MLR Adjusts Schedule After Dallas Pulls Out
DALLAS– Major League Rugby has updated its schedule following the announcement two weeks ago that the Dallas Jackals would not play their inaugural season.
The schedule revamp was took two weeks in part because the San Diego Legion and the Toronto Arrows have relocated temporarily to make travel to and from their home bases easier during COVID restrictions.
Dallas Jackals Will Delay Debut In MLR
The Dallas Jackals today (January 19, 2021) announced that the club will not compete in the 2021 Major League Rugby season.
Dallas Jackals Forge Pathway Relationship With DI Clubs
The Dallas Jackals have announced a partnership with two major men's clubs in the city, setting up an affiliate relationship that will play a key role in extending the performance pathway for domestic players.
Player Spotlight: DaQuan Perry
Major League Rugby teams are finding out that signing American college talent is smart not only financially but also in terms of growing fan interest, and with that in mind we humbly submit this Player Spotlight.
College And HS Products Still Signing In MLR Despite the COVID-19 problems and the very real concern that things won't be cleared up anytime soon, Major League Rugby teams are still making deals. College players are still getting signed, although we're seeing more re-signings and signings from overseas. This, of course, spells out the truth that with 13 teams in the league there are only about 500-600 spots.
