Shippensburg University Athletics

2013 Don Hansen’s Football Gazette All-America First Team
2013 D2Football.com All-America Second Team
2013 Associated Press Little All-America Second Team
2013 Daktronics All-America Second Team
2013 Don Hansen’s Football Gazette All-Super Region One First Team
2013 Daktronics All-Super Region One First Team
2013 All-PSAC Eastern Division First Team

2013 (R-Junior): Put together the greatest receiving season in school history on his way to First Team All-America honors from Don Hansen’s Football Gazette and Second Team honors from D2Football.com, the Associated Press and Daktronics…also voted First Team All-Super Region One by Don Hansen’s Football Gazette and Daktronics as well as All-PSAC East First Team…set school single-season records in catches (105), receiving yards (1,421) and receiving touchdowns (22)…catch and touchdown total led the PSAC while yardage total led the PSAC at the end of the regular season…22 receiving scores led all of Division II while yardage total was seventh…was fourth in Division II in receptions per game (9.5) and finished the year with a school-record nine 100-yard receiving games…fell 10 catches and one touchdown short of tying the PSAC single-season record in each category…catch total was 28 more than the next-best PSAC player while his touchdown total was seven more than the next-best PSAC player…ranked second in the PSAC and fifth in Division II in scoring at 12.0 points per game…set 11 single-season school records, including receiving yards per game (129.2), points scored (132), touchdowns scored (22), games with a touchdown catch (10), consecutive 100-yard games (eight) and consecutive games with a touchdown catch (10)…also earned the team’s John M. Roddick Centurian Award (most valuable player) and John Bay Award (most outstanding offensive player)…caught three touchdowns in a game on four different occasions…had multiple receiving scores in eight of 11 games…caught a season-high 15 passes at Lock Haven, also hauled in 10+ balls on four other occasions....also registered nine rushes on the season.
 
2012 (R-Sophomore): Contributed to five school records while earning All-America plaudits for his record-setting work as a wide receiver in his second year with the Raiders…shattered the SU single-season record with 19 touchdown receptions, allowing him to also become the SU career touchdown receptions leader with 28…made history with an 18-catch, 288-yard, five-touchdown performance at Kutztown, setting school records in all three categories and tying PSAC records for single-game receptions and touchdowns…caught at least one touchdown pass in nine of 13 games, including four at West Chester and three versus Bloomsburg during the regular season…had at least two receptions in all 13 games…tallied five 100-yard receiving games…ranked second on the team with 75 receptions and 1,200 receiving yards…amassed 1,221 all-purpose yards for the year…postseason plaudits include Daktronics (SID) All-America Second Team honors and honorable mention on the Don Hansen’s Football Gazette squad.
 
2011 (R-Freshman): Exploded onto the scene as the team’s leading receiver in his first season of competition for the Raiders…despite starting just six games, led the team in every receiving category, including 43 catches for 681 yards and nine touchdowns with a 15.8 average per reception…twice caught a career-high seven balls in a game, going for 82 yards and a touchdown at Gannon and a career-high 124 yards at Cheyney in his lone 100-yard game of the season…caught two passes, both for touchdowns, in the season opener at Shepherd…also caught two touchdowns against Kutztown while throwing a 53-yard touchdown pass on a trick play…hauled in five passes for 68 yards and a touchdown against East Stroudsburg…had his third two-touchdown receiving game of the season in the finale against Mercyhurst, catching three balls for 89 yards and two touchdowns, including a career-long 64-yard reception for a score.
 
2010 (Freshman): Redshirt season.
 
Cumberland Valley High School: Solid two-way player who was instrumental in helping Cumberland Valley to an appearance in the 2009 PIAA state semi-finals in the Class AAAA division…finished career with 800 receiving yards on 38 receptions and scored nine touchdowns for coach Tim Rimpfel…defensively turned in 20 career interceptions…made the game winning touchdown reception against Wilson in the PIAA District 3 semifinals…selected an Associated Press First Team Class AAAA defensive back following the 2009 season…was also named to the Harrisburg Patriot-News’ all-star team as well as the Carlisle Sentinel’s Defensive Player of the Year...chosen as a first team wide-out and defensive back in the Mid-Penn Commonwealth Conference as well as being named an honorable mention return specialist.
 
About Harman: Full name is Trevor Lee Harman…is the son of Larry and Kelli Harman…majoring in finance…Harman’s uncle is Bruce Arians, the head coach of the Arizona Cardinals in the NFL…has three younger siblings in Rachel, Tristan and Kyle.