Harriott was one of the more gifted scorers on display, showing his ability to attack defenders in a variety of ways. The lefty can get downhill with either hand, shoot it well off the catch and use his handle to freeze defenders in transition. Once Harriott got into attack mode, there often wasn’t much defenders could do to stop him from getting to the rim. He also made an impact defensively, with his athleticism allowing him to contest shots at the rim.

Harriott was very impressive throughout the day, and there were times where he was scoring at will. He is an extremely quick guard with elite handles, and has a real knack for getting to the rim where he can finish through contact. The 5’11” CG is a true 3-level scorer who can knock down the three ball, but excels in the transition game where he can showcase his athleticism. Harriott has good bounce and is quick off the floor, where he rebounds the ball very well from the guard position.

The camp’s leading scorer in 5-on-5 play, Harriott is dynamic combo guard who can score at all three levels. He is very difficult to keep out of the paint and can finish with either hand around the rim. The sophomore has high level quickness and the ability to change speeds, making him extremely difficult to defend. The PK Yonge product is a capable and improving perimeter shot maker and has all the physical tools to be a high level defender. Expect him to rise in our next updated 2029 rankings.