
Mitre 10 Cup Winners Headed to Seattle for Clash of Champions
Seattle, Wash. – We are excited to announce that we will be hosting the Tasman Mako of New Zealand in January for an exhibition match at Starfire Stadium as part of their first American tour.
The 2019 Mitre 10 Champions are comprised of predominately players from New Zealand, including a handful of All Blacks and Super Rugby talent. The match
up with the Seawolves will be one of two matches the team from Tasman Bay will play while in the United States. They will face the Houston SaberCats
before heading to the Pacific Northwest to take on the reigning Major League Rugby Champions on January 26. The Mako will provide a dynamic test with
their speed of play for the Seattle Seawolves heading into their third season and another chance to defend their title.
“We believe this a unique opportunity not only for the Tasman Mako region to showcase our rugby talent, but also for the region’s exporters to promote
themselves in these two markets,” said Tony Lewis, CEO of Tasman Rugby Union.
“I am honored to have the Tasman Mako come and provide a great competition for our players and an unique experience for our fans.” says Owner and President
of the Seawolves, Shane Skinner.
The Seawolves will kick off against the Mako on January 26 at 7:00 pm PT at Starfire Stadium. Tickets to #SEAvTAS are included in 2020 season ticket holder packages, which can be purchased at www.seattleseawolves.com. Single game tickets will become available for purchase at a later date.
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