Hartwick College Athletics

Mike Harrison was a four-year starter as a goalkeeper on the men's soccer team at Hartwick from 1983-1986. He was one of the top goalkeepers in Hartwick soccer history.

Harrison was known as a consistent and reliable goalkeeper. He led the team to four NCAA Tournament appearances, including trips to the Final Four in 1984 and 1985. Harrison, who helped Hartwick to a 59-19-14 record in his four seasons, was honored as an All-American in 1986 when he made 109 saves and had four shutouts. In addition, Harrison was honored as an Academic All-American in 1986.

Harrison was named Most Valuable Player of the team three times. At the time of his induction, Harrison was the school-record holder in career shutouts (28) and shutouts in a season (11 in 1985). Harrison had his finest season in 1985 when he recorded 11 shutouts in 21 games. He allowed only 10 goals and had an impressive 0.48 goals against average while leading the team to a 17-3-1 record.

Harrison was named Outstanding Freshman Athlete in 1984, and was the recipient of the Harry Mosher Award in 1987.