If you were the sort of person that felt inclined to use the internet for comedic reasons, you might at some point have considered slipping the name “Wilson Harris” into the owner slot on the Wikipedia page for the Boys in Blue.

You see, the 24-year-old Louisville City FC striker has consistently had Indy’s number over the years.

Harris has recorded nine goals in 12 regular season appearances against Indy in his career. After his hat trick in LouCity’s 5-3 victory against Indy in the first edition of the Louisville-Indianapolis Proximity Association Football Contest in April, he’s averaging a goal every 96.4 minutes when he squares off against the Circle City’s club.

That puts Harris in elevated company when it comes to picking on an individual opponent in the USL Championship’s history.

Only six players in the Championship’s history have registered at least nine goals against an individual opponent all-time. Some of those achievements came against MLS reserve opposition, meaning they might not resonate quite as much, but by contrast what Harris has put together individually against Indy sits among a collection of impressive achievements on his resume.

Now he’s only two goals from equaling the all-time lead in goals against an individual opponent, currently held by Matt Fondy, who scored 11 goals in nine games in his career against the Harrisburg City Islanders. Not for nothing, but seven of those when Fondy was in LouCity’s colors during the club’s inaugural season in 2015, when he won the Golden Boot and Player of the Year award.

As the LIPAFC returns on Saturday night (7 p.m. ET | CBS Sports Golazo Network), Harris is set to have Indy in his crosshairs again.