#anthemrc — Public Fediverse posts
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Midweek Milestones: Standout Stats from the 2026 MLR Playoffs!
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MLR Player Movement: 2026 Season End – July 5th, 2026
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Midweek Milestones: Standout Stats from the Final Round of the 2026 MLR Regular Season!
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Great day for rugby!
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Great day for rugby!
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Great day for rugby!
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Great day for rugby!
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Great day for rugby!
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Midweek Milestones: Standout Stats from Rd 10 of the 2026 MLR Season!
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Charlotte sometimes….
A room with a [rainy] viewI always have the travel itch, and lately I’ve been scratching it in an unusual way: driving to Charlotte to watch Major League Rugby’s Anthem RC play. I dislike flying so I’ve been making the trip over a three-day weekend, with two days basically sacrificed to the road. To avoid construction work on I95, which can add hours to the drive, I’ve been taking smaller, old-timey highways which take almost the same amount of time, but allow me to cruise along roads a lot less traveled….
I’ve visited twice so far, with two more visits planned before summer ends, and I’ve been trying out different hotels each time to see if I can find a favorite. A few weeks ago, I stayed at the Le Meridian Charlotte and this past weekend I tried out the Hyatt House Charlotte Center City. Le Méridien had the better vibe and blissfully easy parking, but the towels felt like they’d been stolen from a budget gym. Hyatt House, meanwhile, upgraded me to a corner suite on the top floor with skyline views and gloriously fluffy towels — but made me pay dearly for valet parking. Hyatt House gets bonus points for being across the street from the Midnight Diner, which is open 24-7 and serving everything from eggs to meat-and-threes round the clock. Charlotte boasts an impressive number of hotels so I’m going to try out the Grand Bohemian Charlotte next.
Charlotte earned its “Queen City” nickname from Queen Charlotte, wife of King George III — a bit of colonial-era flattery that somehow stuck. Fast forward to today, and the city has an easy-paced, laid-back vibe, especially at night in the uptown area where I stayed. The city feels like it’s constantly rebuilding itself in real time. After two visits, I’d say Charlotte feels more like a city people move to than a city people vacation in (especially given you can do all the ‘must see’ attractions in two days with some time left over).
The Battle of Kings Mountain, October 7, 1780 – Don Troiani, 2006During the long hours before Anthem matches, I did try to play tourist. I ruled out visiting the NASCAR Hall of Fame and the art museums (although I hear all three are worth visiting) and ended up spending most of my time walking around NoDa and Camp Northend, hip areas full of restaurants, coffee shops, and bars. I also enjoyed a stroll through Freedom Park and a long hike along Little Sugar Creek Greenway. I am also exploring things related to America 250, and decided to take a quick detour to South Carolina to explore Kings Mountain National Historic Battlefield and learn about the Revolutionary-era battle that took place there between the Loyalists and the Patriots.
The bar at Yama LosoCharlotte may not overwhelm tourists with attractions, but it absolutely knows how to feed people. I had excellent street tacos from a roadside truck I’ll probably never find again, absurdly good hushpuppies with cinnamon coffee butter at Haberdish, decadently delicious sushi at Yama Loso, and enough caffeine from the city’s endless coffee shops, including Provided Coffee, HEX Coffee, Kitchen & Natural Wines, and Waterbean Coffee to power a cross-country road trip. Maybe Charlotte should update its nickname to Coffee City.
Charlotte may never crack anyone’s “must-visit American cities” list, but that’s part of its appeal. It’s comfortable, easygoing, and surprisingly easy to settle into for a weekend — especially when rugby, coffee, and good food are involved.
Anthem RV vs Seattle Seawolves – image courtesy of @kbrphotogI suspect I’ll keep finding reasons to return to the Queen City, whether for rugby matches, coffee, or just another long weekend on the road, so if you have recommendations — restaurants, hotels, coffee shops, hidden gems — send them my way. There’s a good chance I’ll end up back on those Carolina highways sooner rather than later.
Charlotte Sometimes – The Cure
#america250 #anthemrc #campNothend #charlotteNorthCarolina #freedomPark #freedomePark #grandBohemianCharlotte #haberdish #hexCoffee #hyattHourseCharlotteCenterCity #kingsMountainNationalHisotricBattlefield #laMeridianCharlotte #littleSugarCreekGreenway #midnghtDiner #noda #providedCoffee #rugby #travel #waterbeanCoffee #yamaLoso -
Charlotte sometimes….
