Major League Rugby
Jason Damm is a professional rugby player with experience in various roles, including education and wildlife care. Currently playing for Major League Rugby since September 2018, Jason previously served as a high school science teacher at Gilbert High School from January to September 2018 and briefly at Vail Recreational District during the summer of 2018. Prior to teaching, Jason gained valuable experience as a bartender, waiter, and prep cook at Elkmont Tap & Cellar, as well as a zookeeper intern at Greenville Zoo, focusing on animal husbandry. Jason assisted in research on salamanders at Clemson University while earning a Bachelor of Science in Biology from the same institution, and had hands-on experience as a deckhand with Alaska Coastal Marine in 2015.
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Major League Rugby
Major League Rugby is a professional sports league representing the highest rugby competition in North America. The League evolved from seven teams in 2018 to 12 teams in 2023, featuring 11 from the United States and one from Canada. Major League Rugby has experienced significant growth in six years, and the momentum continues as the league and rugby grow throughout North America on the road to the 2031 Rugby World Cup hosted by the United States. MLR matches are televised on Fox Sports, among other national and local market platforms. In addition, select matches are available to stream live in North America on The Rugby Network, and all matches are available on The Rugby Network for international fans. MLR prides itself in fostering intense and high-stakes competition, while bringing together a passionate community built on the values of Respect, Inclusivity, and Tradition. For more information, visit https://www.majorleague.rugby and follow MLR at Facebook.com/USMLR, Twitter and Instagram: @USMLR.