Originally from the UK, Harry began playing tennis at the age of three and progressed through several British academy programs from the age of 12. At 16, he was awarded the Lawn Tennis Association’s accolade for the most Junior Regional Tour matches won in Great Britain, and he competed extensively on the British junior national circuit.

Harry went on to play national-level university tennis, while completing his BSc in Sports Coaching and MSc in Sport Performance—both with a focus on tennis. Shortly after finishing his studies, he was headhunted to Australia in 2019 as a Player/Coach, spending a year in Perth before touring the country on the Australian Money Tour, competing from tournament to tournament while living out of a converted 4x4.

Currently, Harry competes on the 30+ ITF World Tennis Tour. He is the reigning Australian Champion and is ranked No. 5 in the world.

Off the court, Harry coaches a select group of the state’s top juniors, helping them develop into high-performance athletes. When he’s not coaching or competing, he enjoys time at the beach and caring for his puppy, Mila.