UMass Lowell Athletics

AS A SENIOR (2024-25): Appeared in 26 games for the River Hawks in his senior campaign, recording two goals for two points ... Scored one game-winning goal ... Blocked 14 total shots ... Picked up his first point of the year with a goal at Vermont (11/15) … Scored the shootout-winning goal against Clarkson to clinch the Adirondack Winter Invitational victory.

AS A JUNIOR (2023-24): Played in 34 of 36 games for the River Hawks ... Scored one goal with a career-high one assist for two points ... Collected first career assist against UConn (10/27) ... Scored a breakaway goal in a 2-1 victory at Vermont (12/03).

AS A SOPHOMORE (2022-23): Appeared in a career-high 26 games for the River Hawks ... Scored a career-high two goals for a career-high two points ... Both goals scored were game-winning goals ... Scored first goal of the season in a 4-3 victory against Dartmouth at the Friendship Four in Belfast (11/26) ... Scored his second goal in a 3-2 victory at Dartmouth (12/09).  

AS A FRESHMAN (2021-22): Skated in 13 games in his rookie season, notching one goal … Buried his first career goal and point at Northeastern (1/28).

Before UMass Lowell: Played the last two seasons in the NAHL with the Maine Nordiques…Named an alternate captain in his second season with Maine…Saw action in 56 games last season, scoring 51 points off 24 goals and 27 assists…Helped the Nordiques reach the 2020-21 NAHL Final Four last season, netting three goals and eight assists in the postseason…Named to the All-East Division Team…Played for the Richmond Generals prior to moving into the NAHL.
 
Personal: Son of Stig and Christine Owens…Has four siblings, Cory (27), Stian (25), Justin (21) and Rebecca (20)…Enjoys playing tennis and hanging out with friends in his free time…Lists Impractical Jokers as his favorite TV show…Names the Carolina Hurricanes as his favorite professional team and Michael Jordan as his favorite athlete…Remembers advancing to the final four of the NAHL with Maine as one of his greatest sports memories…Hopes to play professional hockey or pursue engineering after UMass Lowell
 
Why UMass Lowell: “The school offers a variety of major options that I am interested in as well as having a top hockey program in the country.”