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Home > Men's Track Recruiting > Oklahoma > Lawton, OK > Lawton High School > Terrion Owens

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Terrion Owens '14 Recruiting Profile

Lawton High SchoolLawton, OKMen's Track

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Height6'5"

Weight240lbs

Age29

Primary PositionDiscus Throw

Secondary PositionShot Put

Dominant HandRight

Discus162.5

Shot51.65

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September 2013

August 2013

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My dreams in life is to definitely go to college and do track and field, I would stride even harder to make it to the olympics after college i would like to work for an engineering company and eventually own my own.