Orange/green belt. Line-drive hitter. Runs the four-wheeler like he owns the trail.
Owen's been putting in the mat time — the kind where you fall enough times that getting back up stops being a big deal. The trophy case is the proof: state-level finishes, a shelf that keeps needing more room, and a belt color that says he's not close to done.
Trade the gi for cleats and it's the same kid — locked in, competitive, not satisfied with "close enough." Baseball's where he gets to do it as a team instead of alone on a mat.
Helmet in one hand, throttle in the other — Owen's just as comfortable covered in mud on a four-wheeler as he is on a mat or a diamond. Doesn't slow down for much, and definitely doesn't slow down for that.
Owen's the kid who takes things apart to see how they work and usually gets them back together better. Crafty in the actual sense — hands always building, fixing, or inventing something new.
Think you know him? Five questions. See how you score.