Trey Harris

Class:
Junior
Hometown:
Powder Springs, Ga.
High School:
McEachern

HONORS

SEC All-Freshman Team (2015)
All-SEC Tournament Team (2015)
Louisville Slugger National Player of the Week (2017)

2018

Wrapped up a tremendous career with his best season as a Tiger.
Reset career-highs in batting (.316), at-bats (215), runs (54), hits (68), extra-base hits (20), RBI (50), slugging (.516), on-base percentage (.413) and stolen bases (12).
Became just the second Tiger batter since 2011 to post 50 RBI in a single season, joining Zach Lavy who drove in 54 as a senior in 2016.
Finishes his Mizzou career ranked ninth all-time in career at-bats (767), 11^th in career homers (28), 10^th in career RBI (156) and seventh in stolen bases (37).
Became the first Mizzou player to post back-to-back seasons with 10+ homers since Jacob Priday in 2007-2008
Led Mizzou with 19 multiple hit games and 12 multiple RBI games while playing in 56 games, including 55 starts.
Had a career-best four hits vs. FIU (2/17), scoring a season-high four runs as well.
Had a career-high six RBI, including a grand slam, vs. Alabama A&M (2/28) .
His grand slam was one of two on the season.
The other grand slam came in the rubber game of a three-game set at nationally-ranked Auburn (4/1) as he hit a go-ahead slam in the fifth inning; he drove in all five runs in that game, adding a sac fly in the seventh inning to clinch a series win on the road.
Also hit a homer off of eventual No. 1 overall pick Casey Mize on the first pitch of that series.
Homered twice during the Kentucky series (4/28-29) and five of his 11 homers came during SEC play.
Hit a go-ahead homer against Missouri State (4/24) to help Mizzou clinch the season series over the in-state Bears with a 2-0 season sweep.
Drafted in the 32nd round of the MLB First Year Player Draft by his hometown Atlanta Braves.

2017

Reset single-season career-highs in batting (.268), runs (35), RBI (48), extra-base hits (20), slugging (.508), on-base percentage (.388), walks (32) and homers (12) during his junior season
Ranked 10th in the SEC in RBI and eighth in homers following the SEC Tournament, leading the team in both categories
His 32 walks and 12 homers were more than his previous two seasons as a Tiger combined (just 27 walks and five homers in 369 career ABs before 2017)
Named Louisville Slugger National Player of the Week after hitting five homers, including homering in four consecutive at-bats during the Kentucky series on Friday and Saturday … Harris homered three times in the Saturday game, making him the first Tiger with three homers in a game since Jacob Priday hit a school-record four in a 31-12 win over Texas on April 11, 2008
Harris’ 12 homers are the most for a Mizzou player since 2010
Strained an oblique in his final at-bat of the Kentucky series but missed just one game to keep his torrid pace during the midseason alive
Beginning April 4 against Illinois, Harris hit nine of his 12 homers in an 11-game span, highlighted by the three against Kentucky (April 15)
Hit the first non-exhibition homer in the Atlanta Braves brand new, $622 million Suntrust Park in a series clinching win over Georgia (4/7), doing so in his home state
Also homered in game two of the Georgia series (4/6) and homered the next game against Arkansas-Pine Bluff (4/11) as he homered in three straight games
Injured his shoulder in the series opener at Vanderbilt (5/5) while sliding into home but made a triumphant return against South Carolina (5/14), tallying a big game-tying hit with one out in the bottom of the eighth inning to spark a three-run frame that helped Mizzou steal a 5-3 win and a series win over the Gamecocks
Drove in four or more runs four times in 2017, highlighted by a career-high five against Illinois-Chicago (3/5), doubling and homering in that game
Second on the team with 10 multi-RBI games and pitched in 12 multi-hit games

2016

Started 52 games and appeared in 53, compiling a .213 average with 36 RBI, the latter of which were second-most on the team in 2016
Slugged nine doubles, a triple and a homer and stole 10 bases while scoring 26 runs
His 32 strikeouts were the second-fewest among everyday starters in 2016 and he also walked 17 times as he routinely put the ball in play
Of his 36 RBI, 17 came with two outs, the second-best total on the team in 2016
Finished second on the team with eight multi-RBI games and had nine multi-hit games in 2016
Reached base safely in nine consecutive games at one point and his longest hitting streak of the year was six games
Scored a season-high three runs vs. Hofstra (2/26) and drove in three runs the following game vs. Hofstra (2/27) with a double and a run scored
Doubled in back-to-back games against UIC (3/5-3/6) and drove in six total runs over those two games, including a career-high four RBI on March 5 … Had three hits, his best output of the season, with a double and a walk in the March 6 game
Drove in three runs with a triple and a run scored in the series opener vs. Auburn (4/7)
Only homer of the year came vs. LSU (4/16) when he went 2-for-5 with a run and two RBI in the game.
Hit two doubles in the series opener at Arkansas (4/1)

2015

Earned Freshman All-SEC and 2015 SEC All-Tournament honors
Finished the year without committing an error in the field
Went a perfect six-for-six on stolen bases
Adds tremendous length to lineup, as team went 11-5 with him batting seventh
11 of his 22 RBI came with two outs, giving him the third most two-out RBI on the team
Had a walk-off, game-winning RBI single in Mizzou's Saturday game against South Carolina in the 10th inning.
Hit his first career homer in front of plenty of friends and family in his home state of Georgia -- it was a three-run, go-ahead shot in the sixth inning to help Mizzou to a series-opening win over Georgia.
10 of his 16 RBI in SEC play either tied or gave Mizzou the lead.
Led the team in batting (.462), hits (six), RBI (two) and runs scored (three) over three games in the SEC Tournament, earning All-Tournament honors.
Was third on the team with 11 two-out RBI on the season.

HIGH SCHOOL

Perfect Game - Ranked as the No. 304 overall high school prospect and No. 2 2B in the country, No. 24 high school recruit and No. 1 high school 2B in the state of GA
2012 & 2013 Underclass Honorable Mention
Competes for East Cobb Braves during the summer
Earned All-State Honors in 2014 and All-County Honors in 2012-14 at Mceachern High School in Powder Springs, Georgia.
Was also named Preseason Under Armor All American in 2013 and 2014 and preseason All-State in 2014.
Batted .487 his senior season with seven home runs and 31 RBIs.
Helped led his team to a Regional Championship in 2014.
Hit .450 in his varsity career with 22 home runs and 87 RBIs.

PERSONAL