Phil Camm
Phil Camm is the former co-owner and Managing Director of Griffins Rugby. Phil Camm created Griffins Rugby in 2008 along with Bill Bingham, Jeff Walton and Lee McCurrach.[1] Bingham and Camm went on to grow Griffins into one of the country's first semi-pro rugby teams and were part of the initial group of team owners who took bold steps to professionalize the sport.[2] This early group, with members from Austin, Houston, Glendale (CO), Utah, Chicago, Kansas City and New Orleans became the foundation for Major League Rugby.
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Dallas had originally planned to begin play in 2018 [3] but a lack of suitable stadium forced them to wait until 2021, during which time, the team rebranded to become the Dallas Jackals. Camm is General Manager [4] with ownership of the team now largely resting with Donnie Nelson and Neil Leibman (of the Texas Rangers) ownership group.[5]
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(help) - Line, Beyond The Gain (2020-06-11). "Dallas Jackals Announce General Manager". Beyond The Gain Line. Retrieved 2020-11-16.
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