Career:
Played in a total of 85 rounds during his career sseasons of competition, and ranked 14th in career scoring average at Emory (77.55).

Senior (2007-08):
Capped off his career playing in a total of 21 out of a possible 25 rounds and averaging 77.0 strokes per 18 holes ... Ranked as Eagles' top man during the fall at the Rhodes College Classic with a five-over 149 (73-76), good for 11th place out of 67 players, and the Greensboro Invitational (76-77--153) ... Top 18-hole performance was a 73 at the Rhodes College Classic ... Second-Team All-UAA selection after a seventh-place finish at the league championship with a 36-hole score of 151 (74-77) ... Team's No. 2 performer and recorded a 23rd place finish at the Jekyll Island Invitational with a 54-hole score of 226 (74-74-78) ... A co-captain with Jeremy Evans ... Member of the Cleveland Gold All-America Scholar Team.

Junior (2006-07):
Played a total of 17 rounds over eight events ... Concluded the year with a scoring average of 79.6 ... Captured medalist honors for the first time in his career when he topped the 61-player field at the Rhodes College Fall Classic (Sept. 17-18) with a two-over score of 146 (74-72) ... Team's No. 2 performer and tied for 20th overall in the 81-player field at the Greensboro College Invitational (Oct. 2-3) with a three-over par 147 that included a season-low round of 71 on the second day of competition.

Sophomore (2005-06):
Drew Harker concluded his second season with the Emory Eagles with a scoring average of 76.72.  Harker led the team three times this season with top 10 finishes in each tournament.  His top finish of the season came at the UAA Championships where he finished fifth with a 73-75-148.  Harker also finished in the top 10 at the NCAA Division III Preview (6th-t) and the Navy Invitational (8th-t). 

Freshman (2004-05):
Harker became the first Emory freshman ever to attain All-America honors. He finished in a tie for 17th place in the field of 120 golfers at the NCAA Division III national championships. He shot a 303 for the national tournament, the 11th-best score ever by an Eagle at the nationals and the second best by a freshman. Harker finished third, one shot behind the winner, at the University Athletic Association championships to earn a spot on the all-conference first team. Harker recorded a season stroke average of 77.5, the third best in school history by a freshman. He made his college debut with a 146 (75-71) at the Greensboro (N.C.) Invitational, the lowest 36-hole debut ever by an Emory freshman. Harker was 14th out of 88 competitors at that Greensboro tournament.

Personal: Born December 9, 1985

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"I decided on Emory because I believe it will provide the most balanced environment for me, where I will grow as a person, student, and golfer. I am looking forward to arriving this fall, and I am eager to start classes and to practice. For prospective recruits, visits to the campus, meeting team members and our coach are very important. Above all, though, I recommend that you make sure you choose a school that can give you both a strong academic foundation as well as a chance to play at a high level of intercollegiate golf. Emory, in my mind, is one of but a few schools that can provide this."