14 Facts About Cam Dolan

Cameron Dolan was born on March 7,1990 and is an American rugby union player who normally plays at the Number 8 position.

Cam Dolan currently plays professionally for the NOLA Gold, since 2018, in the Major League Rugby.

Cam Dolan began playing rugby in high school with the Naples Bears in Florida, although he did spend a very successful term in the 1st XV at St Edward's school in Cheltenham before playing college rugby at Life University in Atlanta, Georgia.

Cam Dolan played with Life University at the Collegiate Rugby Championship, and was named to the CRC All-Tournament team in 2012 and 2013.

At Life University, Cam Dolan was a four-time First Team All-American, and won a National Championship in 2013.

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Cam Dolan was brought in as an injury replacement for James Craig.

Cam Dolan joined fellow US international Samu Manoa at the club.

Cam Dolan made his professional debut for Northampton Saints on January 31,2015 in the Anglo Welsh Cup.

Cam Dolan first appeared on the International scene during 2009, where he was named captain of the United States U20's team for the 2009 IRB Junior World Rugby Trophy.

Cam Dolan made his full International debut at No 8 against Fiji, as a replacement for captain Todd Clever who was unable to play this match due to injury.

In October 2013, Cam Dolan was named captain for the USA Select XV side in the 2013 Americas Rugby Championship.

Cam Dolan led the side to two victories; against Canada A and Uruguay.

Cam Dolan was named Man of the Match in their opening game against the Maori All Blacks, picking up a try at the 71st minute.

Cam Dolan was the starting No 8 for the USA when they achieved their first-ever win over a Tier 1 nation, Scotland in 2018.