Owen Knecht: UVU Men’s Soccer’s hometown hero
Having lived his whole life in Utah, Owen discusses his experience signing to play soccer with UVU Men’s Soccer team.
Beat Reporter/Writer
Kaleb Dyer was born and raised in Draper, Utah and is majoring in communications with a minor in journalism. In his free time, Kaleb loves watching all sports but mostly college football and basketball. He loves writing for Utah Valley sports page and his dream is to one day become a sports broadcaster and/or journalist.
Having lived his whole life in Utah, Owen discusses his experience signing to play soccer with UVU Men’s Soccer team.
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