2024
| Offensive Guard | Offensive Center | Offensive Tackle
JUANMARCOS SHEA
Owyhee High School
Meridian, ID
6'1'' | 275 lbs GPA:
TOP ACHIEVEMENTS & STATS
- 2020 Freshman Team Starting Center and Long Snapper.
- 2021 J. V. Offensive Lineman of the Year
- 2021 Varsity Letter Earned
- 2021 Swing Player Played J. V. And Varsity
| Height | 6'1" | |
| Weight | 275 lbs | |
| 40 Yard Dash | 5.50 | |
| Pro Shuttle | 5.00 | |
| Vertical | 22" | |
| Max Bench Press | 235 lbs | |
| Max Squat | 345 lbs | |
| Max Power Clean | 235 lbs |
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May 21
Sun
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Central Washington Travel Camp
Mountain View High School |
9:00 am
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Jun 04
Sun
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Eastern Oregon Big Man Camp
Eastern Oregon University |
9:00 am
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Jun 08
Thu
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College of Idaho Big Man Camp
College of Idaho |
9:00 am
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Jun 09
Fri
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Gem State Showcase
Northwest Nazarene University |
9:00 am
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Jun 12
Mon
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Montana Western Indy Camp
Montana Western University |
9:00 am
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Jun 21
to
Jun
24
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Owyhee Team Camp
University of Idaho |
9:00 am
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ATHLETE INFO
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PARENT INFO
Parent 1
Name:
Mark Shea
Relationship:
Father
Parent 2
Name:
Veronica Shea
Relationship:
Mother
COACHES & REFERENCES
My Story
Big difference my senior year. New HC, and staff, brought new energy and enthusiasm to the program. Started from day one. Went 8-3 and won our first playoff game in our programs 3 year history. Lost to eventual 5A champions in the State Quarterfinals. Was grateful to receive All Conference Honorable Mention. Sophomore season was fun. New high school, new team mates, but also a little frustrating. First year school, that can be the case sometimes. Not a real successful season record wise, but learned a lot, especially about adversity and challenges. Individually I did pretty well.
I was a swing player, as a 10th grader, I would play the J. V. game on Thursday night, and move up to varsity on Friday’s. I was named J. V. Offensive Lineman of the Year, and I played enough on Varsity to earn a letter. In the Spring I played baseball as a corner infielder, pitcher, and designated hitter. Back at Spring football this week, then a summer of football and summer baseball. Gotta grind. I just finished my Freshman season at Rocky Mountain High School as the starting center and long snapper. We finished 6-1. They just completed a brand new school called Owyhee High School that I will be attending in the fall. I had to transfer because our house is in the new schools boundary. I am leaving a program that just won the Varsity Idaho 5A state championship, and starting a new chapter of being part of building a new program. New challenges and hard work has already begun, but am really looking forward helping start a new program. Going to be a unique experience, but I welcome it and am looking to do big things with my teammates in the next 3 years. I also play baseball as a 3rd baseman and pitcher. I played this past season on the Rocky Freshman team and plan to continue at Owyhee. In 2019 I had the honor of representing the Pacific Northwest in the Cal Ripken World Series with my Meridian 12/70’s All Star Team.
Junior year was much more productive from a team standpoint. 2nd year program, went 5-5, made the State Playoffs, losing to eventual State Champions in the first round. Last year as a first year program we were a disappointing 1-8.
Personally I grew a lot as a player. Played about half the snaps at 4 of the five offensive line positions. Great learning experience, and showed my versatility.
I have been told I’ll be the starting center my senior year, but our head coach was let go, so we’ll see what next year has in store for me.
Not playing baseball this year, going to concentrate on the weights and agility to be in the best shape I can be for a big senior year.
I was a swing player, as a 10th grader, I would play the J. V. game on Thursday night, and move up to varsity on Friday’s. I was named J. V. Offensive Lineman of the Year, and I played enough on Varsity to earn a letter. In the Spring I played baseball as a corner infielder, pitcher, and designated hitter. Back at Spring football this week, then a summer of football and summer baseball. Gotta grind. I just finished my Freshman season at Rocky Mountain High School as the starting center and long snapper. We finished 6-1. They just completed a brand new school called Owyhee High School that I will be attending in the fall. I had to transfer because our house is in the new schools boundary. I am leaving a program that just won the Varsity Idaho 5A state championship, and starting a new chapter of being part of building a new program. New challenges and hard work has already begun, but am really looking forward helping start a new program. Going to be a unique experience, but I welcome it and am looking to do big things with my teammates in the next 3 years. I also play baseball as a 3rd baseman and pitcher. I played this past season on the Rocky Freshman team and plan to continue at Owyhee. In 2019 I had the honor of representing the Pacific Northwest in the Cal Ripken World Series with my Meridian 12/70’s All Star Team.
As for my future, I want to continue my education and athletic career at the college level. I am interested in all divisions to find the right fit.