A room with a [rainy] viewI always have the travel itch, and lately I’ve been scratching it in an unusual way: driving to Charlotte to watch Major League Rugby’s Anthem RC play. I dislike flying so I’ve been making the trip over a three-day weekend, with two days basically sacrificed to the road. To avoid construction work on I95, which can add hours to the drive, I’ve been taking smaller, old-timey highways which take almost the same amount of time, but allow me to cruise along roads a lot less traveled….
I’ve visited twice so far, with two more visits planned before summer ends, and I’ve been trying out different hotels each time to see if I can find a favorite. A few weeks ago, I stayed at the Le Meridian Charlotte and this past weekend I tried out the Hyatt House Charlotte Center City. Le Méridien had the better vibe and blissfully easy parking, but the towels felt like they’d been stolen from a budget gym. Hyatt House, meanwhile, upgraded me to a corner suite on the top floor with skyline views and gloriously fluffy towels — but made me pay dearly for valet parking. Hyatt House gets bonus points for being across the street from the Midnight Diner, which is open 24-7 and serving everything from eggs to meat-and-threes round the clock. Charlotte boasts an impressive number of hotels so I’m going to try out the Grand Bohemian Charlotte next.
Charlotte earned its “Queen City” nickname from Queen Charlotte, wife of King George III — a bit of colonial-era flattery that somehow stuck. Fast forward to today, and the city has an easy-paced, laid-back vibe, especially at night in the uptown area where I stayed. The city feels like it’s constantly rebuilding itself in real time. After two visits, I’d say Charlotte feels more like a city people move to than a city people vacation in (especially given you can do all the ‘must see’ attractions in two days with some time left over).
The Battle of Kings Mountain, October 7, 1780 – Don Troiani, 2006During the long hours before Anthem matches, I did try to play tourist. I ruled out visiting the NASCAR Hall of Fame and the art museums (although I hear all three are worth visiting) and ended up spending most of my time walking around NoDa and Camp Northend, hip areas full of restaurants, coffee shops, and bars. I also enjoyed a stroll through Freedom Park and a long hike along Little Sugar Creek Greenway. I am also exploring things related to America 250, and decided to take a quick detour to South Carolina to explore Kings Mountain National Historic Battlefield and learn about the Revolutionary-era battle that took place there between the Loyalists and the Patriots.
The bar at Yama LosoCharlotte may not overwhelm tourists with attractions, but it absolutely knows how to feed people. I had excellent street tacos from a roadside truck I’ll probably never find again, absurdly good hushpuppies with cinnamon coffee butter at Haberdish, decadently delicious sushi at Yama Loso, and enough caffeine from the city’s endless coffee shops, including Provided Coffee, HEX Coffee, Kitchen & Natural Wines, and Waterbean Coffee to power a cross-country road trip. Maybe Charlotte should update its nickname to Coffee City.
Charlotte may never crack anyone’s “must-visit American cities” list, but that’s part of its appeal. It’s comfortable, easygoing, and surprisingly easy to settle into for a weekend — especially when rugby, coffee, and good food are involved.
Anthem RV vs Seattle Seawolves – image courtesy of @kbrphotogI suspect I’ll keep finding reasons to return to the Queen City, whether for rugby matches, coffee, or just another long weekend on the road, so if you have recommendations — restaurants, hotels, coffee shops, hidden gems — send them my way. There’s a good chance I’ll end up back on those Carolina highways sooner rather than later.
Charlotte Sometimes – The Cure
#america250 #anthemrc #campNothend #charlotteNorthCarolina #freedomPark #freedomePark #grandBohemianCharlotte #haberdish #hexCoffee #hyattHourseCharlotteCenterCity #kingsMountainNationalHisotricBattlefield #laMeridianCharlotte #littleSugarCreekGreenway #midnghtDiner #noda #providedCoffee #rugby #travel #waterbeanCoffee #yamaLoso -
Charlotte sometimes….
