Ben did a lot of small little plays that I liked. He was noticeable at winning pucks along the boards, freeing up possession from opponents, and then getting pucks off the wall. It wasn't anything fancy, but simple chip plays off the wall or connecting on short passes, all to chain together sequences to move the puck from the exterior to the inside. I liked his off-puck movements within the offensive zone, often looking to time himself into open pockets of space.

Bowen complements the talented playmakers on the Vaughan Kings perfectly. He's always in the right spot or looking to find open space, cutting through lanes to be in prime positions for a pass. He capitalized on many passes, finishing on so many of his opportunities, flaunting his finishing touch all tournament long. With the puck, Ben didn't hesitate to attack the middle of the ice, driving in toward the slot for scoring chances. There were moments of playmaking, but this ability to find open space and capitalize stood out.