Seattle Seawolves

{{Short description|Professional rugby union team from Seattle, Washington}}

{{Infobox rugby team

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| image = Seattle Seawolves primary logo.svg

| imagesize = 200

| fullname =

| nickname =

| location = Tukwila, Washington

| founded = {{start date and age|2017}}

| ground = Starfire Sports

| capacity = 4,500

| owntitle =

| owner = Chris Prentice
Adrian Balfour

| president =

| rugby director =

| coach = Allen Clarke

| captain = Riekert Hattingh

| top scorer = AJ Alatimu (321)

| league = Major League Rugby

| season = 2024

| position = Conference champion
2nd (Western Conference)

| url = https://seawolves.rugby/

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| most tries = Riekert Hattingh (39)

| caps = JP Smith (92)

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The Seattle Seawolves are an American professional rugby union team based in the Seattle metropolitan area that competes in Major League Rugby (MLR). The team was founded in 2017. The Seawolves won two MLR championships in 2018 and 2019, and lost in the 2022 final and 2024 final. They play home matches at the 4,000-seat main stadium at Starfire Sports in Tukwila, a suburb south of Seattle.

History

The team was founded in 2017 by an investor group led by Adrian Balfour and Shane Skinner.{{cite news |date=September 21, 2017 |title=Seattle has a brand new sports team |url=http://www.kiro7.com/news/local/seattle-has-a-brand-new-sports-team/612630889 |publisher=KIRO 7 News |access-date=September 21, 2017}} The Seawolves won the inaugural MLR Grand Final in 2018,{{cite news |last=Arthur |first=Ben |date=May 16, 2019 |title=The driving force of the Seattle Seawolves |url=https://www.seattlepi.com/sports/article/Seattle-Seawolves-13841225.php |work=Seattle Post-Intelligencer |access-date=May 17, 2019}} and defended the title in the 2019 Major League Rugby Championship. In the final on June 16, 2019, the Seattle Seawolves defeated San Diego Legion 26–23 at Torero Stadium on the campus of the University of San Diego.{{Cite news |last=Monahan |first=Terry |date=June 16, 2019 |title='I can't explain this feeling': Seawolves repeat as Major League Rugby champions with try as time expires |url=https://www.seattletimes.com/sports/other-sports/seawolves-repeat-as-major-league-rugby-champions-with-try-as-time-expires/ |work=The Seattle Times |access-date=June 17, 2019}}

The Seawolves hired Kees Lensing as their head coach for the 2020 season and started with a 1–4 record. The season was cancelled in March due to the COVID-19 pandemic and did not resume.{{cite news |last=Hanson |first=Scott |date=March 18, 2021 |title=Seawolves begin defense of 2019 title with five straight road matches |url=https://www.seattletimes.com/sports/seawolves-begin-defense-of-2019-title-with-five-straight-road-matches/ |work=The Seattle Times |accessdate=January 14, 2025}}

Stadium

File:Seattle Seawolves vs San Diego Legion, 2022 MLR Playoffs at Starfire Sports - 01.jpg in 2022]]

The Seattle Seawolves play at the main stadium at Starfire Sports, which has a seating capacity of 4,000, in the suburb of Tukwila.{{cite news |last=Baker |first=Geoff |date=March 5, 2018 |title=Inside Sports Business: Can a rugby team prosper in our market? The Seawolves will try |url=https://www.seattletimes.com/sports/other-sports/inside-sports-business-can-a-rugby-team-prosper-in-our-market-the-seawolves-will-try/ |work=The Seattle Times |accessdate=January 14, 2025}} The team offered 1,800 season tickets for their inaugural season, which sold out prior to the first match.{{cite news |last=Saul |first=John |date=April 13, 2018 |title=Seattle's hottest new startup is no tech company: Get to know the Seawolves and professional rugby |url=https://www.seattletimes.com/sports/other-sports/rugby-anyone-seattle-seawolves-begin-play-in-new-pro-sports-league/ |work=The Seattle Times |access-date=April 13, 2018}} In 2024, Seawolves team president Tom Barden stated that the team was "in discussions" to move to the redeveloped Memorial Stadium on the Seattle Center campus. The stadium is planned to be rebuilt with a capacity of 6,500 to 8,000 seats.{{cite news |last=Morgan |first=Rick |date=November 6, 2024 |title=New Memorial Stadium draws interest from potential sports tenant |url=https://www.bizjournals.com/seattle/news/2024/11/06/memorial-stadium-one-roof-sps-seawolves.html |work=Puget Sound Business Journal |url-access=subscription |accessdate=November 6, 2024}}

