Notre Dame welcomes new head coach of girls’ basketball program
CAPE GIRARDEAU, Mo. (KBSI) – Notre Dame Regional Highschool has announced the hire of a new head basketball coach.
According to the schools Facebook page Chris Harris has joined Notre Dame as the new head coach of the girls’ basketball program.
Harris brings more than a decade of playing, training and coaching experience to the program.
He is also the founder and director of C5 Skills Academy, where he has worked with hundreds of athletes throughout Southeast Missouri and the surrounding region.
“I am honored to lead the Notre Dame girls’ basketball program,” said Harris. “Notre Dame has a strong tradition of excellence, and I am excited to build relationships with our players and help them grow both on and off the court. Our goal will be to compete at a high level, represent our school with pride, and create a culture built on hard work, accountability and enthusiasm.
“I am thrilled to announce the addition of Coach Harris as our new head girls basketball coach,” said Notre Dame Athletic Director Jeff Graviett. “It is a rare opportunity at the high school level to hire someone who has competed at both the Division 1 and professional levels. Coach Harris brings an immense passion for the game and, most importantly, a deep commitment to developing talent right here in our local community. I am incredibly excited for the future of this program under his leadership.”
According to the schools Facebook post Harris says he is passionate about helping young athletes develop both on and off the court through faith, hard work, discipline and leadership. He is excited to join the Notre Dame community and build a competitive program that reflects the school’s commitment to excellence, character and faith. Harris looks forward to investing in the student-athletes and helping them reach their full potential as players, students and young women.
