• Born in Windsor, Ontario he holds dual citizenship as his family moved to Michigan when he was two years old.

• In the 2010 Ontario Hockey League playoffs, Fowler finished sixth in scoring among defensemen with 14 points (3-11--14) in 19 games as Windsor won their second consecutive Robertson Cup as OHL Champions.

• In 55 games this season he tallied 55 points (8-47--55), finishing seventh among OHL defensemen, and his plus-38 rating helped the Spitfires finish first in their conference.

• As a member of Team USA he won a gold medal at the 2010 World Junior Championship and at the 2009 Under-18 World Championship where he was named the tournament's Top Defenseman.

• Fowler played two seasons in Ann Arbor, Michigan with the U.S. National Training Development Program. In 2008-09 he was a member of the Under-18 team recording 30 points (6-24--30) in 38 games.

• He is also a graduate of the Detroit Honeybakked AAA hockey system, playing his last year in minor-midget totaling 28 points (8-20--28) in 52 games. He was also originally recruited to play for the University of Notre Dame before deciding to play for Windsor in the OHL.

• Fowler played Division 1 Baseball in High School for Farmington. As the Cinderella team in the 2007 Michigan State Championships, Fowler took the loss as the relief pitcher in the final game against Lake Orion.

• His childhood hockey hero was Bobby Orr because his dad would tell him about Orr and he wears number 24 instead of four because fellow 2010 Draft prospect and teammate Taylor Hall already it in Windsor.

FAVORITES

NHL Team: Montreal Canadiens
NHL Player: Anaheim’s Scott Niedermayer
Shootout move: “Backhand to forehand”
Goal celebration: Fist pump
Video Game: Call of Duty
Movie: Tommy Boy
Actor: Will Ferrell
Music Artist: Lil Wayne
Website: google.com
Book: Playing with Fire by Theo Fleruy
Pump-up song: “Lalala Girl” by Paffendorf
Home cooked meal: Enchiladas
Activity away from the rink: Golf