Harris was one of the state leaders in receiving during the 2025 season finishing with 1,768 yards and 26 touchdowns on 86 receptions. 6’3” 205 lbs. he’s got great positional versatility to develop into an outside receiver or a TE at the major D1 level. A matchup nightmare with his combination of size, speed, and dynamic athleticism. Natural hands catcher that is confident at the catch point. He tracks the ball smoothly downfield and shows he can finish through contact in contested situations. As a route runner, he can get in/out of his cuts and is physical knowing how to use his size to his advantage. Dangerous after the catch he blends stride length, body control, and physicality to extend plays and can burst away in space. Overall, he’s a mismatch weapon in the passing game with the frame to play tight end and the skillset of a WR making him one of the more intriguing offensive threats in the state. 12 D1 offers to date.

Recent Offers: UCLA, Oregon State, Arizona

Notes: Harris is a rare athlete with elite length and speed for his size while showing outstanding hands, tracking abilities and body control in traffic. He is excellent after the catch and tough to take down, looking for contact and breaking tackles in the open field. He has an outstanding Junior season and erupted in the state title game against Pacifica last month, proving he is one of the top tight end/hybrids the western region has to offer.

Harris is an elite athlete with a very rare combination of size, fluidity and downfield speed and holds tons of upside at the P4 level. His ability to make contested catches and highpoint the ball while able to stretch the field and make big plays after the catch is very impressive, and he moves extremely well for his size. He erupted in the state title against Pacifica and was un-guardable all afternoon posting a ridiculous 175 yards receiving and one score, and had multiple huge plays called back. Harris should shoot up the ranks this off-season and is a big time P4 level talent that should field tons more offers.

Harris is one of the top hybrid Y/TE prospects on the western region and is putting together a spectacular Junior season campaign for one of the top teams in the state. He is a big time mismatch nightmare anywhere he lines up and chunks yardage downfield with a huge catch radius and strong hands when making contested catches. He had a incredible performance once again against Clovis and went for nearly 100 yards receiving and 3 touchdowns. Harris will continue to be a mismatch problem for opposing defenses through out the state playoffs as they figure out what to do with all these central receivers and overall team speed.

Recent Offers: Arizona, SDSU

Notes: Harris is going to have a huge off-season for Central and be a national guy buy the time it’s all said and done. He has the ideal length, catch radius and movement for the tight end position in college and is a true hybrid player with tons of upside.

With 52 receptions for 1,061 yards and 16 touchdowns, this 6’3”, 205-pound receiver has the size, length, and athleticism ideal for the position. A long strider with good straight-line speed, he can stretch the field vertically and turn short passes into big gains after the catch. Strong at the catch point, he consistently boxes out defenders and wins 50/50 balls, showing the ability to fight through contact and make contested catches. Flashes quick hands with coordination and body control to track and adjust midflight. With eight D1 offers, he’s already proven himself as one of the top emerging 2027 prospects in the area.

Harris checks into our updated rankings as the number 9 tight end in the class across California is a top 90 overall prospect. He has the ideal frame and length to continue packing on weight over the next two years, and is a no-brainer P4 caliber player that already holds multiple offers. Harris has a huge catch radius and wins on contested plays on the ball while showing he can stretch the field and create downfield separation. He holds offers from the likes of Sacramento State, Arizona State, Montana State, NAU, SDSU and Texas State.

Recent Offers: ASU, Sac State, Montana State

Harris has had a very busy Spring, and is a fast rising prospect in the 2027 class across the state. He has great athleticism for his size and is a smooth route runner with natural hands, tracking abilities over the top and can high point well and make catches in traffic. Harris shows he can beat man coverage with long speed, boxing out smaller defenders and using his big catch radius to his advantage downfield. He is a very fluid route runner that should continue filling out his 6’3+ frame and turn into a next level tight end prospect, especially in the right system. The ’27 prospect holds offers from Colorado State and Montana State.