Tigers (sports teams)

The Tigers may refer to one of several sports teams:

Contents 1 Australia 2 Bangladesh 3 Canada 4 England 5 Japan 6 Norway 7 United States 8 See also

Australia

• Balmain Tigers (1909–2000), a Sydney-based former rugby league team which became the Wests Tigers in 2000 still a NSW cup team
• Claremont Tigers, a Perth-based Australian Rules football team
• Eastern Suburbs Tigers, a Brisbane rugby league team
• Glenelg Tigers, an Australian Rules football team
• Hobart Tigers, a Tasmanian Australian Rules football team
• Richmond Football Club, a Melbourne-based Australian Rules football team
• Wests Tigers (2000-), a Sydney-based rugby league team formed from the Balmain Tigers

Bangladesh

• Bangladesh national cricket team

Canada

• Medicine Hat Tigers, a junior ice hockey team in the Western Hockey League
• Hamilton Tigers (1873-1950), a Canadian football team now called the Hamilton Tiger-Cats
• Calgary Tigers (1920-27, 1932-36), a Western Canada Hockey League team
• Dalhousie Tigers, the varsity sports teams of Dalhousie University

England

• Hull City A.F.C., an association football club
• Castleford Tigers, a rugby league club
• Leicester Tigers, a rugby union club

Japan

• The Hanshin Tigers, a Koshien-based baseball team owned by Hanshin Electric Railway Co.

Norway

• Frisk Tigers, an ice hockey club

United States

• The Detroit Tigers, a Major League baseball team
• The Princeton Tigers, team name and mascot of the Princeton University Athletics Department
• The LSU Tigers, team name of the Louisiana State University Athletics
• The Auburn Tigers, team name of the Auburn University Athletics
• The Missouri Tigers, team name of the University of Missouri Athletics
• The Clemson Tigers, team name of the Clemson University Athletics

See also

• The Tigers (disambiguation)
• Tiger (disambiguation)
• List of Tiger mascots

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