Career
2016
In 2016 Harrysson won the Nordic Cup Men Singles. [3]
He also played at the WDF Europe Cup for the first time, reaching the semi-finals of the 2016 edition, losing out to Wales player Jim Williams.
2017
In 2017 Harrysson became the Swedish champion for the first time. [3]
2018
In 2018 Harrysson defended the Swedish title [3] and also won the WDF Finnish Masters [4] and WDF Europe Cup Men Teams [5] as well as the Nordic Cup Pairs.
2024
Harrysson made his third appearance on the European Tour at the 2024 Belgian Darts Open. He defeated Gian van Veen 6–1 in the first round with an average of 107.27. [9] In the second round he lost out to Gary Anderson 6–5 in a last leg decider.
In March, in Group A, Session 1 of Week 5 of Modus Super Series 7, Harryson posted a 117.88 average in a 4–0 whitewash of Michael Burgoine. [10] Harrysson followed this up with winning the event and becoming the second player in history to win three MODUS Super Series weekly events. By winning the event he qualified for the MODUS Super Series Champions Week. Harrysson withdrew from the Nordic Cup in order to participate in Champions Week.
In May Harrysson won the Modus Super Series 7 Champions Week. He defeated Cam Crabtree 4–3 in the final, finishing 121 on the Bullseye in the deciding leg. Harrysson received £25,000 in prize money for his victory.
In September, he picked up three gold medals while representing Sweden at the WDF Europe Cup, winning the pairs event with Johan Engström, team event and the men's overall event. [11]
In November, Harrysson won his first two PDC Challenge Tour titles. He defeated Stefaan Henderyck 5–2 in the final of Challenge Tour 22 (CT22) [12] [13] and Connor Scutt 5–3 in the CT23 final. [14]
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(23 November 2025) [2] 
