Tristin Harkins brings defensive energy and point-guard instincts to West Virginia Wesleyan
Harkins is a junior guard whose value is built on disruptive defense and steady playmaking more than scoring volume: his high school resume showed 2.0 steals per game, and a 2025 exhibition report noted he produced four steals against Division I Radford, signaling active hands and real ball pressure. He was also described as a balanced offensive player with strong all-around impact, which suggests a connective guard who can fit a team that needs tempo, toughness, and secondary creation. His current college stats appear limited so far, so the fit question comes down to whether a coach wants a gritty, defense-first floor general with upside in a role that rewards intensity and versatility.
