This extremely talented 2026 prospect recently flipped from Lafayette to Richmond. That move by Harris means the Richmond coaching staff has added a versatile offensive prospect with considerable size, explosive speed, and elite stick skills to their 2026 recruiting class. Harris excels at initiating from X as well as the corners. From those spots, he can use his next-level speed and elusive cutbacks to charge to the middle of the field for a shot on the run. Harris can also play a physical brand of lacrosse and bully his defender until he gets to his favorite shooting spots. Harris has repeatedly demonstrated that he is a master of the inside roll, which leads to easy dunks around the crease. His ability to fire with both hands as well as from multiple angles makes life difficult for opposing goalies.       

To get a sense of Harris’ talent, some of the top programs in the country made strong pushes to poach him following his dominant NHSLS performance over the off-season. Staying loyal to the Leopards, he’s headed to Lafayette as a surefire Top 100 recruit and projects to make an immediate impact. Harris shot 4-for-9 in the win over Culver, including an empty-net goal in the final three minutes to seal it. He made his presence felt early—after his first shot was saved, he stayed with the play and rode the ball back. From there, he capitalized on a poor approach with a wing dodge. In the third quarter, he showed his range, first on a righty sweep and then with a rocket from at least yards. Simply put, Harris is a problem for opposing defenses, with his blend of size, skill, athleticism, and dynamic dodging making him difficult to contain. He can score through contact, stretch defenses from distance, and apply pressure from anywhere on the field. He looks college-ready and should make his presence felt quickly in the Patriot League.

Hunter Harris Hunter Harris 6'2" | 185 lbs | A/M | Right Hand Western Reserve Academy | 2026 OH brings a wide skill set that is making a real impact for Western Reserve in his senior year. He is a right-handed attackman who thrives around goal line extended, is comfortable initiating and finishing through contact, and has the touch to score both in tight, from range, and with both hands. Against Loyola Blakefield, he drew a matchup with a high-end Division I defender and still found ways to impact the game. His first goal was a great example of how his unpredictability, physicality, and tempo changes can stress his matchup. He started his dodge deep below GLE, constantly changing speed and posture, eventually working up the lefty hashes and sticking a question-mark finish even with the defender glued to his hands.

In the second quarter, he should have been credited with an assist. He beat his man clean, drew the slide, and slipped a savvy lever feed to the crease, only to have the goal taken away by an excellent save. His second goal came in the third quarter off a skip from Kellen Bladon Kellen Bladon 6'0" | 175 lbs | A | Left Hand Western Reserve Academy | 2027 #26 Nation OH , where he was able to step into his shot from range, shoot around a defender, and bury it far-side high past the goalie. Hunter’s ability to toggle between being a physical, matchup-winning dodger and a poised shooter from the perimeter gives Western Reserve real flexibility in how they use him within the offense.