Childhood and Education Journey of Kyle Harrison (lacrosse) in Timeline

Discover the defining moments in the early life of Kyle Harrison (lacrosse). From birth to education, explore key events.

Kyle Harrison is a retired professional lacrosse player and American entrepreneur. Currently, he holds the position of PLL Director of Player Relations and Diversity Inclusion. His playing career established him as a prominent figure in lacrosse, and his current role highlights his continued involvement in the sport, focusing on player relations and promoting diversity and inclusion within the Premier Lacrosse League.

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Full Timeline Early Life & Education Career & Achievements Success & Recognition

March 12, 1983: Kyle Harrison Born

On March 12, 1983, Kyle Harrison, the American entrepreneur and retired professional lacrosse player, was born.

1997: MIAA B-Conference Championship

In 1997, Kyle Harrison won the first of three consecutive MIAA B-Conference Championships in lacrosse at the Friends School of Baltimore.

1998: MIAA B-Conference Championship

In 1998, Kyle Harrison won his second MIAA B-Conference Championship in lacrosse at the Friends School of Baltimore.

1999: MIAA B-Conference Championship

In 1999, Kyle Harrison won his third consecutive MIAA B-Conference Championship in lacrosse at the Friends School of Baltimore.

2001: Graduation and College Enrollment

In 2001, Kyle Harrison graduated from Friend's School and enrolled at Johns Hopkins University, continuing to play lacrosse with his best friend Benson Erwin.

2001: High School Graduation

In 2001, Kyle Harrison graduated from the Friends School of Baltimore.

2002: College Lacrosse Career Begins

In 2002, Kyle Harrison started playing Division 1 men's lacrosse for the Johns Hopkins Blue Jays under Coach Dave Pietramala, majoring in Writing Seminars.

2005: STX K18 Equipment Line

In 2005, Kyle Harrison signed a contract with STX for his K18 equipment line. Kyle Harrison also had a Nike sponsorship to manufacture various sportswear and lacrosse apparel.

2007: Paul Rabil wins NCAA Championship

In 2007, Paul Rabil, who played alongside Kyle Harrison on the 2005 team, won the NCAA Division I Men's Lacrosse Championship and the McLaughlin Award.

2009: Founded LXM Pro Tour

In late 2009, Kyle Harrison co-founded the LXM Pro Tour league with other former college All-Americans and professional players.

2010: LXM Pro Tour league active

In 2010, the LXM Pro Tour league, co-founded by Kyle Harrison, became active.

2013: Beats Electronics Custom Headphones

In 2013, Beats Electronics designed personalized custom headphones for Kyle Harrison, with Hopkins blue writing of the K18 logo, 16–0, 'Finish Strong', 'LXM PRO', and '2005' on it.