Husky Rugby Announces 2026–2027 Season Sponsors
Husky Rugby is proud to announce its sponsors for the 2026–2027 season and, once again, we are fortunate to have the support of businesses that believe in the program, our student-athletes, and the Husky Rugby community. This year’s sponsorship group includes returning partners who have supported the Dawgs for years, as well as a new sponsor joining the Husky Rugby family for the first time.
Gold Level Sponsor
Beresford Booth
We are proud to welcome Beresford Booth back as a Gold Level Sponsor for the third consecutive year.
For three seasons, Beresford Booth has demonstrated a commitment to Husky Rugby that goes beyond simply putting its name on a sponsorship list. Their continued support helps provide the resources necessary to develop our student-athletes and strengthen the program both on and off the pitch.
We are incredibly grateful for their continued belief in Husky Rugby and for standing with the Dawgs year after year.
Thank you, Beresford Booth, for three years of supporting Husky Rugby!
Silver Level Sponsors
USI Insurance
We are excited to welcome USI Insurance as a new Silver Level Sponsor for the 2026–2027 season.
Every strong program depends on a community of people and organizations willing to invest in its future, and we are grateful that USI has chosen to become part of the Husky Rugby community.
We look forward to building a strong relationship with USI and are proud to have them alongside us for the 2026–2027 season.
Welcome to the Husky Rugby family, USI Insurance!
Phinney Ridge Painting
Phinney Ridge Painting is back for another season as a Silver Level Sponsor, continuing a relationship with Husky Rugby that now stretches back more than five years.
Few things say as much about a partnership as sustained support over time. Phinney Ridge Painting has been a longtime member of the Husky Rugby family, helping the program grow and providing support through multiple generations of players.
We are incredibly appreciative of their continued commitment to the Dawgs and their belief in what Husky Rugby represents.
Thank you, Phinney Ridge Painting, for more than five years of supporting Husky Rugby!
Investing in the Dawgs
Since 1963, Husky Rugby has been built on more than what happens on the rugby pitch. It is a program grounded in competition, friendship, leadership, tradition, and a commitment to the generations of Dawgs who came before—and those who will follow.
Our sponsors are an important part of keeping that tradition moving forward. Their support helps provide opportunities for today's student-athletes while helping Husky Rugby build a stronger and more sustainable program for the future.
Please join us in thanking our 2026–2027 sponsors:
Gold Level
Beresford Booth — 3rd Year
Silver Level
Phinney Ridge Painting — 5+ Years
USI Insurance — First Year
We are grateful to all three organizations for investing in Husky Rugby and helping us continue to build something worthy of the Dawgs who have worn the jersey for more than six decades. If you are interested in learning more about becoming a sponsor of Husky Rugby, please reach out to Nik Palladino.
Thank you for supporting Husky Rugby. Go Dawgs!
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