Trevor Harris, the well-traveled quarterback currently leading the Saskatchewan Roughriders in the Canadian Football League (CFL), has become an integral part of the team’s offensive strategy. Born on May 31, 1986, Harris’ journey to the Roughriders has been a fascinating tour through multiple football leagues, each contributing to the player he is today.

Harris’ football career began in Marion Pleasant High School, Ohio, where his exceptional abilities saw him become an all-state selection in football and basketball. His performance as a quarterback, recording 1,523 yards and 23 touchdowns in his senior year, marked him as an upcoming talent in football.

He then moved on to play college football at Edinboro University of Pennsylvania. Here, Harris broke multiple records and became a two-time finalist for the Harlon Hill Trophy, an accolade for the most valuable player in NCAA Division II. His college career ended with an impressive tally of 11,899 yards passed, a 66% pass completion rate, and 100 touchdowns thrown.