Broadcasting

The local broadcasts for the Seawolves were carried by Root Sports Northwest, a regional AT&T SportsNet affiliate, from 2019 to 2021. Dan Power and Kevin Swiryn were the on-air talent for the first season.{{cn|date=January 2025}} As of the 2024 season, national broadcasts were shown on Fox, FS1, and FS2; regional broadcasts were available on Root Sports and Fox 13+.{{cite press release |date=February 29, 2024 |title=2024 Broadcast Schedule |url=https://seawolves.rugby/news/broadcasting-schedule-2024/ |publisher=Seattle Seawolves |accessdate=January 14, 2025}}

Kit history

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Kit Sponsorship

class="wikitable" style="text-align: center"
Season ! Kit manufacturer ! Shirt sponsor ! Other Shirt sponsor(s)
2018–2019 \| XBlades \| None \|None
2020 \| rowspan="3"\|Paladin Sports \| Krusteaz \|None
2021–2022 \| rowspan="4" \|WaFd Bank \|None
2023 \| rowspan="3" \|Virginia Mason Franciscan Health Tukwila [https://experiencetukwila.com/ City of Tukwila] [https://www.usi.com/ USI] [https://envorso.com/ Envorso]
2024 \|Kappa
2025 \|Macron

class="wikitable" style="text-align: center"

Season

! Kit manufacturer

! Shirt sponsor

! Other Shirt sponsor(s)

2018–2019

| XBlades

| None

|None

2020

| rowspan="3"|Paladin Sports

| Krusteaz

|None

2021–2022

| rowspan="4" |WaFd Bank

|None

2023

| rowspan="3" |Virginia Mason Franciscan Health
Tukwila
[https://experiencetukwila.com/ City of Tukwila]

[https://www.usi.com/ USI]

[https://envorso.com/ Envorso]

2024

|Kappa

2025

|Macron

Players and personnel

=Current squad=

{{for|player movements before and during the 2024 season|List of 2023–24 Major League Rugby transfers#Seattle Seawolves}}

The Seattle Seawolves squad for the 2025 Major League Rugby season is:{{cite web|url=https://www.americasrugbynews.com/competitions/2025-major-league-rugby/mlr-2025-seattle-seawolves/|title=Seattle Seawolves|work=Americas Rugby News|access-date=11 January 2025}}

{{rugby squad player | nat=CAN | pos=HK | name=Dewald Kotze}}

{{rugby squad player | nat=CAN | pos=HK | name=Jesse MacKail}}

{{rugby squad player | nat=RSA | pos=HK | name=Kerron van Vuuren}}

{{rugby squad player | nat=USA | pos=PR | name=Chance Wenglewski}}

{{rugby squad player | nat=ARG | pos=PR | name=Juan Pablo Zeiss}}

{{rugby squad player | nat=USA | pos=LK | name=Siaosi Mahoni}}

{{rugby squad player | nat=USA | pos=BR | name=Riekert Hattingh (c)}}

{{rugby squad player | nat=CAN | pos=SH | name=Brock Gallagher}}

{{rugby squad player | nat=USA | pos=CE | name=Calvin Liulamaga}}

{{rugby squad player | nat=NAM | pos=FB | name=Divan Rossouw}}

Senior 15s internationally capped players are listed in bold.
* denotes players qualified to play for the {{nrut|United States}} on dual nationality or residency grounds.
MLR teams are allowed to field up to ten overseas players per match.

