Seattle Seawolves center Dan Kriel has a certainly interesting life story, taking him from South Africa to Seattle over his rugby career. While he is looking to get back in peak form for the 2026 MLR season, his current attention is drawn to a charity with deep personal meaning.

A big piece of the past two Seawolves teams is no longer going to be with this franchise or any other, as Cameron Orr announced his retirement from professional rugby on August 27.

The Seawolves made their three picks in Friday’s 2025 MLR Draft. How do those selections stack up to the Seattle’s needs and what do they indicate about the team’s direction going into 2026?

The 2025 MLR Draft took place Thursday, as each team made their picks with the 2026 season about half a year away. Several teams made interesting additions in the first round, including the Seawolves — what will these players add to their new teams?

With the 2025 MLR Draft coming up quick, it’s worth analyzing some more of the players that the Seattle Seawolves could be looking for. Is Connor Devos, a powerful tighthead out of Lindenwood, someone Seattle could have their eye on?

With the MLR draft coming up, there are over 100 prospects competing for a small number of draft spots. Is Charlie Walsh, a tighthead prop fresh off a championship with the University of California, a good fit for the Seattle Seawolves?

With the 2025 MLR Draft coming up on August 21, could the Seawolves have interest in a CWU prospect heralding from New Zealand?

Major League Rugby is going through a pretty rough offseason, with two teams leaving and two more merging into one. This leaves a lot of questions about a lot of different MLR topics, and not a lot of answers as things stand right now.

With both rostered scrumhalves injured 11 games into the 2025 season, the Seattle Seawolves signed MLR veteran Nick Boyer to the squad just a couple of days before a key road game. Boyer became a key piece in the Seawolves’ unlikely road to the playoffs.

Memorial Stadium is closing its doors for the time being as the venue is renovated over the next two years. Do the Seawolves have sights set on making the historic site their new home in the future?

With the MLR season concluding on June 28 and the New England Free Jacks capturing the shield, it’s time to look at how the Seattle Seawolves did during the 2025 MLR season and look towards next year.

The USA national rugby team’s roster has been announced for summer 2025 play, and there are two Seattle Seawolves present. JP Smith and Ina Futi had strong years in 2025, and they have both been rewarded with roster spots on the USA Eagles for it.

The Seattle Seawolves’ rollercoaster run came to an end on Saturday, as the team lost 23-21 in the Western Conference Semifinal. Seattle nearly made yet another late comeback, but the Warriors held on for their first playoff victory in team history.

It’s officially win or go home for the Seattle Seawolves, on the road against the Utah Warriors in the Western Conference Semifinal. This battle shapes up to be one of the toughest yet for a Seawolves team that roared back into competition over the last few games of the season.

Three Seattle Seawolves and 29 MLR players in total have been announced as part of the 2025 Canadian summer test roster, though this will not affect the MLR season.

The Seattle Seawolves are among the four Western sides that are in the playoffs. Who is going to make it to Pawtucket to face the Eastern champion?

Two Seattle Seawolves have been called up to the Samoan national team for 2025 international play, which will take place after the MLR season has concluded.

Rebounding from an ugly start, the Seawolves came all the way back in the second half to punch a ticket to the postseason. The Mariners now may have to do the same after a challenging beginning to June, while the Storm sit somewhere in between.

The Seattle Seawolves clinched their once unlikely spot in the playoffs in the last game of the season on Sunday with a booming 42-17 victory over the Miami Sharks, setting up a date with Utah in the first round of the postseason.

Rebounding from a rough first half, the Seawolves have climbed out of the Western Conference cellar with a chance to make the playoffs. What must happen to clinch a spot in the season finale?