A room with a [rainy] viewI always have the travel itch, and lately I’ve been scratching it in an unusual way: driving to Charlotte to watch Major League Rugby’s Anthem RC play. I dislike flying so I’ve been making the trip over a three-day weekend, with two days basically sacrificed to the road. To avoid construction work on I95, which can add hours to the drive, I’ve been taking smaller, old-timey highways which take almost the same amount of time, but allow me to cruise along roads a lot less traveled….
I’ve visited twice so far, with two more visits planned before summer ends, and I’ve been trying out different hotels each time to see if I can find a favorite. A few weeks ago, I stayed at the Le Meridian Charlotte and this past weekend I tried out the Hyatt House Charlotte Center City. Le Méridien had the better vibe and blissfully easy parking, but the towels felt like they’d been stolen from a budget gym. Hyatt House, meanwhile, upgraded me to a corner suite on the top floor with skyline views and gloriously fluffy towels — but made me pay dearly for valet parking. Hyatt House gets bonus points for being across the street from the Midnight Diner, which is open 24-7 and serving everything from eggs to meat-and-threes round the clock. Charlotte boasts an impressive number of hotels so I’m going to try out the Grand Bohemian Charlotte next.
Charlotte earned its “Queen City” nickname from Queen Charlotte, wife of King George III — a bit of colonial-era flattery that somehow stuck. Fast forward to today, and the city has an easy-paced, laid-back vibe, especially at night in the uptown area where I stayed. The city feels like it’s constantly rebuilding itself in real time. After two visits, I’d say Charlotte feels more like a city people move to than a city people vacation in (especially given you can do all the ‘must see’ attractions in two days with some time left over).
The Battle of Kings Mountain, October 7, 1780 – Don Troiani, 2006During the long hours before Anthem matches, I did try to play tourist. I ruled out visiting the NASCAR Hall of Fame and the art museums (although I hear all three are worth visiting) and ended up spending most of my time walking around NoDa and Camp Northend, hip areas full of restaurants, coffee shops, and bars. I also enjoyed a stroll through Freedom Park and a long hike along Little Sugar Creek Greenway. I am also exploring things related to America 250, and decided to take a quick detour to South Carolina to explore Kings Mountain National Historic Battlefield and learn about the Revolutionary-era battle that took place there between the Loyalists and the Patriots.
The bar at Yama LosoCharlotte may not overwhelm tourists with attractions, but it absolutely knows how to feed people. I had excellent street tacos from a roadside truck I’ll probably never find again, absurdly good hushpuppies with cinnamon coffee butter at Haberdish, decadently delicious sushi at Yama Loso, and enough caffeine from the city’s endless coffee shops, including Provided Coffee, HEX Coffee, Kitchen & Natural Wines, and Waterbean Coffee to power a cross-country road trip. Maybe Charlotte should update its nickname to Coffee City.
Charlotte may never crack anyone’s “must-visit American cities” list, but that’s part of its appeal. It’s comfortable, easygoing, and surprisingly easy to settle into for a weekend — especially when rugby, coffee, and good food are involved.
Anthem RV vs Seattle Seawolves – image courtesy of @kbrphotogI suspect I’ll keep finding reasons to return to the Queen City, whether for rugby matches, coffee, or just another long weekend on the road, so if you have recommendations — restaurants, hotels, coffee shops, hidden gems — send them my way. There’s a good chance I’ll end up back on those Carolina highways sooner rather than later.
Charlotte Sometimes – The Cure
#america250 #anthemrc #campNothend #charlotteNorthCarolina #freedomPark #freedomePark #grandBohemianCharlotte #haberdish #hexCoffee #hyattHourseCharlotteCenterCity #kingsMountainNationalHisotricBattlefield #laMeridianCharlotte #littleSugarCreekGreenway #midnghtDiner #noda #providedCoffee #rugby #travel #waterbeanCoffee #yamaLoso -
Charlotte sometimes….
A room with a [rainy] viewI always have the travel itch, and lately I’ve been scratching it in an unusual way: driving to Charlotte to watch Major League Rugby’s Anthem RC play. I dislike flying so I’ve been making the trip over a three-day weekend, with two days basically sacrificed to the road. To avoid construction work on I95, which can add hours to the drive, I’ve been taking smaller, old-timey highways which take almost the same amount of time, but allow me to cruise along roads a lot less traveled….
