position. Following a very successful two-year stint as the Wolves head coach-player, in which Harker averaged 16 points and 8 rebounds, he opted to return to the club as strictly a professional player for the 2009/10 season. Harker's list of BBL recruits includes Jeff Bonds (Birmingham 2005/06) who went on to become BBL Co-MVP in 2006/07. Prior to the 2007 season Skouson recruited BBL All-Star, Slam Dunk Champ and BBL leading scorer Anthony Paez (Worcester 2007–08). Yorick Williams also led the BBL in scoring after being recruited to play for Harker (Birmingham 2005/06). Former All-Pac-10 performer Dino Tanner of Oregon State was recruited by Harker to the Bullets. Harker also brought in former Euroleague http://www.euroleague.com assists leader and former CSKA Moscow point guard Chuck Evans to the Wolves for the 2007–08 season. As a player Harker left the BBL with over 4000 points in all competitions scoring over 16.7 per game. He also proved a reliable rebounder with a career average of 8.9 rebounds per contest. After an injury-riddled college career, Harker never missed a professional game due to injury. Edmonton Energy After being an All-Star the previous two IBL seasons, Harker was named the Head Coach of the Edmonton Energy in March 2011. Harker was named International Basketball League All-Star for the second consecutive season in August 2010 after helping the Edmonton Energy and Coach Paul Sir to finishing Runner-up in the Continental Division. Harker signed for German team SC Rist Wedel in August 2010. During spring 2009 the 6'9" (205 cm) 240 lb Harker played for Coach Paul Sir and the Edmonton Energy of the International Basketball League. The Energy won the 2009 Regular Season Championship with a 17-3 record. Harker was named a 2009 IBL All-Star with a well rounded 18.5 ppg and 8.3 rpg playing all 21 games. The forward scored 32 points versus the Vancouver Titans, as well as 34 points versus the Oregon Wave. Controversy Harker continued with the Worcester-based club until 2010. A week prior to his departure, both Harker and Evaldas Zabas were named to the BBL Team of the Week. A week later Head Coach Chuck Evans' racist rant during a film session forced six Wolves players to refuse to play for the coach, as the club wanted to keep the 'incident quite' and not fire the coach. Coach Evans' resigned. Numerous teachers and fans wrote in to the Worcester News