Whitworth University

Seth Harrison enters his third year of collegiate coaching at Whitworth University after a prolific playing career at Eastern Washington University from 2018-2022. He currently works for Pro Vision Academy in Spokane as the Specialist Head Coach and a Strength and Speed Assistant.

Harrison started his career at EWU as a walk-on. He went on to become a four-year starting place kicker for the Eagles. In 2019, his freshman year, he went 12 for 12 on field goals and added 50 extra points in 11 games, where he earned 1st Team Freshman All-American and All-Big Sky honors. Harrison led the nation in field goal percentage. He had two games with four field goals, which is one off of the single game school record. The next season Harrison was 2nd Team All-Big Sky and kicked a 55-yard field goal that ranks 3rd all-time at EWU. He finished his career 25 of 36 on field goals which ranks 5th in school history. His 130 extra points put him 3rd all-time and his 205 total points ranks 10th all-time in EWU history (4th among kickers). Seth was also a three-time All-Academic Big Sky player. He earned a bachelor’s degree in business management.

Harrison began coaching kickers while he was still playing in 2020. He coached Owen Forsman, a 2024 graduate from Lakeland High School, to a scholarship offer from University of Idaho. Owen will join the Vandals team in 2024 once he finishes his senior year of high school. Harrison has also coached Quinton Pacheco, a 2023 graduate from Mead High School, to an offer from Central Washington University. He will join the Wildcat squad this fall.