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Saracens Women Under 18s excel at Malvern Festival

15.08.22
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Friday saw the Saracens Women’s Centre of Excellence U18 group play in two games against Sale and Worcester at the RFU Malvern festival.

The games concluded a six week training block for the players, which started with a 40 player training group coming in from three feeder counties (Hertfordshire, Essex, Kent) and the reduced to a training squad for the two games, the Summer COE programme was led by Saracens Women’s Coach Lewis Sones.

“This seasons addition of a summer COE block was a great opportunity for us at Saracens to provide our up and coming talent with a comprehensive rugby experience, Sones said.

“In addition to this, players were not only getting the chance to develop on the field but also get key insights into a high performance environment – including nutrition, fitness and mental skills but more importantly see what it takes to be a Saracen with a focus on enjoyment and connecting together”.

Sones was supported by former Saracens Women coach Jack Baird, current forwards coach Juan Figallo and guest session appearances from current senior players Fiona Mcintosh and Cece Gordon-Hill.

In tough hot conditions the game times were adapted for players safety and played over 3 shorter blocks with rest periods In between, the U18 group showed the Saracens pride in physicality from the off with a controlled and clinical attacking display against their North West opponents. That continued to heat up along with the conditions as the second game against Worcester saw temperatures get to over 35oC with credit to both sets of players to keep a high standard of rugby going.  

“It was pleasing to see the players come together after only a few short weeks of training as a collective, the showcase of physicality was particularly good to see with ball in hand and in defensive displays, the attitude of all the players was spot on throughout the whole day and we’ve had a glimpse of what some of the future Saracens Women can do it was a rewarding day for all. ” added Sones. 

Centre Of Excellence Training Group

Hertfordshire Players

  1. Beau Burridge
  2. Joia Bennett
  3. Nyahleh Soyei
  4. Sarah Murphy
  5. Ruby Chesterman-Smith
  6. Ameila Macdougall
  7. Livi Hunt
  8. Millie Hare
  9. Olivia Thomas
  10. Katie Cawthrone
  11. Dasiy D’Onofrio
  12. Daisy Fitzgerald
  13. Sophia Botterman

Essex Players

  1. Ava Borrageiro
  2. Keria Muir
  3. Kaylee McHugh
  4. May Goulding
  5. Lucy Lawford
  6. Lily Brand
  7. Sophie Edwards
  8. Amya Edwards
  9. Jess Crockett (Inj)

Eastern Counties

  1. Emily Eves
  2. Catherine Welman
  3. Izzy Hartley
  4. Thea Sylvester
  5. Lauren Leone
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A YOUNG SARACENS MEN'S SIDE SHOWED THAT THE FUTURE IS BRIGHT, DESPITE FALLING TO DEFEAT IN AN ENTERTAINING FIXTURE AGAINST EALING TRAILFINDERS. You can watch all the action from the match below.   EALING TRAILFINDERS 29-19 SARACENS MEN (PREMIERSHIP RUGBY CUP ROUND 1)  

04.11.24
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MATCH REACTION | Alex Austerberry (PWR Rd 5)

Director of Rugby Alex Austerberry was left disappointed, as his side suffered a first defeat of the season away at Exeter Chiefs. Saracens had taken the lead midway through the first half, before the hosts turned the screw and Austerberry credited the Devonians for how they had performed against his side. “First and foremost, Exeter […]

04.11.24
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MATCH REPORT | Ealing Trailfinders 29-19 Saracens Men

Saracens Men started their Premiership Rugby Cup campaign with a defeat as they were beaten 29-19 by an experienced Ealing Trailfinders side at Trailfinders Sports Club. The Men in Black, who had nine debutants in their matchday squad got some valuable game time and the much-needed experience will stand them in good stead in the […]

02.11.24
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