#32 John Fowler MINERAL AREA COLLEGE
Men's Basketball Player Profile
#32 John Fowler
Blytheville, AR
Blytheville High School
Sophomore Forward
2007 Sophomore Honors: MCCAC All-Conference Team - HM
Last Season: John spent the first semester at Bosier-Parish CC in Louisiana before transferring to Mineral Area College in January. He was the leading scorer and rebounder at BPCC upon his departure. John was ranked as the #65 JUCO Sophmore in the nation by JUCO Junction in their pre-season top 150.
Senior Season at Blytheville High School: Fowler averaged 21.3 points, 8.0 rebounds, and 3.2 assists a game during his senior season at Blytheville High School. He helped lead his high school team to a 25-4 record and the Arkansas Final Four his senior season, while winning the Blytheville Tournament, the Sikeston Invitational, and the NEA Tournament. John was a two time All-State and All-Conference performer, and as a senior he was the Courier News "Player of the Year," the NEA "Player of the Year," and was selected to play in the Arkansas All-Star Game. John is currently 5th all-time on Blytheville High School's scoring list.
Birthday: 11/08/1986
Parents: Ernest and Virginia Fowler
Major: General Studies
Individual Honors/Achievements: 03-04 All-State & All-Conference, 04-05 All-State & All-Conference, NEA player of the year, 04-05 Ranked 2nd in State, 04-05 ranked 45th in the nation by schoolsports.com
Favorite thing to do: spend time with my family and hang out with my friends and team-mates
Favorite Foods: Hamburger Helper, Chicken and Cheesecake
If I could do anything right now: I would go home and chill with my girl and my family
Favorite Song/Artist: Rap and R&B Can’t Get Down Like That by Ne-Yo
Person I Admire Most: My Grandmother
Favorite Sports Star: Paul Pierce (Boston Celtics)
Most Memorable Moment: Graduating from High School!
Coaches Comments: "John has matured into a solid performer on and off the court. He has the skill and talent to be a
scorer inside and out. john has great moves around the basket, pursues rebounds outside his area, and will knock down
the open three pointer."
