Luke Campbell

Jack Carroll

Cory Daniel

Maryland native Cory Daniel played in Major League Rugby between 2020-2025. He has represented his local MLR side, Old Glory DC for his entire MLR career, signing with them ahead of their inaugural season in 2020 but he did not appear at MLR level before the season was cancelled after 5 games due to the global COVID-19 pandemic.

Daniel earned his MLR debut in 2021, and finished the season with 8 caps (5 starts) and 3 tries. His impressive debut season and stand-out defensive work resulted in his selection to a 9-week development academy for the USA Men’s High-Performance Pathways program after which he was selected for the USA Eagles’ American Pacific Challenge in Uruguay. Daniel is a regular in the USA Eagles squad, featuring in both the 2024 PNC and 2025 July Tests

Daniel’s 2022 season was even more impressive than his debut season. He appeared in 15 of DC’s 16 games, starting 13 and scoring an additional 4 tries. On defence, he finished as the highest tackler in MLR during the regular season, with 255 completed tackles. A high school and university level wrestler, Daniel’s reputation as a fearsome tackler was warranted. He only appeared in 4 games (all starts) during 2023 before being sidelined with injury, but still contributed another try and 61 tackles in those 4 games, as DC made the post-season for the first time in club history, making it to the Eastern Conference Final before being defeated 25-7 by the eventual Champions, the New England Free Jacks.

On September 26th, 2023, Old Glory DC announced the re-signing of Cory Daniel for the 2024 MLR season, where he would earn a personal best 15 starts in 15 games, adding 4 tries to his total and finishing as the league’s highest tackler for the 2nd time in his MLR career, with an enormous 276 (a new PB), over 50 ahead of 2nd place (Utah’s Frank Lochore on 221). Old Glory DC qualified for the post-season for the 2nd year in a row, where they ran the eventual champions (again) New England Free Jacks close in the Eastern Conference Semifinals, but fell 33-29 on the road. Daniel was named to the All-MLR First XV team for his outstanding season. On December 24th, 2024, Old Glory DC confirmed the return of Cory Daniel for the 2025 season where he continued his excellent form, putting together two great seasons in a row for the first time in his career. Daniel scored 3 tries and started all 15 of his appearances in 2025, helping Old Glory DC to qualify for the postseason for the 3rd season in a row, where they fell to the Chicago Hounds in the Eastern Conference Semifinal. Daniel continued his incredible tackling that season, recording his 3rd 225+ tackle season and finishing with 237 in total. This put him 2nd league-wide behind Utah’s Frank Lochore on an incredible 301, setting a new MLR record previous held by Daniel (276 in 2024).

Mid way through the 2025 season, on April 22nd, 2025, Old Glory DC announced that Cory Daniel had signed a contract extension with the team and would continue for Old Glory DC for 2026 ‘and beyond’. While it unclear what ‘and beyond’ entails, NARDB takes this to mean that it is a multi-year contract through at least 2027. This was confirmed on 21st October 2025, when Old Glory DC announced the return of Cory Daniel for their 2026 campaign.

Achievements

MLR Player of the Week: 2026 – Rd 3
MLR Team of the Week: 2026 – Rd 3
2nd in MLR Tackling: 2025 (237 Tackles)
MLR Team of the Week: 2025 – Rd 14
MLR Team of the Week: 2025 – Rd 4
2024 All-MLR First XV Selection: Old Glory DC
1st in MLR Tackling: 2024 (276 Tackles)
MLR Team of the Week: 2024 – Rd 17
MLR Team of the Week: 2024 – Rd 16
MLR Team of the Week: 2024 – Rd 15
MLR Team of the Week: 2024 – Rd 11
MLR Team of the Week: 2024 – Rd 6
MLR Team of the Week: 2024 – Rd 4
MLR Team of the Week: 2024 – Rd 3
1st in MLR Tackling: 2022 (255 Tackles)
MLR Team of the Week: 2022 – Round 18
MLR Team of the Week: 2022 – Round 10

Danny Thomas

Casey Renaud

Vermont native Casey Renaud played in Major League Rugby during the 2021 season. He represented Old Glory DC for his entire MLR career.

A South Burlington native, 6’8 lock Casey Renaud attended Kutztown University, where he earned Collegiate All-American honours in 2019. Thanks to his performances at Kutztown, Renaud was selected 11th overall by Old Glory DC in MLR’s inaugural Collegiate Draft in 2020. The Flags signed Renaud for the 2021 campaign, and he earned his pro debut off the bench against the NOLA Gold in March 2021.

In total, Renaud earned 9 appearances for Old Glory DC in 2021 but despite showing promise during an impressive rookie campaign, Renaud did not return to the team for 2022. Instead, he seems to have stepped away from rugby completely in order to pursue other opportunities.

Achievements

MLR Draftee: 2020 – 1st Round (11th Overall) – Old Glory DC

James King

Sam Cusano

Stan South

Englishman Stan South played in Major League Rugby between 2021-2023. He represented Old Glory DC for his entire MLR career.

The former England u20 lock had previously represented Harlequins and Exeter in the English Premiership, as well as Brive in France’s Top 14. He earned 24 MLR caps (23 starts) with DC in his 3 seasons playing stateside, scoring 1 try and completing 314 tackles including 200 in the 2022 seasons alone, when he finished T-10th in MLR in this category.

South’s 2023 season was cut short due to injuring in his first game of the season, and on 22nd May, 2023 he announced an end to his playing career due to injury, at only 26. He was a part of the Old Glory DC coaching team during the 2024 season, as Assistant Coach and Lineout specialist

Achievements

T-10th in MLR Tackling: 2022 (200)

Callum Gibbins

Jack Iscaro

Jack Iscaro, a prop local to the DC area, played in Major League Rugby between 2021-2025. He has represented Old Glory DC for his entire MLR career.

Iscaro’s signing was announced by Old Glory DC in December of 2019 ahead of their inaugural MLR season in 2020, although he did not appear in the 2020 season before it was cancelled due to the COVID-19 Pandemic. Through his first 4 seasons with the Flags, Iscaro has earned 45 MLR caps to date (31 starts), scoring 3 tries. He appeared in all 16 games for Old Glory DC during the regular season, helping the club to it’s first ever postseason berth. Iscaro also appeared in both of DC’s Championship Series games as they made it to the Eastern Conference Final, where they fell 25-7 to the eventual Champions, the New England Free Jacks.

On 17th October 2023, Old Glory DC announced the return of Jack Iscaro for the 2024 MLR season, where he followed up his 2023 with another solid season, again helping the flags to a playoff berth, again meeting the Free Jacks and running them really close, but falling 29-33 as New England went on to lift the shield again. Iscaro was named to the 2024 All-MLR Second XV for his performance that season, and on December 24th, 2024, Old Glory DC announced the return of Jack Iscaro for the 2025 season. Iscaro was a standout scrummager in 2025, starting 13 of his 16 appearances for the Flags as they earned their 3rd postseason appearance in a row. Iscaro earned 3 MLR Team of the Week selections, scoring 1 try and completing 155 tackles on defence. For his efforts, he was named in the 2025 All-MLR First XV.

Iscaro is a capped USA Eagle, earning his test debut as Eagle #553 against Hong Kong in 2022. He has become a regular in the USA front row, playing in both the 2024 PNC and 2025 July tests. In early October 2025, Jack Iscaro and Stade Francais announced that the DC Prop would be joining the famous Top 14 side as a Medical Joker during their 2025/26 campaign. Iscaro clearly impressed in Paris, as on 19th December, Stade Francais announced that they had signed Iscaro on a full time contract until 2027.