Ian Row (Ixonia, Wis.) has signed a letter of intent to continue his football and track and field careers at Northwestern College this fall.

Row is a 5'9", 170-pound safety who played three years for the Watertown High School football team. Row accounted for 73 tackles and one interception while breaking up 10 passes in earning all-district honors as a senior. He helped lead his team to the state playoffs last fall.

"Ian is an athletic, play-making safety with good instincts at the back of the defense," commented Northwestern Head Coach Matt McCarty. "We are excited to work with him over the next four years and welcome him to our Red Raider football team."

A two-year participant in track and field at Watertown High School, Row has personal bests of 12.2 in the 100m, 25.6 in the 200m, 17'11" in the long jump and 35'3" in the triple jump. He plans to study Criminal Justice at Northwestern and is the son of Steve Row.

"We are excited to have Ian join our men's track & field team," said Northwestern Head Coach Scott Bahrke. "Ian is very coachable, a team player and will add depth to our jumps and sprints crews."