Emma led Haddon Heights HS to a 19-11 record in her junior season and a berth in the South Group 2 Semifinals. She was the team leader in points and 3-pointers. The University of New Hampshire commit went over 1,000 career points early in her junior season and finished the year with 1,523 career points putting her in great position to eclipse 2,000 career points as a senior as well as 200 career 3-pointers. She finished the year 11th in NJ and 2nd in Group 2 in PPG and tied for 18th in 3-pointers per game.

Emma, the Colonial Conference Player of the Year, will be playing for the Lady Runnin’ Rebels this AAU season. As a taller guard with a tight handle, she’s extremely difficult to stay in front of. She’s a true three-level scorer, capable of knocking down threes, hitting mid-range shots, and finishing at the rim. She also sees the floor well, delivering on-time, accurate passes, and uses her shifty handle to consistently create separation.

After a brief two-game absence due to an injury, Harris looked like her normal self in her return, scoring a game-high 26 points to lead third-seeded Haddon Heights to a 48-41 victory over sixth-seeded Manchester Township. The junior shooting guard hit nine of her 11 free-throw attempts and excelled from mid-range. It was the 10th time Harris scored at least 25 points this winter.

Haddon Height’s next game: Monday, away at Cinnaminson, 5 p.m.

Harris averaged 26.5 points across four games this week, posting 34, 23, 25, and 24-point performances as Haddon Heights went 4-0. The Garnets now own a 7-4 record behind the junior point guard’s team-high 257 points.

Over her first two high school seasons, Harris has proved to be one of the top players in the region. The 5’6″ shooting guard has 919 points through 58 career games, good for a 15.8 PPG average for Haddon Heights. She’ll likely hit the 1,000 points milestone early in her junior campaign.