Younger brother of Giants prospect Kyle Harrison carves his own path while helping DLS win NCS, NorCal titles.
The Spartans capped the season with a second straight Northern California Division I crown, a three-game tournament in which the 6-foot-2, 205-pound Harrison went 5 for 12 with five RBIs, a home run and a double.De La Salle’s Connor Harrison beats the tag at second base against Pittsburg in an NCS Division I semifinal on May 23, 2023. Where’d it come from?“I would be a dirty little kid,” Harrison said. “I’d always be like climbing trees, throwing balls against fences.
“They’ve done completely different things,” Jeans said. “I don’t think he feels the pressure at all. In fact, he gets a lot of help from his older brother. I know they talk a lot about baseball. He respects him for what he is doing, but Kyle also respects Connor. I know they have a lot of conversations. He’s used him as a resource more than being in awe of him or trying to live up to him.”He said of his relationship with his older brother, “We just love each other.
Harrison said that while he has some interest from four-year colleges, he is leaning toward playing at a community college next season with hopes that better opportunities emerge from it.
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