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Wednesday April 28th, 2021 8:45am
(Photo by Nat LeDonne/Duke Athletics)
A draft class of 32 of the most accomplished players of their respective programs joined the PLL ranks on Monday night. From Tae Kwon Do black belts to water polo goalies, many of them have other talents off the field too.
From IL feature stories to the gold mine that is team player bios, here is one fact about each 2021 PLL College Draft selection.
1. Jeff Teat, Atlas: IL’s first-ever No. 1 recruit (in the class of 2016) from Canada became just the third player ever to be selected first in both outdoor and indoor professional drafts, joining Kevin Crowley in 2011 and Lyle Thompson in 2015.
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With great athletic genes, many believe it makes sense that he will benefit from the role models and with his own recipe of training, discipline and livelihood. Dominance brings challenges and while Bowen likes to be efficient, there is prestige.
“I am very fortunate, I know it,” said Bowen, gregarious in many ways. “But I always think of others, their commitment, and I need to be focused and work hard.”
Competitive, and one who craves contact, Bowen is shuffling off to Ohio State University in Columbus – but not to compete with one of the elite college football teams. For him, it’s the National Collegiate Athletic Association for studies and also to suit up for another Buckeyes squad – lacrosse.
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