Episode 50: Grace Harbaugh - Michigan Water Polo / Sports
At Michigan • Enrolled in the College of Literature, Science and the Arts • ACWPC All-Academic team (2020) • CWPA Scholar Athlete (2020) • U-M Academic Achievement Award • 2x Academic All-Big Ten Senior (2023) • Appeared in 21 out of 33 games this season • Had a career-high 4-point game against Salem University (3/04/23) • Had a career-high 3 steals against St. Francis (3/05/23) Junior (2022) • NCAA Quarterfinals • CWPA Champions • Academic All-Big Ten • Had a career-high two-goal game against Mount St. Mary's (3/20/22) • Played in 20 games Sophomore (2021) • Academic All-Big Ten • Tied her career-best for points with two against Mount St. Mary's in the opening game of the CWPA Championship • Set a new career-high for assists with two against No. 25 St. Francis (Pa.) • Also registered her first career steal in the game against St. Francis • Saw action in two games of the 2021 Michigan Invitational Freshman (2020) • ACWPC All-Academic team • CWPA Scholar Athlete • U-M Academic Achievement Award • Scored her first collegiate goal against Iona in the Wolverine Invitational • Played in three games during the Wolverine Invitational • Made her collegiate debut against No. 21 Wagner in the Michigan Invitational, the first of three games played in the tournament • End of the season was canceled prior to conference play due to the COVID-19 illness Prep • Graduated from Coronado High School in 2019 • Competed for Coronado Aquatics Club • Placed 3rd in CIF as a senior • Team captain • Received the Islander Sports Foundation Award for integrity, sportsmanship and friendship in 2017 • Also a member of the swim team Personal • Full name is Jessica Grace Harbaugh • Born in San Diego, Calif. • Birthday: June 27, 2000 • Parents are Jim Harbaugh and Miah Harbaugh • Has two brothers, Jay and James • Father, Jim, is the head coach of the University of Michigan football team • Brother, Jay, is an assistant football coach at the University of Michigan • Brother, James, also attends U-M Why Michigan " Growing up in a family that was passionate about Michigan, the love for the University was instilled in me at a young age. I grew up singing the fight song and watching football games. I fell in love with the traditions, academics, athletics, and opportunities Michigan has to offer." Why Water Polo " I started playing when I was fourteen years old. I was a swimmer all my life, and while I loved it, I missed certain aspects of a team sport. I found water polo and it was a combination of everything I loved about sports. I've been hooked ever since."