I’ve visited twice so far, with two more visits planned before summer ends, and I’ve been trying out different hotels each time to see if I can find a favorite. A few weeks ago, I stayed at the Le Meridian Charlotte and this past weekend I tried out the Hyatt House Charlotte Center City. Le Méridien had the better vibe and blissfully easy parking, but the towels felt like they’d been stolen from a budget gym. Hyatt House, meanwhile, upgraded me to a corner suite on the top floor with skyline views and gloriously fluffy towels — but made me pay dearly for valet parking. Hyatt House gets bonus points for being across the street from the Midnight Diner, which is open 24-7 and serving everything from eggs to meat-and-threes round the clock. Charlotte boasts an impressive number of hotels so I’m going to try out the Grand Bohemian Charlotte next.
Charlotte earned its “Queen City” nickname from Queen Charlotte, wife of King George III — a bit of colonial-era flattery that somehow stuck. Fast forward to today, and the city has an easy-paced, laid-back vibe, especially at night in the uptown area where I stayed. The city feels like it’s constantly rebuilding itself in real time. After two visits, I’d say Charlotte feels more like a city people move to than a city people vacation in (especially given you can do all the ‘must see’ attractions in two days with some time left over).
The Battle of Kings Mountain, October 7, 1780 – Don Troiani, 2006During the long hours before Anthem matches, I did try to play tourist. I ruled out visiting the NASCAR Hall of Fame and the art museums (although I hear all three are worth visiting) and ended up spending most of my time walking around NoDa and Camp Northend, hip areas full of restaurants, coffee shops, and bars. I also enjoyed a stroll through Freedom Park and a long hike along Little Sugar Creek Greenway. I am also exploring things related to America 250, and decided to take a quick detour to South Carolina to explore Kings Mountain National Historic Battlefield and learn about the Revolutionary-era battle that took place there between the Loyalists and the Patriots.
The bar at Yama LosoCharlotte may not overwhelm tourists with attractions, but it absolutely knows how to feed people. I had excellent street tacos from a roadside truck I’ll probably never find again, absurdly good hushpuppies with cinnamon coffee butter at Haberdish, decadently delicious sushi at Yama Loso, and enough caffeine from the city’s endless coffee shops, including Provided Coffee, HEX Coffee, Kitchen & Natural Wines, and Waterbean Coffee to power a cross-country road trip. Maybe Charlotte should update its nickname to Coffee City.
Charlotte may never crack anyone’s “must-visit American cities” list, but that’s part of its appeal. It’s comfortable, easygoing, and surprisingly easy to settle into for a weekend — especially when rugby, coffee, and good food are involved.
Anthem RV vs Seattle Seawolves – image courtesy of @kbrphotogI suspect I’ll keep finding reasons to return to the Queen City, whether for rugby matches, coffee, or just another long weekend on the road, so if you have recommendations — restaurants, hotels, coffee shops, hidden gems — send them my way. There’s a good chance I’ll end up back on those Carolina highways sooner rather than later.
Charlotte Sometimes – The Cure
#america250 #anthemrc #campNothend #charlotteNorthCarolina #freedomPark #freedomePark #grandBohemianCharlotte #haberdish #hexCoffee #hyattHourseCharlotteCenterCity #kingsMountainNationalHisotricBattlefield #laMeridianCharlotte #littleSugarCreekGreenway #midnghtDiner #noda #providedCoffee #rugby #travel #waterbeanCoffee #yamaLoso -
Charlotte sometimes….
A room with a [rainy] viewI always have the travel itch, and lately I’ve been scratching it in an unusual way: driving to Charlotte to watch Major League Rugby’s Anthem RC play. I dislike flying so I’ve been making the trip over a three-day weekend, with two days basically sacrificed to the road. To avoid construction work on I95, which can add hours to the drive, I’ve been taking smaller, old-timey highways which take almost the same amount of time, but allow me to cruise along roads a lot less traveled….
