Nyla Harris

Nyla Harris, a dynamic forward for the Louisville Cardinals in the NCAA Women's Basketball League (NCAAWB), has made significant strides in her collegiate career. Born in Orlando, Florida, Harris has developed into a key player for the Cardinals, showcasing her skills and dedication on the court. Standing at 74 inches, her physical presence is as impressive as her gameplay. Throughout the 2024 season, Harris demonstrated her prowess in both regular season and tournament play. In the regular season, she appeared in 31 games, starting 30 of them, and played a total of 755 minutes. Harris made a notable impact with an average of 9.0 points per game, a testament to her scoring ability. Moreover, her rebounding skills were evident as she averaged 5.45 rebounds per game, with a total of 169 rebounds - 80 defensive and 89 offensive. Harris also contributed defensively with an average of 0.35 blocks per game, totaling 11 blocks for the season. Her agility and defensive instincts led her to accumulate an impressive 26 steals, averaging 0.84 steals per game. Harris's efficiency on the court is highlighted by her shooting accuracy, with a two-point shooting percentage of 54.5% and a free throw percentage of 77.6%. Her true shooting percentage stood at 58.7%, reflecting her effectiveness and decision-making in shooting. Despite her focus on inside scoring, evidenced by not attempting any three-point shots, her overall field goal percentage remained strong at 54.5%. Off the court, Harris's journey from Orlando to Louisville reflects her commitment and passion for basketball. As a junior (JR) with the Cardinals, her growth and development as a player are evident in her performance metrics and her role in the team's strategy. Harris's contributions have not only been in scoring and rebounding but also in her defensive plays and assists, showcasing her all-around game and importance to the Cardinals.