New England Free Jacks Tickets

New England Free Jacks Rugby Tickets

Get ready to see top-tier rugby live with New England Free Jacks tickets. The New England Free Jacks are a professional rugby union based out of Greater Boston that competes in Major League Rugby. The Free Jacks are led by coach Scott Mathie and team captain Josh Larsen.

The New England Free Jacks were founded in 2018 as a Boston expansion team, playing their first game later that year against the Ontario Arrows. The team is owned by former NFL players Patrick Chung and Nate Ebner. In 2020 the Free Jacks finished ninth in the standings, moving up the following year to finish sixth overall. They play their home games out of Veterans Memorial Stadium in Quincy, Massachusetts.

The New England Free Jacks also regularly compete in preseason matches against the New England Independents, an All-Star team made up of premier players from eight different rugby clubs across the East Coast. They also maintain a youth academy level team, the Junior Jacks. In 2021 the Free Jacks created their mascot Woodgy, a small blue monster who dons rugby gear. Whether you’re from the Greater Boston area, have followed the team since its inception or just want to see some of rugby’s newest arrivals in action, New England Free Jacks tickets are sure to excite.

How much are New England Free Jacks tickets?

The price of tickets will vary depending on the opponent, venue and level of competition. For example, international competition like the Six Nations Tournament will be more expensive than a MLR match.

When is the next New England Free Jacks match?

There are no New England Free Jacks matches currently scheduled. We will update the listings above as soon as the next schedule is released.

Where is the next New England Free Jacks match?

While we wait for the next match to be announced, you can review other upcoming rugby matches and tournaments near you.

Where is the best place to sit for a New England Free Jacks match?

It depends on your personal preference. Seats higher in the stands may provide a better view of the entire pitch whereas pitchside seats will get you closer to the action.