Huw Stacey

1997–98

Wearing #93, started every game at defensive end in his first season and led the team with 8.5 sacks. He was Game MVP in the first-round playoff win over Southampton and was voted Hurricanes Lineman of the Year as the team won College Bowl XII for its first national title.^{[11][12][8][13][14][15][7]}

1998–99 · 29 November 1998

Now wearing #64, the number later retired, he was named Game MVP in the 21–6 win at Loughborough Aces after playing on both the offensive and defensive lines.^{[16][17][18][5][7]}

1998–99

Team captain as the Hurricanes retained their title. He was offensive MVP of the 27–6 Southern Conference Championship win over Cardiff Cobras and blocked for the power running game that beat Loughborough Aces 7–3 in College Bowl XIII.^[4][19][20]

1998–99

Voted BCAFL League MVP and named to the All-College First Team on both the offensive and defensive lines, and played on the offensive line for the Southern Conference Wildcats.^{[1][2][13][4]}

1999–2000 · 12 December 1999

Blocked a punt and recovered it in the end zone for a defensive touchdown in the 64–3 win over Kent Falcons.^[21][22]

1999–2000

Played on both offence and defence in the 20–6 College Bowl XIV win over Leicester Lemmings, his third title in three seasons. He was again named on both lines: All-College First Team at defensive end and Second Team on the offensive line.^{[9][23][1][2]}

2002–03 · 2002

Inducted into the Hurricanes Hall of Fame as part of the founding class and named at defensive end on the club’s All-Time Team; Head Coach Jim Messenger retired his #64 shirt at the Rookies and Legends evening.^{[6][8][24][5]}