=Head coaches=

{{flagicon|CAN}} Tony Healy (2018) did not take up post due to visa difficulties
{{flagicon|CAN}} Phil Mack (2018){{hsp}}{{cite news |date=April 22, 2018 |title=Seawolves win first game as pro rugby makes Seattle debut |work=The Seattle Times |url=https://www.seattletimes.com/sports/other-sports/seawolves-wins-first-game-as-pro-rugby-makes-seattle-debut/ |url-status=live |archive-url=https://archive.today/20180502110706/https://www.seattletimes.com/sports/other-sports/seawolves-wins-first-game-as-pro-rugby-makes-seattle-debut/ |archive-date=May 2, 2018}}
{{flagicon|RSA}} Anton Moolman (2019) did not take up post due to visa difficulties{{hsp}}{{cite web |title=Anton Moolman new Head Coach of Seattle Seawolves |url=http://www.americasrugbynews.com/2018/09/27/anton-moolman-new-head-coach-of-seattle-seawolves/ |website=Americas Rugby News |date=September 9, 2018 |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20181025120739/http://www.americasrugbynews.com/2018/09/27/anton-moolman-new-head-coach-of-seattle-seawolves/ |archive-date=October 25, 2018}}
{{flagicon|NZL}} Richie Walker (2019)
{{flagicon|NAM}} Kees Lensing (2020–April 2021)
{{flagicon|USA}} Pate Tuilevuka (May–June 2021)
{{flagicon|IRE|rugby union}} Allen Clarke (May 2021–)

=Captains=

{{flagicon|USA}} Riekert Hattingh (2018–present){{hsp}}

Records

=Season standings=

rowspan="2"\|Season ! rowspan="2"\|Conference ! colspan="10"\|Regular season ! colspan="8"\|Postseason
class="wikitable" style="text-align:center; font-size: 95%"
{\| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
border=1 cellpadding=5 cellspacing=0 ! style="width:20px;"\|Pos ! style="width:20px;"\|Pld ! style="width:20px;"\|W ! style="width:20px;"\|D ! style="width:20px;"\|L ! style="width:20px;"\|F ! style="width:20px;"\|A ! style="width:25px;"\|+/− ! style="width:20px;"\|BP ! style="width:20px;"\|Pts ! style="width:20px;"\|Pld ! style="width:20px;"\|W ! style="width:20px;"\|L ! style="width:20px;"\|F ! style="width:20px;"\|A ! style="width:25px;"\|+/− ! style="width:30em; text-align:centre;"\| Result
2018 \| — \| 2nd	8	6	0	2	232	188	+44	5	29	2	2	0	61	43	+18	Won Semifinal (San Diego Legion) 38–24 Won Major League Rugby final (Glendale Raptors) 23-19
2019 \| — \| 2nd	16	11	1	4	498	407	+91	12	58	2	2	0	56	40	+16	\|Won Semifinal (Toronto Arrows) 30–17 Won Major League Rugby final (San Diego Legion) 26-23
2020{{efn\|name=COVID\|2020 regular season shortened and playoffs cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic.}} \| Western \|4th	5	1	0	4	138	162	-24	4	8	-	-	-	-	-	-	Cancelled
2021 \| Western \|5th	16	4	0	12	343	461	-118	10	26	-	-	-	-	-	-	Did not qualify
2022 \| Western \|4th	16	9	0	7	435	354	+73	6	46	3	2	1	104	76	+28	Won West Conference Eliminator (San Diego Legion) 43–19 Won West Conference Final (Houston SaberCats) 46–27 Lost Major League Rugby final (Rugby New York) 15-30
2023 \| Western \|2nd	16	12	0	4	509	348	+161	11	59	1	1	1	69	36	+33	Won West Conference Eliminator (Houston SaberCats) 37–26 Lost West Conference Final (San Diego Legion) 32-10
2024 \| Western \|2nd	16	11	0	5	498	373	+125	13	57	3	2	1	69	73\|
4	Won West Conference Eliminator (San Diego Legion) 30–28 Won West Conference Final (Dallas Jackals) 28-25 Lost Major League Rugby final (New England Free Jacks) 11-20
align="center" ! colspan="3"\|Totals !! 93 !! 54 !! 1 !! 38 !! 2,653 !! 2,106 !! +547 !! 61 !! 283 !! 12 !! 9 !! 3 !! 359 !! 268 !! +91 !! 5 postseason appearances

