Old Glory DC

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Old Glory DC
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Full nameOld Glory DC Rugby Football Club
Nickname(s)The Flags
Founded2018;6 years ago (2018)
Location Washington, D.C.
Ground(s) Maryland SoccerPlex (Capacity: 5,000)
Chairman Paul Sheehy
Chris Dunlavey
Scottish Rugby Union
Coach(es) Simon Cross
Captain(s) Jamason Faʻanana-Schultz
Most caps Jack Iscaro (60)
Top scorer Jason Robertson (313)
Most tries William Talataina (23)
League(s) Major League Rugby
2023 Conference finalist
3rd (Eastern Conference)
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Official website
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Old Glory DC RFC is a professional rugby union team based in the Washington, D.C., area that is a member of Major League Rugby (MLR). Old Glory was founded in 2018, played some exhibition games in 2019, and began regular-season MLR play in 2020.

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The organization is led by two local business leaders, former USA Eagles' Paul Sheehy, and local club rugby player Chris Dunlavey. [1] The Scottish Rugby Union has a part ownership of the team. The team has been coached by Simon Cross since July 2023.

History

Major League Rugby announced on May 15, 2018, that an expansion team would begin play in Washington, D.C., by the 2020 season [2] and confirmed the team in November 2018. [3] On February 6, 2019, the team name was announced as Old Glory DC. On March 28, 2019, the Scottish Rugby Union announced that it had purchased a minority interest in the team. [4]

After losing seven matches in a row to start the 2022 season, Old Glory DC announced the immediate departure of head coach Andrew Douglas on March 29, 2022. At the time of his departure, Douglas was the longest-tenured head coach in MLR, having joined for the 2019 exhibition season before the first MLR season in 2020. He left with a 10-17-1 overall MLR record and a 37.5% winning percentage. [5] [6] Three days later, on April 1, Old Glory DC announced that former NOLA Gold head coach Nate Osborne would serve as an interim head coach for the remainder of the season while the team conducted a search for a permanent replacement. [7]

On October 31, 2022, Josh Syms was announced as the new head coach. [8] On May 15, 2023, it was announced that Syms would leave at the end of the season to coach forwards for the Italian team Zebre Parma. [9] Several weeks later, Old Glory made the playoffs for the first time in franchise history. [10] On July 7, 2023, the team announced the hiring of Simon Cross as head coach to replace Syms. [11]

In June 2023, the team announced Earth, Wind & Fire bassist Verdine White and businessman Paxton Baker had become minority owners. [12]

In the 2024 season, Old Glory began play at the Maryland SoccerPlex, a sports complex in Germantown, Maryland. That season, Old Glory made the playoffs for the second time in franchise history.

Stadium

The team played their exhibition and inaugural campaigns at Cardinal Stadium on the campus of Catholic University of America. [13] In 2021 they moved to Segra Field in Leesburg, Virginia. [14] The team played three seasons at Segra Field and on September 6, 2023, it was announced that the team would move to the Maryland SoccerPlex in Germantown, Maryland the following season. [15]

Sponsorship

SeasonKit manufacturerShirt sponsorOther Shirt sponsor(s)
2019 Adidas Cuisine SolutionsNone
2020–2022 Paladin Sports Leidos
Iron Vine Security
2023Leidos
ECS Tech
2024 Kappa Events DC
ECS Tech
Gringo Gordo Empanadas

Roster

The Old Glory DC squad for the 2024 Major League Rugby season is: [16]

Note: Flags indicate national union under World Rugby eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-World Rugby nationality.

