The Maddogs Hall of Fame honors whole teams. A season is elected by the alumni association and inducted at the annual dinner.
The only Maddog side to go a full season without a loss. A heavy, patient pack and a back line that scored 61 tries between them, finishing with a 24–10 win in the New England final in the snow.
They conceded just 88 points all season, and no team scored more than once against them after October.
Written off after losing the first two games, this team won eleven straight and lifted the conference trophy for the first time in 13 years.
They’re remembered for a goal-line stand against Harrow Point that lasted nine phases, and a final won with a drop goal after the clock went red.
The furthest a Maddog side has gone on the national stage. They beat two ranked teams on the road to reach the final four, and sent three players on to senior club rugby.
Won the regional fifteens title in the fall and the sevens title in the spring, with largely the same squad. Several of this team now coach youth rugby across New England.
The team that put the club on the map. Their run to the national tournament brought in a new generation of recruits and the club’s first alumni fundraising drive.
The founding era’s finest side. Coached by volunteers and playing on a borrowed field, they won the New England title with a forward pack still talked about at every reunion.