=Notes=

=Honors=

Major League Rugby
Champions: 2018, 2019
Playoff appearances: 2018, 2019, 2022, 2023, 2024
Western Conference Championship (playoffs): 2022, 2024{{cite news |last=Ackermann |first=Dylan |date=August 2, 2024 |title=Seawolves head to Major League Rugby title game looking for third title |url=https://www.seattletimes.com/sports/other-sports/seawolves-head-to-major-league-rugby-title-game-looking-for-third-title/ |work=The Seattle Times |accessdate=January 14, 2025}}

2018 season

=Regular season=

Date	Opponent	Home/Away	Result
class="wikitable"
bgcolor="#CCFFCC" \| April 22	San Diego Legion	Home	Won, 39–23
bgcolor="#FFCCCC" \| April 28	Glendale Raptors	Home	Lost, 15–19
bgcolor="#CCFFCC" \| May 12	New Orleans Gold	Away	Won, 31–29
bgcolor="#CCFFCC" \| May 20	Utah Warriors	Home	Won, 41–32
bgcolor="#CCFFCC" \| May 27	New Orleans Gold	Home	Won, 55–26
bgcolor="#CCFFCC" \| June 2	Houston SaberCats	Away	Won, 20–7
bgcolor="#CCFFCC" \| June 8	Austin Elite	Away	Won, 20–19
bgcolor="#FFCCCC" \| June 16	Glendale Raptors	Away	Lost, 11–33

=Postseason=

class="wikitable"
Date	Opponent	Home/Away	Result
bgcolor="#CCFFCC" \| June 30	San Diego Legion	Home	Won, 38-24
bgcolor="#CCFFCC" \| June 16	Glendale Raptors	Neutral	Won, 23–19

class="wikitable"

Date

Opponent

Home/Away

Result

bgcolor="#CCFFCC"

| June 30

San Diego Legion

Home

Won, 38-24

bgcolor="#CCFFCC"

| June 16

Glendale Raptors

Neutral

Won, 23–19

2019 season

=Exhibition=

Date	Opponent	Home/Away	Result
class="wikitable"
bgcolor="#CCFFCC" \| December 22 (2018)	Crimson Tide	Away	Won, 48–7
bgcolor="#CCFFCC" \| January 5	SFGG	Away	Won, 45–0
bgcolor="#CCFFCC" \| January 17	Seattle Saracens	Home	Won, 74–3

=Regular season=

Date	Opponent	Home/Away	Result
class="wikitable"
bgcolor="#CCFFCC" \| January 27	Glendale Raptors	Home	Won, 20-18
bgcolor="#FFCCCC" \| February 2	San Diego Legion	Away	Lost, 13-17
bgcolor="#FFCCCC" \| February 10	New Orleans Gold	Away	Lost, 31-41
bgcolor="#CCFFCC" \| February 17	Toronto Arrows	Home	Won, 35–30
bgcolor="#CCFFCC" \| February 24	Rugby United New York	Home	Won, 33-21
bgcolor="#CCFFCC" \| March 10	Houston SaberCats	Home	Won, 27-14
bgcolor="#CCFFCC" \| March 16	Austin Elite	Away	Won, 29-17
bgcolor="#FFCCCC" \| March 31	San Diego Legion	Home	Lost, 22-28
bgcolor="#CCFFCC" \| April 5	Utah Warriors	Away	Won, 48-36
bgcolor="#CCFFCC" \| April 13	Houston SaberCats	Away	Won, 52–10
bgcolor="#CCFFCC" \| April 21	New Orleans Gold	Home	Won, 25–24
bgcolor="#FFCCCC" \| April 28	Toronto Arrows	Away	Lost, 7-29
bgcolor="#CCFFCC" \| May 11	Rugby United New York	Away	Won, 38-31
bgcolor="#CCFFCC" \| May 18	Glendale Raptors	Away	Won, 53-36
bgcolor="#FFFFCC" \| May 26	Utah Warriors	Home	Draw, 27-27
bgcolor="#CCFFCC" \| June 2	Austin Elite	Home	Won, 38–26

=Postseason=

class="wikitable"
Date	Opponent	Home/Away	Result
bgcolor="#CCFFCC" \| June 9	Toronto Arrows	Home	Won, 30-17
bgcolor="#CCFFCC" \| June 16	San Diego Legion	Away	Won, 26–23

class="wikitable"

