Harold brought a quickness to the showcase that made him difficult to keep in front. He showed the ability to attack with either hand, allowing him to change direction and get into the lane before defenders could fully recover. Once he gained an advantage, Harold consistently put pressure on the defense by getting downhill and creating opportunities in the paint. His burst, versatility as a ball handler and willingness to attack give him an intriguing foundation as a young guard with room to continue developing

Harold is a gifted athlete who pops in games. At the Centennial State Cup, he constantly pressured defenses with his downhill mentality and pace. He’s a natural transition scorer who gets on the break and plays free. He attacked open space aggressively and lived at the free-throw line because of how hard he got to the rim. He’s a relentless downhill attacker, and guards have a difficult time slowing him down. What stood out most was how effortless the scoring looked at times. He was finishing around bigs, powering through smaller players, and he made quick reactions. He’s a smooth scorer who found his rhythm early in the tourney and did not look bag. With his added defensive value too, using his twitch and timing to challenge shooters and make momentum-changing plays make him an intriguing player worth following.