Golden’s teammate at Milton, Harrison is a Charleston Southern commit and a highly skilled perimeter shooter who will be one of the state’s top guards this season. He has a quick release, excellent shot preparation and a good understanding of how to use screens to create quality scoring opportunities. More than just a perimeter shot maker, Harrison is capable of creating offense off the dribble and can provide additional playmaking as a secondary ball handler when needed.

One of the state’s top shooters, Harrison committed to Charleston Southern over the weekend. He is a high level perimeter shot maker with a quick release and excellent shot preparation. Harrison knows how to use screens effectively to create opportunities and is also capable of creating offense off the bounce. He can handle the ball when needed and has the potential to serve as a secondary ball handler in certain situations.

Harrison erupted for 26 points in a win over Centennial this week, knocking down six three-pointers throughout the game. He has a strong build and long frame to go along with a lightning-quick release, barely needing any space to get his shot off and find the bottom of the net. Harrison is always a threat when he gets even a sliver of daylight, making him a difficult cover and elite floor spacer around the perimeter. His confidence and ability to consistently knock down shots from deep make him one of the best pure shooting prospects in the state of Georgia. With his shooting ability and physical tools, Harrison is set up for a big time senior year in a loaded Milton program.

Harrison showed why he’s one of the more complete scorers in the area on Sunday, finishing with 12 points in Milton’s win over Cambridge. A true three level scorer who uses his high basketball IQ to create opportunities through strong off-ball movement and polished skill with the ball in his hands. Harrison can really create his own offense, whether it’s knocking down jumpers in the mid range or getting downhill to finish at the rim. His ability to score in multiple ways makes him a difficult matchup for opposing defenses. With a loaded Milton roster entering the season, Harrison looks primed for a big senior year.

A sharp shooting wing for the Atlanta Celtics, Harrison continued to prove to be one of the more dangerous perimeter threats in the state this spring. He possesses a quick, compact release and excellent shot preparation, allowing him to get quality shots off against closeouts and defensive pressure. Harrison does an outstanding job using screens to create separation and find scoring opportunities, making him a constant threat from beyond the arc. While known primarily for his shooting ability, he has expanded his offensive game by becoming more comfortable creating offense off the bounce. He also showed noticeable growth as a secondary ball handler and playmaker throughout the spring, demonstrating improved decision making and the ability to create opportunities for teammates.

Maybe the state’s top shooter, Harrison averaged nearly 10 points per game in California. The junior has deep range, a quick release, and excellent shot preparation, consistently getting his feet set and ready. He knows how to use screens to create space and can generate offense off the bounce when needed. College coaches in search of shot making should be in hot pursuit this spring and summer.

The team’s top pure shooter, Harrison is coming off a standout junior season at Milton. The 6’3 guard knocked down over 100 three-pointers on his way to earning All-State honors. He shows excellent shot preparation, a quick, clean release, and the ability to make shots both off the catch and off the dribble. Surrounded by dynamic guards like Anderson and Curry Jr., Harrison should get plenty of quality looks from beyond the arc for the Celtics.

Harrison is one of the premier perimeter shooting threats in the state. The junior brings a quick, confident release, efficient shot preparation, and a clear understanding of how to use screens to create space. He consistently hunts quality looks from beyond the arc and can create offense off the bounce when defenders close out. With his proven shooting and scoring mindset, college coaches in search of a reliable sharpshooter will be tracking him closely this spring and summer.

Harrison once again showcased his shot-making ability, finishing with 18 points and four made three-pointers. The junior has a quick, confident release and consistently hunts quality looks from beyond the arc. With his proven perimeter shooting and scoring mindset, college coaches in search of a reliable sharpshooter will be tracking Harrison closely this spring and summer.

One of the state’s top shooters, Harrison has a quick release, excellent shot preparation, and deep range on his jumper. The junior is highly effective playing off the ball, using screens well to create separation and get clean looks. He can also put the ball on the floor to generate space and create scoring opportunities when defenders close out.