Delaware Black Foxes
The Delaware Black Foxes are a semi-professional rugby league football club based in Wilmington, Delaware. They currently compete in the USA Rugby League, in the Mid-Atlantic Division of the North Conference.
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| Full name | Delaware Black Foxes Rugby League Football Club |
| Nickname(s) | Black Foxes |
| Colours | Black Orange |
| Founded | 2015 |
| Website | http://blackfoxesrugby.com |
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| CEO | Bjorn Haglid |
| Coach | Liam Mulhall |
| Captain | Ian Ferguson |
| Competition | USA Rugby League |
The 2020 coach is Liam Mulhall.[1]
History
The Black Foxes were founded in 2015 as an expansion club to represent the state of Delaware in the sport of rugby league. In the inaugural season of the club they finished with a 1-7 record, splitting victories with the Bucks County Sharks. In the club's second season they qualified for a playoff berth with a victory over the DC Slayers and home field advantage with a higher point differential in their win versus the Northern Virginia Eagles.
Since their inception, the Black Foxes have had numerous domestic players named to the USARL All Star match as well as the USA Hawks national team. They include:
- Kevin Wiggins- USA Hawks player
- Ian Ferguson- USARL North All Star
- Keith Jones- USARL North All Star
- Martwain Johnston- USA Hawks World Cup player (2017)
- Chris Wiggins- USARL North All Star, USA Hawks player
2020 squad
- Chris Wiggins
- Martwain Johnston
- Ian Ferguson
- Joe Pontak
- Pierce Armstrong
- Kevin Wiggins
- Shawn Freel
- Pete German
- Evan Spivey
- Aron Pillard
- Nick Grajewski
- Patrick Zediker
- Matt Varoquier
- Matt Gill (Aus)
- Jason Murtagh (Aus)
- Jeremy Kempston (Aus)
- Conway Maraki
- Guy Lombardo
- Dante Jacquet
- Zephir Lambert
See also
References
- "Contact & Pitch". Delaware Black Foxes.
External links
- Official websites
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