In his fifth year with the Revolution, Rowe displays a broader perspective on life.
FOXBOROUGH, Mass. – Kelyn Rowe has accomplished quite a lot by the age of 24. He's a starting midfielder for the New England Revolution, a perennial contender for the U.S. National Team's January camp, the 2011 Pac-12 Player of the Year while at UCLA and a former star of Washington's high school soccer scene.
Most would settle with that, but not Rowe, whose arguably most important descriptor bears roots far beyond the pitch. The Federal Way, Washington native is, by all accounts and measures, a humanitarian.