Thank you, Michael Harris
7 Apr
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The 25-year-old guard made 63 appearances for the Wildcats after originally joining as a Development Player ahead of the 2022-23 NBL season.
The sharpshooting guard spent his first two seasons in Perth as a DP before getting upgraded to the main roster for NBL25.
Wildcats General Manager of Basketball Operations Danny Mills praised Harris on his work ethic and attitude and wished him all the best for his next chapter in Adelaide after he signed with the 36ers.
“Michael has been a valued member of the organisation for the past three seasons,” Mills said.
“He’s a high-character young man who was well respected and popular amongst both his teammates and the staff.
“He always had an excellent work ethic and first-class attitude to all aspects of professional basketball.
“We wish Michael all the best for the next chapter of his basketball career in Adelaide.”

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