PlayerPositionUnion
Tristan Cole Hooker Flag of the United States.svg United States
Facundo Gattas Hooker Flag of Uruguay.svg Uruguay
KoiKoi Nelligan Hooker Flag of the United States.svg United States
Martin Vaca Hooker Flag of Argentina.svg Argentina
Kevin Brou Prop Flag of Cote d'Ivoire.svg Ivory Coast
Jack Iscaro Prop Flag of the United States.svg United States
Steven Longwell Prop Flag of Scotland.svg Scotland
Cali Martinez Prop Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Canada
Quentin Newcomer Prop Flag of the United States.svg United States
Tyler Rowland Prop Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Canada
Joe Wrafter* Prop Flag of England.svg England
Ignacio Dotti Lock Flag of Uruguay.svg Uruguay
Rob Harley Lock Flag of Scotland.svg Scotland
Tevita Naqali Lock Flag of Fiji.svg Fiji
Charlie Overton Lock Flag of the United States.svg United States
Bill Whiteside Lock Flag of the United States.svg United States
Lautaro Bavaro Back row Flag of Argentina.svg Argentina
Brady Daniel Back row Flag of the United States.svg United States
Cory Daniel Back row Flag of the United States.svg United States
Jamason Faʻanana-Schultz (c) Back row Flag of the United States.svg United States
Collin Grosse Back row Flag of the United States.svg United States
Niko Jones* Back row Flag of New Zealand.svg New Zealand
Dacoda Worth Back row Flag of the United States.svg United States
PlayerPositionUnion
Conor Buckley Scrum-half Flag of the United States.svg United States
Ethan McVeigh Scrum-half Flag of the United States.svg United States
Danny Tusitala Scrum-half Flag of Samoa.svg Samoa
Gradyn Bowd Fly-half Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Canada
Jason Robertson Fly-half Flag of New Zealand.svg New Zealand
Mike Weir Fly-half Flag of the United States.svg United States
Tommaso Boni Centre Flag of the United States.svg United States
Palema Roberts Centre Flag of the United States.svg United States
Ishmail Shabazz Centre Flag of the United States.svg United States
William Talataina Centre Flag of Samoa.svg Samoa
Perry Humphreys Wing Flag of England.svg England
Axel Müller Wing Flag of Argentina.svg Argentina
John Powers Wing Flag of the United States.svg United States
John Rizzo Wing Flag of the United States.svg United States
Mike Dabulas Fullback Flag of the United States.svg United States
Damien Hoyland Fullback Flag of Scotland.svg Scotland

Head coaches

Captains

Records

Season standings

SeasonConferenceRegular seasonPostseason
PosPldWDLFA+/−BPPtsPldWLFA+/−Result
2020 [lower-alpha 1] Eastern2nd5401122129-7117------Cancelled
2021 Eastern5th16619409490-811339------Did not qualify
2022 Eastern6th163013423591-1681123------Did not qualify
2023 Eastern3rd16718408443-3513432114458-14Won Eliminator Game (Rugby New York) 37-33
Lost Conference Final (New England Free Jacks) 25-7
Totals53202311,3621,653-291381222114458-141 postseason appearance

2019 season

All games in the 2019 season were exhibition games and did not count in the MLR standings.

DateOpponentHome/AwayLocationResult
May 19 Shannon RFC Home Cardinal Stadium Lost, 22-26
May 27 Scotland U-20 Home Cardinal Stadium Lost, 7-70
June 1 USA Rugby South Panthers Home Cardinal Stadium Won, 28-7
June 9 Ontario Blues Home Cardinal Stadium Won, 29-15

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. [17] It was cancelled the following week. [18]

