Harri Morris started his rugby at Southport RFC in England before moving to Scotland aged 12. He came through the ranks at George Watson’s College and has played his club rugby with Melrose and Southern Knights.

He represented Edinburgh throughout the age-grades and was named Player of the Match as Edinburgh U20 lifted the Junior 1872 Cup in 2019. He was then selected in the Scotland U20 squad for the 2021 U20 Six Nations in Cardiff.

Morris made his Edinburgh debut in the back row in the Guinness PRO14 Rainbow Cup clash with Ulster in June 2021, becoming player #1296.

He then followed in the footsteps of fellow George Watson’s former pupil Stuart McInally by converting from back-row to hooker. He developed in the new position with a loan spell at London Scottish, followed by a season-long loan at Doncaster Knights in the English Championship in 2023/24.

His progress was recognised internationally in 2024/25, when he represented Scotland A against Chile and Emerging Scotland against Italy U23.

He kicked on in 2025/26, earning a first senior Scotland call-up for the Autumn Nations Series and winning his first cap off the bench in the 85-0 win over the USA at Scottish Gas Murrayfield.

Weeks later he scored his first Edinburgh try, peeling off a driving maul in the home win over Ospreys.

Morris has started at hooker in Edinburgh’s opening URC fixtures of 2026/27 as the club made its best start to a league season in more than a decade.