I’ve visited twice so far, with two more visits planned before summer ends, and I’ve been trying out different hotels each time to see if I can find a favorite. A few weeks ago, I stayed at the Le Meridian Charlotte and this past weekend I tried out the Hyatt House Charlotte Center City. Le Méridien had the better vibe and blissfully easy parking, but the towels felt like they’d been stolen from a budget gym. Hyatt House, meanwhile, upgraded me to a corner suite on the top floor with skyline views and gloriously fluffy towels — but made me pay dearly for valet parking. Hyatt House gets bonus points for being across the street from the Midnight Diner, which is open 24-7 and serving everything from eggs to meat-and-threes round the clock. Charlotte boasts an impressive number of hotels so I’m going to try out the Grand Bohemian Charlotte next.
Charlotte earned its “Queen City” nickname from Queen Charlotte, wife of King George III — a bit of colonial-era flattery that somehow stuck. Fast forward to today, and the city has an easy-paced, laid-back vibe, especially at night in the uptown area where I stayed. The city feels like it’s constantly rebuilding itself in real time. After two visits, I’d say Charlotte feels more like a city people move to than a city people vacation in (especially given you can do all the ‘must see’ attractions in two days with some time left over).
The Battle of Kings Mountain, October 7, 1780 – Don Troiani, 2006During the long hours before Anthem matches, I did try to play tourist. I ruled out visiting the NASCAR Hall of Fame and the art museums (although I hear all three are worth visiting) and ended up spending most of my time walking around NoDa and Camp Northend, hip areas full of restaurants, coffee shops, and bars. I also enjoyed a stroll through Freedom Park and a long hike along Little Sugar Creek Greenway. I am also exploring things related to America 250, and decided to take a quick detour to South Carolina to explore Kings Mountain National Historic Battlefield and learn about the Revolutionary-era battle that took place there between the Loyalists and the Patriots.
The bar at Yama LosoCharlotte may not overwhelm tourists with attractions, but it absolutely knows how to feed people. I had excellent street tacos from a roadside truck I’ll probably never find again, absurdly good hushpuppies with cinnamon coffee butter at Haberdish, decadently delicious sushi at Yama Loso, and enough caffeine from the city’s endless coffee shops, including Provided Coffee, HEX Coffee, Kitchen & Natural Wines, and Waterbean Coffee to power a cross-country road trip. Maybe Charlotte should update its nickname to Coffee City.
Charlotte may never crack anyone’s “must-visit American cities” list, but that’s part of its appeal. It’s comfortable, easygoing, and surprisingly easy to settle into for a weekend — especially when rugby, coffee, and good food are involved.
Anthem RV vs Seattle Seawolves – image courtesy of @kbrphotogI suspect I’ll keep finding reasons to return to the Queen City, whether for rugby matches, coffee, or just another long weekend on the road, so if you have recommendations — restaurants, hotels, coffee shops, hidden gems — send them my way. There’s a good chance I’ll end up back on those Carolina highways sooner rather than later.
Charlotte Sometimes – The Cure
#america250 #anthemrc #campNothend #charlotteNorthCarolina #freedomPark #freedomePark #grandBohemianCharlotte #haberdish #hexCoffee #hyattHourseCharlotteCenterCity #kingsMountainNationalHisotricBattlefield #laMeridianCharlotte #littleSugarCreekGreenway #midnghtDiner #noda #providedCoffee #rugby #travel #waterbeanCoffee #yamaLoso -
Oh! What a #SaberCats moment from Momsen to get a knock on ruining a great scoring chance for #AnthemRC
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Oh! What a #SaberCats moment from Momsen to get a knock on ruining a great scoring chance for #AnthemRC
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Oh! What a #SaberCats moment from Momsen to get a knock on ruining a great scoring chance for #AnthemRC
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Oh! What a #SaberCats moment from Momsen to get a knock on ruining a great scoring chance for #AnthemRC
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Oh! What a #SaberCats moment from Momsen to get a knock on ruining a great scoring chance for #AnthemRC
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Midweek Milestones: Standout Stats from Round 4 of the 2026 MLR Season!
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Midweek Milestones: Standout Stats from Round 3 of the 2026 MLR Season!