Date

Opponent

Home/Away

Result

bgcolor="#CCFFCC"

| June 9

Toronto Arrows

Home

Won, 30-17

bgcolor="#CCFFCC"

| June 16

San Diego Legion

Away

Won, 26–23

2020 season

On March 12, 2020, MLR announced the season would go on hiatus immediately for 30 days due to fears surrounding the 2019–2020 coronavirus pandemic.[https://www.majorleague.rugby/news/major-league-rugby-suspends-2020-season-for-30-days/ Anonymous, "MAJOR LEAGUE RUGBY SUSPENDS 2020 SEASON FOR 30 DAYS," www.majorleague.rugby, March 12, 2020 Retrieved March 14, 2020] It was cancelled the following week{{cite news |date=March 19, 2020 |title=Major League Rugby cancels remainder of 2020 campaign |url=https://sports.yahoo.com/major-league-rugby-cancels-remainder-2020-campaign-144516941--spt.html |work=Yahoo! Sports |agency=AFP |access-date=March 19, 2020}}

=Regular season=

Date	Opponent	Home/Away	Result
class="wikitable"
bgcolor="#FFCCCC" \| February 9	San Diego Legion	Away	Lost, 24–33
bgcolor="#FFCCCC" \| February 16	Old Glory DC	Away	Lost, 22–28
bgcolor="#FFCCCC" \| February 22	Toronto Arrows	Home	Lost, 17–39
bgcolor="#CCFFCC" \| February 29	New England Free Jacks	Home	Won, 44–29
bgcolor="#FFCCCC" \| March 7	Utah Warriors	Home	Lost, 31–33
bgcolor="#CCCCFF" \| March 15	Rugby United New York	Away	Cancelled
bgcolor="#CCCCFF" \| March 21	Houston SaberCats	Home	Cancelled
bgcolor="#CCCCFF" \| March 29	Colorado Raptors	Home	Cancelled
bgcolor="#CCCCFF" \| April 4	Austin Gilgronis	Away	Cancelled
bgcolor="#CCCCFF" \| April 12	San Diego Legion	Home	Cancelled
bgcolor="#CCCCFF" \| April 25	Utah Warriors	Away	Cancelled
bgcolor="#CCCCFF" \| May 2	Houston SabreCats	Away	Cancelled
bgcolor="#CCCCFF" \| May 10	Rugby ATL	Away	Cancelled
bgcolor="#CCCCFF" \| May 17	New Orleans Gold	Home	Cancelled
bgcolor="#CCCCFF" \| May 24	Colorado Raptors	Away	Cancelled
bgcolor="#CCCCFF" \| May 31	Austin Gilgronis	Home	Cancelled

2021 season

=Regular season=

Date	Opponent	Home/Away	Result
class="wikitable"
bgcolor="#FFCCCC" \| March 20	Houston SaberCats	Away	Lost, 24–30
bgcolor="#FFCCCC" \| March 28	LA Giltinis	Away	Lost, 26–57
bgcolor="#CCFFCC" \| April 10	Utah Warriors	Away	Won, 20–15
bgcolor="#FFCCCC" \| April 17	Toronto Arrows	Away	Lost, 7-52
bgcolor="#FFCCCC" \| April 25	Austin Gilgronis	Away	Lost, 15-42
bgcolor="#FFCCCC" \| May 2	Rugby United New York	Home	Lost, 23-21
bgcolor="#CCFFCC" \| May 9	San Diego Legion	Home	Won, 21-15
bgcolor= "#FFCCCC" \| May 16	Old Glory DC	Away	Lost, 18-22
bgcolor="#FFCCCC" \| May 23	Rugby ATL	Home	Lost, 6-25
bgcolor="#FFCCCC" \| June 6	Utah Warriors	Home	Lost, 28-29
bgcolor="#FFCCCC" \| June 13	New England Free Jacks	Away	Lost, 21-25
bgcolor="#FFCCCC" \| June 20	Austin Gilgronis	Home	Lost, 31-36
bgcolor="#FFCCCC" \| June 27	LA Giltinis	Home	Lost, 14-29
bgcolor="#FFCCCC" \| July 3	San Diego Legion	Away	Lost, 21-34
bgcolor="#CCFFCC" \| July 11	New Orleans Gold	Home	Won, 30-6
bgcolor="#CCFFCC" \| July 15	Houston SaberCats	Home	Won, 40-21

