Phil Mack rugby player
Phil Mack rugby player

Phil Mack

18th Sep 1985 1.70m/83kg Head Coach

The busy scrum-half never shies away from contact and causes defences many problems when he backs himself with ball in hand. This form is mirrored in the Sevens game where Mack is a regular try-scorer for Canada. He was included in the 2013/14 Sevens Series 'Dream Team'.

Mack made his XVs debut in 2009 against Ireland in Vancouver. Continued good form for the national side saw him selected in the Canada squad for the 2015 Rugby World Cup.

In January 2017, he was named in the Canada squad for the 2017 Americas Rugby Championship.

Mack led the Seattle Seawolves to a championship for the inaugural 2018 Major League Rugby season becoming one of the few people in US history to win a championship joining other player-coach legends Bill Russell and Curly Lambeau.

In January 2019, he was nominated for Male Sports Star of the Year at the annual MTR Western 2018 Sports Star of the Year Awards.

He has been included in Canada's 2019 Pacific Nations Cup squad and will look to his 55 test caps.

June 19

Career

image Canada 7's
Scrum Half
2014 - 2018
canada Canada
Scrum Half
2009 - 2020
Seattle Seawolves logo Seattle Seawolves
Scrum Half
2018 - 2023