Exeter Chiefs Mascots
Have you ever dreamed of leading the Exeter Chiefs into battle at Sandy Park?
Well, the only way to do that is to become a member of the Junior Chiefs Supporters Club.
As a fully-fledged member, you will be entered into our draw at the start of each season as we pick out our match-day mascots for all of our fixtures in the Gallagher Premiership, Heineken Cup and Premiership Cup.
Not only will you get to run out in front of the famous Sandy Park crowd ahead of kick-off, but you will get the chance to meet your favourite player pre-game, as well as being kitted out in your own Chiefs kit.
Five-year-old Oliver Marsh from Exeter was our match-day mascot for the Gallagher Premiership clash with Bath, here is alongside his favourite Chiefs player Jack Nowell ahead of kick-off
Pictured alongside Exeter Chiefs forward Dave Ewers is 12-year-old Ana Curtis from Cadleigh, who was our match-day mascot for the Gallagher Premiership clash with Newcastle Falcons
Eight-year-old Dylan Holmyard is pictured alongside favourite player Nic White ahead of our Champions Cup encounter against Castres
Nine-year-old Henry Mason-Walshaw was our mascot for the Gallagher Premiership clash with Bristol Bears, here he is pictured ahead of kick-off with his favourite player Luke Cowan-Dickie
Young Cian Doyle lines-up alongside Exeter Chiefs and England star Don Armand ahead of our Gallagher Premiership encounter against Saracens
Pictured alongside her favourite Exeter Chiefs player Jack Nowell is 10-year-old Bella Garner from Dunchideock, who was our mascot for the Heineken Champions Cup game against Gloucester
Young mascot Jack Lang, aged 8, from Newton Abbot lines up alongside Chiefs star Santiago Cordero ahead of our Gallagher Premiership clash with Gloucester at Sandy Park
Running out alongside Exeter Chiefs skipper Greg Holmes ahead of our Premiership Rugby Cup clash with Bath is match-day mascot seven-year-old Lily May Morgan from Barnstaple
Eight-year-old Isabelle Williams is pictured alongside Gareth Steenson ahead of our opening Heineken Champions Cup encounter with Munster
Lining up alongside Exeter Chiefs, England and British Lions winger Jack Nowell is nine-year-old Louis Trump, who was our mascot for the Gallagher Premiership clash against Worcester Warriors
Pictured leading the Exeter Chiefs out ahead of our Gallagher Premiership clash at home to Sale Sharks is 10-year-old mascot Rose Lovemore from Exeter
Mascot for our opening Gallagher Premiership match of the season against Leicester Tigers was four-year-old Finn Lowden from Bampton