Lewiston High School and Penn State graduate Isaiah Harris, middle, tries to catch Bryce Hoppel as they head down the back stretch during Saturday's New York Presbyterian Invitational 800-meter race at the Millrose Games in New York City. Harris finished third. At left is Donavan Brazier, the current No. 1-ranked runner in the world and winner of the race.

Lewiston High School and Penn State graduate Isaiah Harris, middle, tries to catch Bryce Hoppel as they head down the back stretch during Saturday's New York Presbyterian Invitational 800-meter race at the Millrose Games in New York City. Harris finished third. At left is Donavan Brazier, the current No. 1-ranked runner in the world and winner of the race.

Isaiah Harris prepares for the start of Saturday's New York-Presbyterian Invitational 800-meter race at the Armory in New York City during the Millrose Games. He finished in 3rd place with a personal indoor best time of 1 minute, 46.01 seconds.

Isaiah Harris ties his spikes prior to the start of Saturday's New York-Presbyterian Invitational 800-meter race at the Armory in New York City during the Millrose Games. He finished in third place with a personal indoor best time of 1 minute, 46.01 seconds.

Isaiah Harris prepares for the start of Saturday's New York-Presbyterian Invitational 800-meter race at the Armory in New York City during the Millrose Games. He finished in third with a personal indoor best time of 1 minute, 46.01 seconds.

Isaiah Harris personalized his running spike to honor the passing of Kobe Bryant, one of his idols growing up, for his race at the Millrose Games in New York City Saturday afternoon.

Lewisto native Isaiah Harris personalized his running spike to honor the passing of Kobe Bryant, one of his idols growing up, for his race at the Millrose Games in New York City on Saturday afternoon.