21 December 2024
Class List 2024 – Ethan Harris
- 2000 – Player – European Championships, Glasgow, Scotland
- 2001 – Player – European Championships, Cardiff, Wales
- 2002 – Player – World Championships, Perth, Australia
- 2004 – Player – European Championships, Prague, Czech. Republic
- 2006 – Non-Travel Reserve Player – World Championships, London, Canada
- 2008 – Player – European Championships, Lahti, Finland
- 2010 – Player/Captain – World Championships, Manchester, England
- 2012 – Player/Captain – European Championships, Amsterdam, Holland
- 2014 – Player/Captain – World Championships, Denver, USA (top 6 finish)
- 2016 – Player/Captain – European Championships, Budapest, Hungary
- 2018 – Assistant Coach/Reserve Player – World Championships, Netanya, Israel
In addition to the above major tournaments, Ethan also participated in numerous other events throughout the years including:
The Home Internationals, NKI (BNC), the Celtic Cup, as well as the Scotland team training tours in Baltimore (2009), Long Island (2013), and California (2017).
Ethan received recognition during various tournaments, including the team MVP and John Marr Defensive player awards. He assisted the General Managers and Coaching staff with tour organization and administration for the majority of the tours from 2008.
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