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Jason Robertson Player of the Week

MLR May 19, 2026 - Old Glory DC's Jason Robertson was the standout performer in his side's clash with New England, pulling every string from fly-half to earn his Player of the Week honors. The boot was his primary weapon, with Robertson putting the opposition under relentless territorial pressure by racking up 663 kick meters, while from the tee he contributed seven points to his side's tally. He was no less influential when DC needed to go through the hands, directing the attack with pinpoint precision, and he showed his willingness to get... Full Story

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Seattle Seawolves Cap Community Weekend with Statement Win

MLR Seattle Seawolves May 18, 2026 - SEATTLE, WA - The Seattle Seawolves delivered a spectacular performance on Sunday afternoon, closing out a memorable weekend of rugby and community engagement with a commanding victory over Anthem Rugby Carolina at Starfire Stadium during the club's annual Seawolves Salute to Service Night. In front of a sell-out crowd at a sunny 1:00 p.m. kickoff on Sunday, May 17, the Seawolves ran in nine tries in an electrifying display of attacking rugby, overpowering Anthem Rugby Carolina with relentless pace and physicality from st... Full Story

SeaWolves Blow out Anthem in Historic Home Performance

MLR Seattle Seawolves May 18, 2026 - Seattle needed a statement, and they delivered one in emphatic fashion. The Seawolves were merciless from the opening whistle, with scrum half Andre Warner dotting down inside two minutes to set the tone. By halftime the scoreboard read 57-14, and it stayed that way, the second half a formality before a 79th-minute Callum Botchar try added the finishing flourish to a 57-21 rout. Fly half Davy Coetzer was the conductor, converting six of Seattle's nine tries and orchestrating a backline that tore Anthem to shreds in the op... Full Story

Robertson Penalty Seals Dramatic One-Point Win for Old Glory

MLR Old Glory DC May 18, 2026 - It came down to one kick. Jason Robertson stepped up in the 69th minute, split the posts, and Old Glory held on for a 24-23 thriller that will live long in the memory at George Mason Stadium. New England looked like it had the game in hand. The Free Jacks led 17-14 at the break, Joel Hodgson's boot doing the heavy lifting with three penalties, and stretched that lead to 20-14 after the hour through Robertson's own conversion of Damien Hoyland's 56th-minute try. But Old Glory had other ideas. Robertson's penalty swung mome... Full Story

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