
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
No 2026 stats recorded yet.
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.”