Student-Athlete Features
The Next — From A-10 to SEC: Vanderbilt’s Ciaja Harbison is the modern NCAA athlete
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Honors

• 2022-23 second-team All-SEC
• Cancun Challenge All-Tournament Team
• SEC Player of the Week (11.15.22, 1.31.23)
• TSWA Player of the Week (11.15.22, 1.31.23)
• 2022-23 SEC First-Year Academic Honor Roll

As a Graduate Student (2022-23)

• Led team in scoring (550), assists (125) and steals (68)
• Ranked second in the SEC in scoring (19.64) and steals (2.43), third in assists (4.46) and fourth in free-throw percentage (80.7)
• Among the top 25 in the nation in points per game, and top 45 in steals
• Scoring average is highest of her collegiate career, also recorded career highs in steals and free throws
• The only player in the SEC to score 40 points in a game on the season, had three outings with 30-plus points
• Scored in double figures 24 times including 13 games with at least 20 points
• Led the Dores in scoring 16 times, assists on 20 occasions and steals in 16 games
• Tied a school record with 41 points and added five steals in win over Texas A&M
• Had 34 points against then-No. 13/11 NC State at Cancun Challenge
• Scored 27 points at then-No. 9 LSU and in the Dores’ first meeting with Tennessee
• Posted 28 points in Vandy debut at WKU and had 27 at Columbia to help Commodores to 3-0 start

The Harbison File

• Undergraduate career at St. Louis, concluded her career as program’s second-leading all-time scorer after 1,688 points
• Points per game average of 15.9 is third in school history
• Ranks among top-5 in Billiken’s record book with 403 assists, 156 steals and 80.7 free throw percentage
• Started in all 106 games played
• Tallied 17.5 points, 2.3 rebounds, 2.3 assists per game and Named Second Team during senior season
• First team All-Atlantic 10 Conference and All-Defensive team during junior year
• All-A10 and A10 Rookie of the Year her first season
• Prepped at Male High School and scored 1,531 points
• Player of the game after Kentucky-Indiana All-Star Game
• Ranked among nations’ top-100 seniors by ESPNW
• Named second team All-State and first team All-Region after helping the Bulldogs to their fifth consecutive district championship
• Region player of the year after junior year