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- Year:
- 1979
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- Team:
- Baseball/Football
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- Induction Year:
- 2015
Bio
Charles Harrow was a standout in both baseball and football for Massachusetts Maritime, as the North Reading, Mass. resident still holds the school single-season record for doubles after rapping out 15 two-baggers in 1978 to rank third nationally in that category. An all-Massachusetts State Collegiate Athletic Conference performer as a junior, Harrow earned third team all-New England accolades during a 1979 season that saw him hit .448 while leading Head Coach Bob Corradi’s squad to a 23-6 overall mark, a runner-up finish in MASCAC play and a berth in the ECAC Championships. Harrow is a member of Massachusetts Maritime’s career .300 club, as the former Buccaneer team Most Valuable Player sports a .380 career mark. On the gridiron, Harrow set a school record by completing 59 percent of his passing attempts during a junior campaign that saw the Buccaneers capture their first New England Football Conference crown, and he threw for a career-best.
