Tallied five games with multiple points, including a season high of three points twice, coming against Aurora (Nov. 2) and Northland (Nov. 15)
• Had a multi-point outing in his collegiate debut with a goal and an assist at Dubuque (Nov. 1)
• Posted a season-best two goals versus Northland (Nov. 15) and again at Hamline (Jan. 24)
• Scored his lone game-winning goal of the campaign at Hamline (Jan. 24)

JUNIOR/HIGH SCHOOL
• Skated in 160 career games across three seasons in the NAHL for the El Paso Rhinos and New Mexico Ice Wolves
• Served as an alternate captain with the Ice Wolves in 2023-24 and finished with 59 points on 16 goals and 43 assists in 57 outings as the team's second-leading scorer
• Posted four goals and nine assists for 13 points in 57 appearances for New Mexico during the 2022-23 campaign
• Recorded 25 points behind 10 goals and 15 helpers for the Rhinos in his first year of junior hockey in 2021-22
• Played two full seasons of prep hockey at Minnetonka High School and totaled 38 points in 45 games
• Ranked second in scoring for the Skippers as a senior in 2020-21 with 24 points in 20 games, including a team-leading seven power-play points and four shorthanded points
• Put together eight multi-point efforts in his final prep season with a season-best three points versus St. Louis Park (one goal, two assists)
• Tallied 14 points in 25 appearances at Minnetonka during the 2019-20 campaign, scoring five goals with nine assists
• Had a pair of season-high, three-point outings as a junior coming at Greenway (three assists) and at Buffalo (one goal, two assists)

PERSONAL
• Son of Jon and Kristi Harris
• Has two older brothers, Jack and Reid
• Was a Minnetonka High School teammate of Gophers' forward Beckett Hendrickson as well as head coach Bob Motzko's son, Beau
• First non-goalie Gopher to wear the No. 34 sweater since Brett Abrahamson in 1993-94