California Legion return to Los Angeles this Sunday for a key late-season clash against the Seattle Seawolves at UCLA Stadium. With only three home matches left, this Community Round presented by Cedars-Sinai brings high-level rugby, local impact, and a full matchday experience to the city. Gates open at 4:00 PM, kickoff at 5:00 PM.
Sports fans across California are invited to experience one of the fastest-growing global sports as California Legion take on the Seattle Seawolves. This Community Round, presented by Cedars-Sinai, highlights local impact and grassroots rugby.
As a recognized leader in healthcare and a supporter of community initiatives across Los Angeles, Cedars-Sinai’s partnership reflects shared values of wellness, teamwork, and community engagement.
With only three home matches remaining on their statewide tour, this Los Angeles stop is a key chance to see professional rugby live at an accessible price point.
In a city known for high ticket prices, California Legion offers a strong alternative. Tickets range from $25 to $170, making it an easy option for families, groups, and new fans.
“Live sports should be for everyone, not just a select few,” said Adam Freier, CEO of California Legion. “We’ve built an experience that delivers elite competition, a great atmosphere, and real value. Whether you’re a lifelong rugby fan or new to the sport, this is one of the best nights out in Los Angeles.”
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Sunday’s event goes beyond the main match and celebrates the broader rugby community. Fans who arrive early will see a high school match featuring local talent. The evening also includes a Community Hero presentation, recognizing individuals making a real impact across Los Angeles.
“Community is at the heart of everything we do,” Freier said. “We’re proud to partner with Cedars-Sinai for this match. Their support of rugby and commitment to Los Angeles make them a strong part of this event.”
Rugby stands out for its pace and energy. Play is continuous, physical, and easy to follow, even for first-time viewers.
“The beauty of rugby is how approachable it is,” Freier said. “You don’t need to know every rule to feel the energy. It brings people together.”
California Legion represent the entire state, not just one city. The 2026 season reflects that goal through a statewide tour.
Los Angeles is one stop, with two more chances to see the team this season:
“This is bigger than one match,” Freier said. “We’re building a team for all of California. If you haven’t seen us yet, now is the time.”
Rugby continues to grow worldwide. The 2023 Rugby World Cup generated 1.33 billion viewing hours, with recent tournaments reaching around 800 million viewers.
That growth is coming to the U.S. The Rugby World Cup will be hosted domestically in 2031 for the men and 2033 for the women.
“We’re close to a major shift for rugby in America,” Freier said. “Major League Rugby is where that growth starts.”
Unlike many American sports, rugby features minimal stoppages and constant action. The result is a fast, physical game that blends strategy and speed. Fans can also meet players after the match, a long-standing tradition in the sport.
Los Angeles has no shortage of sports options. Rugby offers something different. It brings a global game, a strong local connection, and a matchday atmosphere built around community. Community Round, presented by Cedars-Sinai, highlights that connection in a real way.
For tickets, more information, or to become a Club 24 member, visit legion.rugby or follow California Legion on social media.