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Harris Named Assistant Cross-Country/Track and Field Coach
2/4/2010 3:16:35 PM
Harris, Asst. X-Country/T&F Field Coach
Orangeburg, SC—Jebreh Harris has been named assistant cross-country/track and field coach at South Carolina State. Harris began his duties on February 1.
Harris joins the SC State staff after serving the past season five seasons (2004-2009) as a volunteer-assistant coach at his alma mater University of Tennessee-Knoxville (UT). While at UT, Harris also served several years as a track coach with the Knoxville Track Club working with the youth program. He also has spent time as a sports specific/personal trainer (Performance Training Inc.) Where he has trained several world class athletes and designed workout for clients with particular needs.
Harris had an outstanding collegiate career while competing at the UT. He was a Two-Time All-American (DMR, 4x4) and was a member of the 2001 SEC and NCAA Championship Team (800m, 4x4).
After Harris completed his collegiate career, he went on have a lucrative pro-career. After college he went on to sign with the Holyfield International Track Club (owned by professional boxer Evander Holyfield) and in 2005 Harris signed with Reebok. As a professional Harris was a 2004 and 2008 Olympic Trials Finalist in the 800 meters. In 2007 he ranked as high as #2 in the USA in the 800 meters by Track & Field News and in 2006 he placed third at the USA Track & Field Outdoor Championships in the 800 meters and was a member of the American Record Breaking 4x800 meter relay team (7:02.82-Brussels). Harris had a personal best time of 1:45.5 in 800m. In his years at UT and his pro career, Harris has been coached by George Watts of The University of Tennessee
Harris received his Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in Graphic Design from the UT in 2002. He is a member of the USA Track and Field Association and holds several certifications, including USATF Level I certification; CPR/AED certified and is currently studying for his International Sport Science Association (ISSA) certification.
Sat, Mar. 13, 2010
Women's Basketball
vs Hampton University
5 PM
Men's Basketball
vs MEAC TOURNAMENT
TBA
Women's Indoor Track & Field
at NCAA Championships
Men's Indoor Track & Field
at NCAA Championships
3.6 | Men's Outdoor Track & Field
Savannah, GA
Savannah State Eye-opener
3.6 | Women's Outdoor Track & Field
Savannah, GA
Savannah State Eye-opener
3.6 | Men's Tennis
Sumter, SC
3.6 | Women's Tennis
Sumter, SC
3.6 | Women's Tennis
Sumter, SC
South Carolina State
2 p.m.
3.7 | Women's Tennis
Sumter, SC
3.7 | Women's Tennis
Sumter, SC
University of Maryland-Eastern Shore
0
3.7 | Men's Tennis
Sumter, SC
3.7 | Men's Tennis
Sumter, SC
South Carolina State
2 p.m.
University of Maryland-Eastern Shore
3.8 | Men's Basketball
Winston-Salem, NC
3.9 | Women's Basketball
Winston-Salem, NC
3.10 | Women's Basketball
Winston-Salem, NC
3.11 | Women's Indoor Track & Field
Fayetteville, AR
3.11 | Men's Indoor Track & Field
Fayetteville, AR
3.12 | Women's Basketball
Winston-Salem, NC
3.13 | Women's Basketball
Winston-Salem, NC
South Carolina State
5 PM
3.15 | Women's Tennis
Orlando, FL
3.15 | Men's Tennis
Orlando, FL
3.16 | Men's Tennis
Orlando, FL
3.16 | Women's Tennis
Orlando, FL
3.17 | Women's Tennis
Orlando, FL
3.17 | Softball
Orangeburg, SC
South Carolina State
1 PM
3.17 | Men's Tennis
Orlando, FL
3.18 | Women's Outdoor Track & Field
Myrtle Beach, SC
CCU Myrtle Beach Invitational
3.18 | Men's Outdoor Track & Field
Myrtle Beach, SC
Coastal Carolina Shamrock Invitational
3.19 | Women's Bowling
Greensboro, NC
3.19 | Men's Tennis
Radford, Va
South Carolina State
3 p.m.
3.20 | Men's Tennis
Radford, Va
South Carolina State
10 a.m.
3.20 | Softball
Orangeburg, SC
South Carolina State
1 PM
1.22.10 | General, Volleyball
SC State University regrets to announce the passing of former SC State volleyball player Erinn N. Phillips. Phillips passed away today in her hometown of Inkster, MI after battling an extended illness. Phillips, 22, was a setter for one season (2007) for the SC State women’s volleyball team.
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11.4.09 | General, Football
ORANGEBURG, SC – The longtime South Carolina State basketball public address announcer has died. Dr. Robert E. “Wag” Howard, 89, died at his Orangeburg residence Tuesday (Nov. 3) night, following an extended illness.
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10.19.09 | General, Football
VIRGINIA BEACH, Va., – South Carolina State junior defensive lineman Jason Ayers was selected as the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference (MEAC) Defense Player of the Week, the conference announced Monday.
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9.2.09 | General
ORANGEBURG, SC—The South Carolina State University Department of Athletics is now on Twitter as announced by the Office of Sports Information. Fans of the Bulldogs and Lady Bulldogs can now stay connected to all the happenings in SCSU Athletics on this popular social networking site.
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8.3.09 | General
Former South Carolina State basketball standout Thurman Zimmerman, has signed a pro contract to play for Liceo Mixto de los Andes in Chile’s top league, the Dimayor.
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7.1.09 | General
Indianapolis, IN— Mary Hill, Director of Internal Operations/Special Events Coordinator for the Department of Athletics at South Carolina State, was among 22 individuals to graduate from the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Leadership Institute for Ethnic Minority Males and Females, Thursday, June 25, 2008, at the NCAA Headquarters in Indianapolis.
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6.26.09 | General
SAN ANTONIO, Texas - South Carolina State’s longtime sports information director, William Hamilton has taken pride in shining the spotlight on the student-athletes he’s covered the last 36 years. On Wednesday he was honored with CoSIDA’s most distinguished individual honor - the Arch Ward Award.
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