Regular season
DateOpponentHome/AwayLocationResult
February 8 New Orleans Gold Away Gold Mine Lost, 13-46
February 16 Seattle Seawolves Home Cardinal Stadium Won, 28-22
February 22 Houston SaberCats Away Aveva Stadium Won, 22-13
February 29 Austin Gilgronis Away Toyota Stadium Won, 28-19
March 8 Rugby ATL HomeCardinal StadiumWon, 31-29
March 15 Colorado Raptors HomeCardinal StadiumCancelled
March 22 San Diego Legion AwayTorero StadiumCancelled
March 29 Rugby United New York HomeCardinal StadiumCancelled
April 11New Orleans GoldHomeCardinal StadiumCancelled
April 18 New England Free Jacks Away Union Point Sports Complex Cancelled
April 26 Toronto Arrows HomeCardinal StadiumCancelled
May 3 Utah Warriors HomeCardinal StadiumCancelled
May 9Rugby United New YorkAway MCU Park Cancelled
May 17Rugby ATLAway Life University Running Eagles Stadium Cancelled
May 24New England Free JacksHomeCardinal StadiumCancelled
May 31Toronto ArrowsAway Lamport Stadium Cancelled

2021 season

DateOpponentHome/AwayLocationResult
March 21 NOLA Gold Away Gold Mine Draw, 26-26
March 27 Rugby ATL Home Segra Field Won, 30-23
April 3 Toronto Arrows HomeSegra FieldLost, 19-40
April 18 RUNY Away MCU Park Lost, 34-38
April 25 New England Free Jacks HomeSegra FieldWon, 35-22
May 1 LA Giltinis Away Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum Lost, 17-47
May 8 Utah Warriors Away Zions Bank Stadium Lost, 33-34
May 16 Seattle Seawolves HomeSegra FieldWon, 22-18
May 22 Houston SaberCats Away Aveva Stadium Won, 21-13
May 30RUNYHomeSegra FieldLost, 10-46
June 6New England Free JacksAway Union Point Sports Complex Lost, 34-38
June 12NOLA GoldHomeSegra FieldLost, 21-25
June 26Rugby ATLAway Lupo Family Field Lost, 12-32
July 4Toronto ArrowsAwayLupo Family Field [lower-alpha 2] Lost, 28-34
July 10 San Diego Legion HomeSegra FieldWon, 38-29
July 17 Austin Gilgronis HomeSegra FieldWon, 29-25

2022 season

Exhibition

Old Glory played two preseason matches in January 2022. Both matches were held at the St. James Sports Complex, a series of indoor fields in Springfield, Virginia. [19]

DateOpponentHome/AwayLocationResult
January 21 Toronto Arrows Home St. James Sports Complex Lost, 47-17
January 28 New England Free Jacks HomeSt. James Sports ComplexWon, 27-22

Regular season

Old Glory played eighteen matches in the regular season with two bye weeks. Their home matches were played at Segra Field in Leesburg, Virginia. [20] Because the MLR's Eastern Conference had one team fewer than the Western Conference, Old Glory played the Toronto Arrows three times in the regular season, once at home and twice in Toronto.

DateOpponentHome/AwayLocationResult
February 5 Rugby ATL Away Atlanta Silverbacks Park Lost, 22-55
February 12 Austin Gilgronis Away Bold Stadium Lost, 12-57
February 18New England Free JacksHome Segra Field Lost, 25-41
February 26Toronto ArrowsHomeSegra FieldLost, 5-29
March 6 San Diego Legion AwaySDSU Sports DeckLost, 12-24
March 20Rugby ATLHomeSegra FieldLost, 13-27
March 26 New Orleans Gold HomeSegra FieldLost, 22-31
April 3 Rugby New York Away JFK Stadium Lost, 31-35
April 9Toronto ArrowsAway York Lions Stadium Lost, 27-32
April 15 Utah Warriors HomeSegra FieldWon, 22-21
April 23 Dallas Jackals HomeSegra FieldWon, 50-10
May 7New England Free JacksAway Veterans Memorial Stadium Lost, 26-20
May 14New Orleans GoldAway Gold Mine on Airline Lost, 50-21
May 21 Houston Sabercats HomeSegra FieldLost, 42-59
May 29Rugby New YorkHomeSegra FieldLost, 49-59
June 5Toronto ArrowsAwayYork Lions StadiumWon, 50-35

2023 season

Old Glory played 16 games in the 2023 regular season. All eight home games were played at Segra Field. They advanced to the playoffs, defeating the Rugby New York Ironworkers to advance to the conference final, which they lost to the New England Free Jacks.