2022 season

=Exhibition=

class="wikitable"
Date	Opponent	Home/Away	Result
bgcolor="#CCFFCC" \| January 22	Seattle Rugby Club	Home	Won, 76-8
bgcolor="#CCFFCC" \| January 28	Hartford Harpooners	Home	Won, 50-0

class="wikitable"

Date

Opponent

Home/Away

Result

bgcolor="#CCFFCC"

| January 22

Seattle Rugby Club

Home

Won, 76-8

bgcolor="#CCFFCC"

| January 28

Hartford Harpooners

Home

Won, 50-0

=Regular season=

Date	Opponent	Home/Away	Result
class="wikitable"
bgcolor="#CCFFCC" \| February 6	Toronto Arrows	Home	Won, 21-8
bgcolor="#CCFFCC" \| February 10	Utah Warriors	Home	Won, 20-17
bgcolor="#CCFFCC" \| February 20	San Diego Legion	Away	Won, 31-28
bgcolor="#FFCCCC" \| February 26	Austin Gilgronis	Home	Lost, 25-18
bgcolor="#FFCCCC" \| March 4	New Orleans Gold	Home	Lost, 25-24
bgcolor="#FFCCCC" \| March 12	Houston SaberCats	Away	Lost, 21-19
bgcolor="#CCFFCC" \| March 19	Dallas Jackals	Away	Won, 34-12
bgcolor="#FFCCCC" \| March 26	LA Giltinis	Home	Lost, 12-31
bgcolor="#FFCCCC" \| April 9	New England Free Jacks	Away	Lost, 22-24
bgcolor="#CCFFCC" \| April 16	San Diego Legion	Home	Won, 34-32
bgcolor="#CCFFCC" \| April 23	Utah Warriors	Away	Won, 20-14
bgcolor="#FFCCCC" \| May 1	Austin Gilgronis	Away	Lost, 6-17
bgcolor="#CCFFCC" \| May 8	Dallas Jackals	Home	Won, 74-7
bgcolor="#FFCCCC" \| May 15	Rugby United NY	Away	Lost, 22-30
bgcolor="#CCFFCC" \| May 27	Houston SaberCats	Home	Won, 43-36
bgcolor="#CCFFCC" \| June 5	LA Giltinis	Away	Won, 35-27

=Post season=

Round	Date	Opponent	Home/Away	Result
class="wikitable"
bgcolor="#CCFFCC" \| West Eliminator	June 12	San Diego Legion	Home	Won, 43–19
bgcolor="#CCFFCC" \| West Conference Finals	June 18	Houston SaberCats	Away	Won, 46–27
bgcolor="#FFCCCC" \| MLR Championship	June 25	Rugby United NY	Away	Lost, 15–30

2023 season

= Exhibition =

class="wikitable"
Date	Opponent	Home/Away	Result
bgcolor="#CCFFCC" \| February 5	American Raptors	Home	Won, 47-0
bgcolor="#CCFFCC" \| February 8	Seattle Rugby Club	Home	Won, 49-0

class="wikitable"

Date

Opponent

Home/Away

Result

bgcolor="#CCFFCC"

| February 5

American Raptors

Home

Won, 47-0

bgcolor="#CCFFCC"

