McKenna Harris gives SUNO a gritty, two-way senior guard who can stuff the stat sheet
In the 2024-25 season, McKenna Harris showed the kind of guard profile coaches love to plug in: she averaged 9.0 points, 4.5 rebounds, and 3.0 steals per game in limited action, while also flashing a high-energy defensive edge that popped in game logs like a 5-steal night at Northwestern State[1][3][5]. The bigger takeaway is her toughness and versatility—at 5'9 and as a senior, she brings veteran composure, rebounding from the guard spot, and disruptive defense, even if her shot volume and efficiency have been uneven[2][3]. That makes her a useful fit for a team that wants physicality, effort, and a guard who impacts winning beyond scoring.
