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Sports - Naval Academy
Capital Gazette Communications
Published
02/16/08
Chris Harris was a Division III basketball recruit coming out of high school. The Virginia native wasn't willing to settle for playing at that level and chose to attend prep school in hopes of earning a Division I offer. 
By Colleen Dugan -- The Capital
Sophomore point guard Chris Harris, who wasn’t considered a Division I player coming out of high school, has been quite an asset to the Mids.Find Us On Facebook
That gamble paid off when Fork Union Military Academy traveled to Annapolis to play the Naval Academy junior varsity. Navy head coach Billy Lange and several assistants attended the game and took notice of the Fork Union point guard, who consistently made sound, fundamental plays. "I specifically remember Chris making a perfect entry pass to the post and turning to (former assistant) John Krikorian...
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