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Home > Football Recruiting > Michigan > Warren, MI > Warren Woods Tower High School > Austin Lowe

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Austin Lowe '25 Recruiting Profile

Warren Woods Tower High SchoolWarren, MIFootball

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Height5'8"

Weight155lbs

Age18

Primary PositionKicker

Dominant HandRight

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Junior Season

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I am a hard worker, I know how to persevere, because I have grown up with a bleeding disorder called hemophilia. Which I can answer any questions about. I had a very rough start in high school, going as far as needing therapy because of mental problems, but since then I’ve been working my butt off in sports and in the classroom to try to get my gpa up.