Following Clemson club ice hockey’s standout season, The Tiger sat down with Jack Owen-Turner, team captain, to discuss his love for the sport and his road to Clemson. Kelly Kaelblein (KK): Where are you from, and how did you start playing hockey? Jack Owen-Turner (JOT): I was actually born in Edmonton, Canada. I grew up mostly in Toronto until the age of 10. So I started skating when I was two years old — I mean, ever since I remember. Growing up in Canada, there wasn't really another option; that's what most people there do. So I kind of grew up there, and I played hockey in the Timbits program, which was a little baby program in Canada. And then I just kind of went from there and ended up moving to Michigan. And it's where I ended up playing high school prep hockey. And then I came here. KK: What's your earliest memory of playing hockey? JOT: I was still pretty young, maybe six, and my brother is two years older than me. And my parents wanted both of us to play hockey. And I alw...