I’ve talked about Owen’s Junior tape before- but man he played well for Boyne City.

A big part of why Boyne City went all the way to the semifinals. The play at 0:44 shows Owen run a slugo route from the slot, leading to a good catch, a broken tackle, and a TD. Then, plays like 4:14 show some of Owen’s ability as a running back. When given the opportunity, Owen can be an effective between-the-tackles back. (peep the hurdle at 7:01)

Sprinkled in his massive 11-minute tape are defensive highlights. 4:23 shows a great outside run stop- WR whiffs on the block, and Owen does a good job finishing the play.

Great two-way player for Boyne City. It seems like this team is keeping a large amount of their core, and as long as Owen is playing at his best, Boyne City has a shot.

Boyne City was high on the list of teams I wanted to see last season, and Owen is a big reason behind that! First off- watch the tape. Owen has some fun highlights.

What I like most about Owen’s game is that he always plays fast. The first highlight showcases a creatively designed run right up the gut. Owen breaks a few tackles stiff arms a defender, and earns a tough first down. Then, his next couple of highlights show a few great deep catches. That’s pretty much his tape- a couple of plays designed for him, and Owen seems to have found a lot of success last season. Owen does need to significantly improve his route running and overall fluidity. He looks like a solid athlete- though he needs polish.