Kentucky Wesleyan College Athletics

2014: Honorable mention All-Great Midwest Athletic Conference selection...third in hitting at .329…produced 24 hits…had 73 at bats…registered four doubles and one triple…drove in 12 runs…posted six multiple-hit games including four two-hit and two three-hit…produced two three RBI games…collected six game hitting streak…scored 14 runs… hit by pitch eight times…first in putouts with 184 and fielding percentage at .995…had one error in 197 chances…had a season-high 14 putouts against Cedarville on April 1…started 24 of 25 games played.

2013: Started 21 of 23 games played…batted .219…had 16 hits in 73 at bats…produced five RBIs…collected two doubles…scored six runs…registered three walks…recorded 126 putouts and eight assists with no errors...posted longest hitting streak at six games.

2012: Batted .167 with nine hits in 54 at bats…had three doubles and six RBIs…scored three runs…walked eight times…posted a second-best .992 fielding percentage with a fourth-best 112 putouts and 14 assists…started 20 of 22 games played.

College: 2010: Sat out as a redshirt freshman at Lincoln Memorial...2011: Started one of five games played...recorded five hits in six at bats...scored three runs...collected one double and one home run...knocked in four runs...coached by Jeff Sziksa.

High School: Two-time all-district performer at Fulton...played third base and catcher spot...batted .425 in 25 games and starts as a senior...posted a .613 slugging percentage...had 34 hits in 80 plate appearances...recorded 10 doubles, one triple and one home run...collected 20 runs batted in...produced a .452 batting average in 25 starts...had 38 hits in 84 at bats...knocked in 29 runs with 13 doubles, two triples and seven home runs...four-year letterwinner and three-year starter...coached by Raymond Skeen...also played basketball and golf...member of National Honor Society.

Personal: Born Feburary 25, 1991 in Knoxville, Tenn...son of Jason and Nancy Harbison...has one brother Jonathan...his father played baseball and football at Maryville College where he was inducted into their Hall of Fame...biology major.