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South Aiken’s Star Freshman: Ra’Zhon Harris

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Ra’Zhon Harris is a 2027 recruit who plays Defensive End at South Aiken High School. Harris is ranked among one of the top recruits in the class of 2027 and is ranked among one of the top Defensive Ends in the class as well. In addition, Harris is listed among one of the top recruits in the state of South Carolina and is listed among one of the top Defensive Ends in the state of South Carolina. He currently holds an offer from Charlotte.

Who are some role models in your life?

My dad is my biggest role model.

What artists do you listen to pregame, to get you hyped up?

Lil Tony

What are the strengths of your game?

My physicality

What is your favorite memory of your career?

Receiving my first offer.

Who is the best player you have ever played with or played against in your career?

Terrence Smith Jr and Jevon Edwards

What is some advice you would give to an aspiring D1 athlete?

Keep working

If you could travel anywhere in the world, where would it be?

Hawaii

How old were you when you fell in love with the game?

5 years old.

If you could meet one sports hero, who would it be?

LeBron James

What is your favorite sports moment, as a fan?

Watching my cousin play college football.

Dean Berman

Dean
Dean Berman is a sports fanatic, writer and Founder of Whoa! Sports World, the source for next generation playmakers and champions. Dean is also Manager of the varsity football and basketball teams at Hopewell Valley Central HS in Pennington, NJ.

Comments (1)

  1. Mary Harris
    May 14, 2024

    This is a great momentum for his dad who was one of Strom Thurmond High School greatest running back. And held many records along beside his brother Daryl Harris who played varsity all 4 years of high school to top it off he played offense and defense as called in the news the Harris Brothers, a few years later a nephew came along clawing through and on the same ground as his uncle’s Steve and Daryl Harris (Phil Williams) it’s in the blood.
    Ra’Zhon dad brought a football and basketball to the hospital the day he was born and placed it in his hands. He worked hard with both boys at a early age teaching and training them all about games, life and respect. He’s always been them until this last stroke that left him unable to speak but we’ll alert and still loving his boys. Ray keep pushing your dad loves you and got your back.

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