Regular season

DateOpponentHome/AwayLocationResult
February 18 Chicago Hounds Home Segra Field Won, 42-27
March 5 Rugby New York Ironworkers Away Memorial Field Lost, 34-8
March 11 New England Free Jacks Away Veterans Memorial Stadium Lost, 34-31
March 18 Toronto Arrows HomeSegra FieldWon, 29-3
March 25 NOLA Gold HomeSegra FieldLost, 17-20
April 2 San Diego Legion Away Snapdragon Stadium Lost, 48-26
April 8 Rugby ATL Away Atlanta Silverbacks Park Lost, 35-27
April 16Rugby New York IronworkersHomeSegra FieldWon, 42-31
April 22 Utah Warriors HomeSegra FieldWon, 36-22
May 6 Dallas Jackals Away Choctaw Stadium Won, 7-3 [lower-alpha 3]
May 14New England Free JacksHomeSegra FieldLost, 24-42
May 18Toronto ArrowsAway York Lions Stadium Draw, 29-29
May 27 Seattle Seawolves HomeSegra FieldLost, 41-19
June 3NOLA GoldAway Gold Mine Won, 28-15
June 9 Houston SaberCats Away SaberCats Stadium Lost, 31-7
June 17Rugby ATLHomeSegra FieldWon, 36-28

Postseason

RoundDateOpponentHome/AwayLocationResult
East EliminatorJune 25Rugby New York IronworkersAwayMemorial FieldWon, 37-33
East Conference FinalsJuly 1New England Free JacksAwayVeterans Memorial StadiumLost, 7-25

2024 season

Old Glory played 16 games in the 2024 regular season. All eight home games were played at the Maryland SoccerPlex. The team made it to the playoffs for the second time in its history, securing a place by taking a losing bonus point in their loss to the Miami Sharks on June 22. They made the playoffs for the second time in team history and were defeated by the New England Free Jacks in the Eastern Conference Semi-Final.

Regular season

DateOpponentHome/AwayLocationResult
March 2 NOLA Gold Away Gold Mine Lost, 18-6
March 9 New England Free Jacks Away Veterans Memorial Stadium Won, 35-34
March 16 Chicago Hounds Home Maryland SoccerPlex Draw, 22-22
March 23 San Diego Legion Home Maryland SoccerPlex Lost, 27-11
March 30 Anthem RC Away American Legion Memorial Stadium Won, 46-32
April 6 RFC Los Angeles Home Maryland SoccerPlex Draw, 22-22
April 20 Houston SaberCats Home Maryland SoccerPlex Lost, 38-17
April 26 Utah Warriors Away Zions Bank Stadium Lost, 31-24
May 4 Miami Sharks Home Maryland SoccerPlex Won, 13-10
May 11 Chicago Hounds Away SeatGeek Stadium Won, 22-21
May 24 Seattle Seawolves Away Starfire Sports Complex Lost, 26-24
June 1 Anthem RC Home Maryland SoccerPlex Won, 47-29
June 8 New England Free Jacks Home Maryland SoccerPlex Lost, 31-30
June 14 Dallas Jackals Away Choctaw Stadium Won, 36-34
June 22 Miami Sharks Away Chase Stadium Lost, 17-12
June 29 NOLA Gold Home Maryland SoccerPlex Won, 27-24

Postseason

RoundDateOpponentHome/AwayLocationResult
Eastern Semi-FinalJuly 20New England Free JacksAwayVeterans Memorial StadiumLost, 33-29

Notes

  1. ↑ 2020 regular season shortened and playoffs cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
  2. ↑ The Arrows temporarily relocated for the 2021 season due to COVID-19 border crossing concerns.
  3. ↑ Match abandoned at halftime due to hazardous weather conditions.

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