One of the top perimeter shot makers in the state, Harsanyi had multiple big scoring games for both PVI and Team Takeover this summer. The 6’3 wing has efficient shot preparation and deep range on his jumper. He has a high basketball IQ and can make shot both off the catch and off the dribble. Harsanyi is a prospect who is trending up in the 2027 recruiting class.

Harsanyi finished the summer with games of 25 and 11 points in the semifinals and finals of Nike’s PIT. The PVI product is a sharp shooting wing who knows how to play and plays with some toughness. He moves well without the ball in his hands, has better than average foot speed and improving ball skills.

College coaches are always searching for perimeter shot makers, and Harsanyi fits that mold as a sharp shooting wing with a good feel for the game. Playing for one of the nation’s top programs, he consistently demonstrates the ability to space the floor and knock down shots from beyond the arc with confidence and consistency. Harsanyi knows how to play, competes with toughness, and understands how to impact winning within the flow of the offense. He also possesses slightly better-than-average foot speed and ball skills, allowing him to attack closeouts, make secondary plays off the dribble, and keep defenses honest.

A contributor on one of the country’s top teams, Harsanyi is poised to continue expanding both his role and overall development. He’s a capable shot maker who can stretch the floor, and he has the athleticism to finish above the rim when attacking. Harsanyi plays with a high IQ, competes with toughness, and brings a reliable, team first approach that should allow his impact to grow moving forward.

Much of the attention of this PVI team is toward Jordan Smith Jr. Jordan Smith Jr. 6'3" | SG St. Paul VI Catholic | 2026 State #3 Nation VA and rightfully so, but it is the role players who will decide how far into the national conversation the Panthers continue to trek towards. Harsanyi is one of the more under-the-radar guys, but there’s no overlooking his elite long-range shooting and as Oak Hill tried to make several defensive adjustments in hopes of putting together stops, it was the 6-foot-3 junior that buried demoralizing three’s. His quick trigger allowed for advance passes from Smith, Turk Brown and others as Harsanyi did his sprinting early on the break to get his feet set and let it fly. As Oak Hill attempted to limit penetration in the half court, Harsanyi would spot up a few feet beyond the arc making it impossible for his defender to get a clean contest on the catch. He nailed four three’s to finish with 12 points in the win.

The junior may be the team’s best pure shooter. He has a quick release, strong shot preparation, and a natural feel for finding open looks within the offense. His ability to space the floor and make defenses pay adds real value to the lineup. He also plays with a toughness and competitiveness.

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-Harsanyi is putting together consistent performances at the defensive end as a physical guard that fights to stay in front, earning him ample time to show his shooting ability. A knockdown shooter with a quick, compact shooting form- he effectively spaced the floor for his team while mixing in some ball reversals and 1 or 2-dribble drives to space to find passing angles to keep the defense honest.

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-Came in cold off the bench and gave the Panthers some good minutes in both halves as a shooter that spaces the floor for his team. Harsanyi knocked down a huge 3 late in the 4Q, scored on runouts in transition at the rim, and competed defensively. Forcing his matchup to their weak hand to force dribble pick-ups and make his opponent more uncomfortable will probably be the next stage of his development.