Harrison began playing basketball, flag football, and soccer when he was 3. He has always been a leader and key player on every team.
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Learn MoreHarrison loves the competitive aspect of sports as well as being a part of a team. He also loves learning new moves to get better. Harrison also says that sports are fun and he loves that he gets to meet a lot of new friends.
Harrison is inspired by Steph Curry because he appreciates the work he put in to shoot with the accuracy that he does. He is also inspired by Saquon Barkley because he loves the speed and hustle that he shows on the field. Recently, he has been inspired by the WNBA players and enjoys going to games.
The moments that make me the proudest are when Harrison involves his teammates that may not get the ball a lot. There are times when a teammate has difficulty catching or shooting the ball, but if they are open, Harrison will still try to get them the ball instead of keeping the ball himself. He is a very unselfish player despite being one of the best on the team.
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