Owen Holt

Quarterback

6′1″ / 175 lbs

Houston, TX

Lamar

Class of 2017

Rating: n/a

National Avg

Rating: 80.0

School Preferences

Harvard

Committed

7/30/2016

Updates

7 yr ago by Ryan Brauninger

Some HS playoff info

The Manvel Mavericks and Cedar Park Timberwolves will be playing Saturday at 2 pm at Kyle Field for anyone in the area wanting to go check out A&M commit Derrick Tucker. The game will also feature a handful of Manvel's stout 2018 class: WR Jalen Preston, OLB Brian Johnson, WR Kam Scott, QB Kason Martin, and DB Trent Gordon - all of which have visited A&M this year.On Friday, NRG is hosting a triple header chalk full of next level players.Game 1 at noon: Katy vs North Shore Katy DL Corey Bethley Katy OL Hayden Howerton 2018 Katy OL Connor Galvin 2019 Katy RB Deondrick Glass (more than likely out with injury)North Shore DE K'Lavon Chaisson North Shore DB Kieston Roach Game 2 at 4 pm: Atascocita vs Houston Lamar Lamar QB Owen Holt 2018 Lamar RB Ta'Zhawn Henry2018 Lamar WR Al'vonte Woodard 2018 Lamar DL Joshua Landry 2018 Lamar CB Anthony Cook 2018 Lamar CB D'Shawn Jamison Game 3 at 8 pm: Ft Bend Marshall vs A&M Consolidated 2018 Marshall OL Barton Clement Consol DB Tyon Merchant 2018 Consol ATH Kolby Peel 2019 Consol DT Josh Ellison 2019 Consol OL Reid Francis --If Consol wins this one and College Station beats PNG, the two schools will play in the next round to see who makes the final 4.

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