Harris, a 5-foot-10-inch guard with a quick trigger, averaged 22.7 points and made 13-of-21 3-point attempts on the week. He heated up early to score 25 points while sinking five 3-pointers in a loss at NCAA Div. I Santa Clara on Monday, made four 3-pointers and totaled 22 points in a win at Willamette on Friday, and drained four more 3-pointers en route to 21 points in a victory at Pacific (Ore.) the following night. Harris made 61.9 percent of his long-range attempts and shot 54.5 percent from the field.

Thanks in large part to Harris, Menlo needed just three games to pick up its first two wins of the season. A year ago the Oaks struggled to a 2-6 start in which it took until Dec. 17 to earn their second victory. Under first-year head coach Matt Davis, Menlo has appeared a more cohesive unit through the first week of the season despite a slew of newcomers. Harris and Tim Kees, the Oaks lone senior, have led the early-season resurgence.

Menlo returns to action this weekend when it hosts the Lamont Ramsey Classic at Haynes-Prim Pavilion. Menlo plays Johnson & Wales (Colo.) on Saturday at 4 p.m. and CSU Stanislaus at the same time on Sunday. Play opens Saturday at 2 p.m. when CSU Stanislaus takes on Bethany. On Sunday, Bethany battles Johnson & Wales at 2 p.m.