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Donnie Harbour
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Donnie Harbour

OL · Redshirt Sophomore

6'3" · 333 lbs · Offense

Where he came from

Hometown
Milwaukee, Wis.
High school
Catholic Memorial

Recruiting

Rating
4-star (0.8987 247 composite)
National rank
#377
Class
2024
Source
247 composite

2026 season

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Official bio

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Donnie Harbour: 6-3, 315 Offensive Line Milwaukee, Wis./Catholic Memorial Picked Penn State over Ohio State, Tennessee and Wisconsin

HIGH SCHOOL

Played at Catholic Memorial High School for head coach Bill Young…Was a three-year letterman and one-time team captain…Led the Crusaders to a 10-3 record as a senior…Helped Catholic Memorial to a 13-1 mark as a junior…Helped pace the Crusaders to a 14-0 record and a state championship as a sophomore…Received invitations to the Under Armour All-American Game and Polynesian Bowl…Earned first-team all-state honors three times…Was a three-time all-region selection…Named all-conference three times and conference lineman of the year twice…As a senior, recorded three tackles for loss and one sack…Collected four tackles for loss as a junior…Rated a four-star prospect by ESPN and Rivals and a three-star prospect by 247Sports and On3…Ranked as the No. 61 overall prospect, No. 2 guard and top prospect in Wisconsin by ESPN…Tabbed as the No. 16 guard and No. 4 player in Wisconsin by Rivals…Rated as the No. 8 prospect in Wisconsin by On3 and the No. 6 prospect in the state by 247Sports…Competed in shot put, placing sixth in the state in 2023.

PERSONAL: Full name is Donovan Jarmarionne Harbour…Son of LaTasha Harbour…Grandson of Kathy Harbour and Arthur Faircloth…Has a sister, Ashley Wallace…Cousin, Brandon Brooks, played football at Miami (Ohio)…Hobbies include listening to music, working out and hanging out with friends…Helps with a local food shelter…Intends to major in kinesiology to pursue a career as an athletic trainer.

Catholic Memorial Head Coach Bill Young: “Donnie is a three-year starter and has done a tremendous job in the classroom. He had a dominant sophomore season and moved inside as a junior, becoming a road grader. Our strength has been running behind him. He’s a great kid with great feet and athleticism. He loves the game and his teammates. He is very reliable and we’re excited to see him playing in the Big Ten.”

Official bio on gopsusports.com