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Distance Based Practice

Following the latest Government and governing body guidance, the Mustangs' GM and Head Coach have agreed a return to regular practice, under an amended formula.

Non-contact, Distanced practice will commence Sunday 21st June at 10am. (Staggered arrival from 9:30am)

The sessions will be positional groups of six players maximum and last for two hours.

We welcome new and returning players to the sessions.

Wheatley Hills RUFC, Doncaster, DN5 8PT

All decisions taken will be constantly under review and follow any further guidance.

Mark Blyth

Inducted to Hall Of Fame in 2015

The original Mustang and for a lot of people in the British game, 'Mr Football'. Mark has 30 years experience as a player, Coach, and Manager with British football teams and it's fitting that as a Doncaster native he was an original Doncaster Jaguar in the 80's. After a Championship title with the Barnsley Bears in 1990, and a season over the Pennines with the Merseyside Nighthawks, Mark decided to football another chance in his hometown and founded the Mustangs in 2002.

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Sam Foulds

Sam, has been a solid member of the Mustangs Roster over the last number of years, starting his Football career as Uni Ball QB for Hull Sharks. Sam is a true team player, as despite been out injured this last season, he ensured he supported both the active QBs and Mustangs Sideline during game day..

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