
Huw Taylor Joins Seattle Seawolves Rugby
Published on November 17, 2023 under Major League Rugby (MLR)
Seattle Seawolves News Release
(TUKWILA, WA) Huw Taylor, a lock, joins the Seawolves after spending the last six seasons with the Dragons RFC, one of four professional rugby union regional teams in Wales, where he made 52 appearances.
"It was clear from my first meeting with Huw that he'd be a tremendous addition to the Seawolves, both from a 'team first' perspective, and with his versatility to perform in the back row and lock. I'm delighted to welcome Huw and his wife Kelly to the Seawolves Family." -Director of Rugby and Head Coach Allen "Clarkie" Clarke
Taylor first played internationally for England's U18 (2014) and U20 (2016) teams. It was in 2016, that England won the Junior World cup, with Taylor scoring a try in the final against Ireland. During this time, Taylor played for the Worcester Warriors in England, Premiership Rugby.
Huw had this to say about joining Seawolves Rugby, "Having played professional rugby for ten years, I have had the opportunity to travel across Europe and South Africa. I recently married England rugby winger Kelly Smith, and we both are excited to by the opportunity to explore Seattle and contribute to the Seawolves winning the MLR Shield.
I really appreciate the opportunity given to me by Clarkie and am looking forward to throwing myself into it and meeting all the players, staff, and fans soon!"
HUW TAYLOR
Position: Lock
Height: 6'5"
Weight:251lbs
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