| February 8

Seattle Rugby Club

Home

Won, 49-0

= Regular Season =

Date	Opponent	Home/Away	Result
class="wikitable"
bgcolor="#CCFFCC" \| February 18	New York Ironworkers	Home	Won, 25-11
bgcolor="#CCFFCC" \| February 24	Rugby ATL	Home	Won, 28-22
bgcolor="#CCFFCC" \| March 4	Dallas Jackals	Away	Won, 35-10
bgcolor="#CCFFCC" \| March 11	Houston Sabercats	Home	Won, 24-12
bgcolor="#CCFFCC" \| March 24	Chicago Hounds	Away	Won, 27-5
bgcolor="#CCFFCC" \| April 2	New Orleans Gold	Away	Won, 36-35
bgcolor="#FFCCCC" \| April 8	San Diego Legion	Home	Lost, 20-23
bgcolor="#FFCCCC" \| April 14	Utah Warriors	Away	Lost, 35-41
bgcolor="#CCFFCC" \| April 22	Toronto Arrows	Away	Won, 36-27
bgcolor="#CCFFCC" \| April 28	Dallas Jackals	Home	Won, 61-19
bgcolor="CCFFCC" \| May 13	Houston Sabercats	Away	Won, 34-17
bgcolor="CCFFCC" \| May 20	Chicago Hounds	Home	Won, 35-13
bgcolor="#CCFFCC" \| May 27	Old Glory DC	Away	Won, 41-19
bgcolor="#CCFFCC" \|June 4 \|Utah Warriors \|Home \|Won, 27-20
bgcolor="#FFCCCC" \| June 11	New England Free Jacks	Home	Lost, 26-34
bgcolor="#FFCCCC" \| June 18	San Diego Legion	Away	Lost, 19-40

= Post-Season =

class="wikitable"
Round	Date	Opponent	Home/Away	Result
bgcolor="#CCFFCC" \| West Conference Playoff	June 24	Houston SaberCats	Home	Won, 37-26
bgcolor="#FFCCCC" \| West Conference Final	July 2	San Diego Legion	Away	Lost, 19–40

class="wikitable"

Round

Date

Opponent

Home/Away

Result

bgcolor="#CCFFCC"

| West Conference Playoff

June 24

Houston SaberCats

Home

Won, 37-26

bgcolor="#FFCCCC"

| West Conference Final

July 2

San Diego Legion

Away

Lost, 19–40

2024 season

= Exhibition =

class="wikitable"
Date	Opponent	Home/Away	Result
bgcolor="#CCFFCC" \| February 16	Pacific Pride	Home	Won, 79-7
bgcolor="#CCFFCC" \| February 21	Canada Selects	Home	Won, 54-7

class="wikitable"

Date

Opponent

Home/Away

Result

bgcolor="#CCFFCC"

| February 16

Pacific Pride

Home

Won, 79-7

bgcolor="#CCFFCC"

| February 21

Canada Selects

Home

Won, 54-7

= Regular Season =

Date	Opponent	Home/Away	Result
class="wikitable"
style="background-color:#cfc;" \| March 2	San Diego Legion	Home	Won, 25–19
style="background-color:#cfc;" \| March 9	Miami Sharks	Home	Won, 29–18
style="background-color:#cfc;" \| March 16	Utah Warriors	Away	Won, 23–13
style="background-color:#fcc;" \| March 23	Houston SaberCats	Home	Lost, 40–42
style="background-color:#cfc;" \| March 30	Chicago Hounds	Away	Won, 32–26
style="background-color:#cfc;" \| April 6	Dallas Jackals	Home	Won, 34–32
style="background-color:#cfc;" \| April 13	RFC Los Angeles	Away	Won, 36–5
style="background-color:#cfc;" \| April 20	New England Free Jacks	Away	Won, 29–21
style="background-color:#cfc;" \| April 27	Anthem Rugby Carolina	Home	Won, 29–13
style="background-color:#fcc;" \| May 4	NOLA Gold	Away	Lost, 31–32
style="background-color:#fcc;" \| May 11	Dallas Jackals	Away	Lost, 7–14
style="background-color:#cfc;" \| May 18	Old Glory DC	Home	Won, 26–24
style="background-color:#cfc;" \| May 25	Utah Warriors	Home	Won, 68–29
style="background-color:#fcc;" \| June 1	Houston SaberCats	Away	Lost, 25–28
style="background-color:#cfc;" \| June 8	RFC Los Angeles	Home	Won, 29–12
style="background-color:#fcc;" \| June 15	San Diego Legion	Away	Lost, 33–45

= Post-Season =

Round	Date	Opponent	Home/Away	Result
class="wikitable"
bgcolor="#CCFFCC" \| West Conference Semi-Final	July 21	San Diego Legion	Home	Won, 30-28
bgcolor="#CCFFCC" \| West Conference Final	July 28	Dallas Jackals	Home	Won, 28-25
bgcolor="#FFCCCC" \| MLR Championship	August 4	New England Free Jacks	Away	Lost, 11–20

References

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