2014-15: Long completed one of the best two-year careers in program history as a sophomore. He was named First Team All-OCCAC, First Team All-Region XII, Region XII Player of the Year, Region XII All-Tournament Team, First Team All-PING East Region, PING Second Team All-American and NJCAA Division II Honorable Mention All-American. He became the first two-time NJCAA All-American in program history, and he was named the team's Co-MVP along with Philippe Weppernig.

Long tied the program's 18-hole record with a 67 on Sept. 9 in the Spiess Memorial, as well.

Overall, Long averaged 73.2 strokes over 22 rounds as a sophomore. In OCCAC play, he finished third among all golfers with a 75.7 average over six tournaments. In the Region XII tournament, he finished first among all golfers with scores of 72-68-76 for a total of 216 (E). In NJCAA Division II National Tournament play, Long shot rounds of 72-69-73-75 for a total of 289 (+1). He finished tied for 21st place.

Long's sophomore fall average was 72.3 strokes over eight rounds. In the spring, he averaged 73.7 strokes over 14 tournaments. In postseason play, he averaged 72.1 strokes over seven rounds.

After medaling five tournaments as a sophomore, Long finished with nine medalist finishes in his two-year career. Over 51 career rounds, he averaged 73.9 strokes and shot below 70 six times in his career.

2013-14: Long had a breakout freshman year as he was named First Team All-OCCAC, First Team All-Region XII, PING Freshman All-American, PING All-East Region, All-National Tournament team and NJCAA Division II Second Team All-American. The team's Coaches Award winner medaled four tournaments as a freshman and teamed with teammate Philippe Weppernig to win the Alternate Shot and Scramble events at the OCCAC Ryder Cup tournament.

Long averaged 74.4 strokes per 18 holes over 29 tournaments. He shot below 70 three times and shot a season-low 68 on April 9. In OCCAC play, Long finished second among all golfers with a 75.3 average per 18 holes.

Prior to Owens: Long was an England boys finalist, the County Boys Champion and finished second in the Staffordshire Amateur.

Personal: Harrison is the son of Graeme and Nuiola Long. He has two siblings, Cameron and Annabelle.