Jackson Rowe

Jackson Rowe, a professional basketball player, hails from Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Born on January 4, 1997, Rowe began his basketball journey at Wasatch Academy in Utah. He later honed his skills at Cal State Fullerton, where he played college basketball before entering the professional arena. Standing 6 feet 7 inches tall and weighing 210 pounds, Rowe plays the power forward position. He was signed as a two-way player, which allows him to split his time between the NBA and its G League affiliate. Rowe made his NBA debut in the 2024 season. During his rookie season, Rowe played in six regular-season games, averaging 8.7 minutes per game. In these appearances, he recorded averages of 3.7 points, 0.67 steals, 0.7 assists, and 1.83 rebounds per game. His field goal percentage stood at 47.1%, with a three-point shooting percentage of 30%. He demonstrated efficiency with a 56% true shooting percentage. Although Rowe didn't play in the playoffs during his debut season, his preseason performance was notable. He participated in two preseason games, scoring an average of 4 points and securing 3 rebounds per game. Notably, he made 100% of his two-point attempts during this period. Jackson Rowe's entry into the NBA marks the beginning of his professional career, and his performance metrics demonstrate his potential as a power forward.