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It's time for #MLR2026 to kick things off! #CaliforniaLegion hosting #AnthemRC
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It's time for #MLR2026 to kick things off! #CaliforniaLegion hosting #AnthemRC
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It's time for #MLR2026 to kick things off! #CaliforniaLegion hosting #AnthemRC
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It's time for #MLR2026 to kick things off! #CaliforniaLegion hosting #AnthemRC
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It's time for #MLR2026 to kick things off! #CaliforniaLegion hosting #AnthemRC
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Glad to see more than a few #HoustonSaberCats landing with other teams. I _think_ #SeattleSeawolves have more former Cats than any other team, with #AnthemRC and #ChicagoHounds each pulling in a few players, too.
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Glad to see more than a few #HoustonSaberCats landing with other teams. I _think_ #SeattleSeawolves have more former Cats than any other team, with #AnthemRC and #ChicagoHounds each pulling in a few players, too.
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Glad to see more than a few #HoustonSaberCats landing with other teams. I _think_ #SeattleSeawolves have more former Cats than any other team, with #AnthemRC and #ChicagoHounds each pulling in a few players, too.
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Glad to see more than a few #HoustonSaberCats landing with other teams. I _think_ #SeattleSeawolves have more former Cats than any other team, with #AnthemRC and #ChicagoHounds each pulling in a few players, too.
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Glad to see more than a few #HoustonSaberCats landing with other teams. I _think_ #SeattleSeawolves have more former Cats than any other team, with #AnthemRC and #ChicagoHounds each pulling in a few players, too.
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. @[email protected] are the first #MLR team to reveal their full 32man roster for #MLR2026! - 12 returning players from 2024 (37.5%) - 10 capped USA Eagles (31.25%) - 27 Domestic players (84.38%) Lots of turnover. Lots more experience. #AnthemRC #MLRStats
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. @[email protected] are the first #MLR team to reveal their full 32man roster for #MLR2026! - 12 returning players from 2024 (37.5%) - 10 capped USA Eagles (31.25%) - 27 Domestic players (84.38%) Lots of turnover. Lots more experience. #AnthemRC #MLRStats
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. @[email protected] are the first #MLR team to reveal their full 32man roster for #MLR2026! - 12 returning players from 2024 (37.5%) - 10 capped USA Eagles (31.25%) - 27 Domestic players (84.38%) Lots of turnover. Lots more experience. #AnthemRC #MLRStats
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. @[email protected] are the first #MLR team to reveal their full 32man roster for #MLR2026! - 12 returning players from 2024 (37.5%) - 10 capped USA Eagles (31.25%) - 27 Domestic players (84.38%) Lots of turnover. Lots more experience. #AnthemRC #MLRStats
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. @[email protected] are the first #MLR team to reveal their full 32man roster for #MLR2026! - 12 returning players from 2024 (37.5%) - 10 capped USA Eagles (31.25%) - 27 Domestic players (84.38%) Lots of turnover. Lots more experience. #AnthemRC #MLRStats
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MLR Player Moves Summary: December 29, 2025 – January 4th, 2026
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MLR Player Moves Summary: December 22 – December 28, 2025
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MLR Player Moves Summary: December 15 – December 21, 2025
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MLR Player Moves Summary: December 8 – December 14, 2025
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Ramiro Gurovich has already been added to #NARDB as Player #1,642. His Player Profile is available below: #MLRStats #MLR2026 #AnthemRC
Ramiro Gurovich - North Americ... -
. @[email protected] announce the return of scrum-half tandem Karl Keale & Ishma-eel Safodien for #MLR2026! Keane: 20 #MLR games, started all 11 games for ARC in 2025, completing 54 tackles Safodien: scored 2 tries in 13 games (3 starts) in 2025, gaining over 150m #MLRStats #AnthemRC
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MLR Player Moves Summary: December 1 – December 7, 2025
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For more information on Oli Kane's time in #MLR so far, his #NARDB Player Profile can be found below: narugbydb.com/player/olive... #MLRStats #MLR2026 #AnthemRC
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. @[email protected] announce the addition of 2024 NOLA Gold Rookie of the Year, Julian Roberts for #MLR2026! The Life U alum was drafted 6th overall by NOLA in 2023 and scored 4 of his 6 career tries in his 10 games in 2025 (all starts), running for 740m gained! #MLRStats #AnthemRC
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MLR Player Moves Summary: November 24 – November 30, 2025