IWD 2020 | It's cool to be strong
As part of International Women's Day 2020 we spoke to Saracens Women players to get their thoughts on the theme of "Each for Equal".
Eloise Hayward and Sonia Green told us what they thought a gender equal sporting world would look like, the importance of male allies and how perceptions have changed around women's rugby.
Meanwhile, Rosie Galligan and Chantelle Miell told us what they thought about negative reactions to women's rugby, why there needs to be more women involved in the sport in all areas and why they enjoy challenging stereotypes.
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Club Statement Saracens can confirm that Totoa Auvaa, a member of the Senior Men’s Academy, has left the club with immediate effect. Following an incident this weekend, the club has determined that his conduct falls short of the standards expected of everyone who represents Saracens, both on and off the pitch. We take our responsibilities […]
Club Statement
Club Statement Saracens is aware of an incident involving a member of the Men’s Senior Academy in St Albans on the evening of Saturday 10 October. The player involved has been stood down from all club duties with immediate effect while the club carries out a thorough internal investigation to establish the facts. Saracens expects […]
MATCH REPORT | Saracens Men 30 - 7 Bristol Bears (PREM R3)
Caluori marks return as Saracens see off Bristol in NW4 The Original Club of North London ran in four tries, with a resolute defensive display limiting the visitors to a single digit score. Saracens started on the front foot, piling on early pressure, and it took just five minutes for the returning Noah Caluori to […]
