ATLANTA - It's official. Harris Reynolds will go from Lion to Tiger. The 6'5'' guard has announced his next destination will be Clemson University.
After mulling over multiple NCAA Division I offers from the likes of California, Vanderbilt, Texas A & M, and Virginia Tech, Reynolds announced his commitment to Clemson - joining a Tiger team that finished with an impressive 18-2 record last season in a very tough ACC.
Flanked by his mom Nikita and his father Kirk, and in front of an excited crowd at St. Pius X Catholic High School's Young Center that included family, friends, students, and coaches - Harris - who always lets his basketball do the talking - quickly made his decision known, to rapturous applause. 

The crowd included current St. Pius X President Aaron Parr, who coached Reynolds before handed over the reins to current boys head coach Will Cloyd. “Clemson is getting a complete player, who just keeps getting better and better. He's only going to improve moving forward," said Cloyd. “He's going to compete for them night in and night out, and represent their school with high character and class.”

But first things first. The boys varsity SPX season opens up with a scrimmage at Lakeside on Nov. 1, with a first regular season game Nov. 11 at home against Midtown. Follow Harris, and fellow seniors D'Marley Elliott, Thomas Rogers, Westin Keppen, JD Foster, Adam Blaszyk, and Joseph Ianucci as the Golden Lions quest for a state championship begins. Come see us at the MKG this season!