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Saracens Women help TeamGB secure Tokyo 2020 place

15.07.19
In association with
StoneX StoneX
Hsbc women's rugby sevens kitakyushu day 1

Saracens Women helped England secure a place for TeamGB at the Tokyo 2020 Summer Olympics after winning the Women 7s Olympic Qualifier in Kazan, Russia (13th-14th July).

Claire Allan, Deborah Fleming, Helena Rowland and Emma Uren were part of the England team that needed to win the tournament to secure a place in the Olympics next year.

A second or third place finish would have given England another chance in the Repechage tournament in 2020 while any placing outside that would have ended their Olympic hopes.

England started their tournament with big wins over Germany and Sweden, 59-0 and 50-0 respectively with Fleming, Rowland and Uren all crossing the try line.

They faced hosts Russia in their final group match on Saturday and lost out 26-5.

However, they had done enough to secure a place in the quarter-finals and produced a strong defensive performance to get the better of Ireland 17-7, with Fleming among the try scorers.

Another strong defensive display in the semi-final against France saw England eek out a 14-12 win and booked them a place in the final.

This setup a rematch with Russia, with both teams knowing a place in Tokyo was only 14 minutes away.

England’s defence came to the fore again in a 19-0 win with Emma Uren scoring a fine individual try in the second half.

England women sevens head coach James Bailey said: “They are a special group and it’s been an incredible journey. We’ve had to dig in deep many a time but they’ve got their reward this weekend. They are still a really young group and it’s so exciting to think what the future holds for them.”

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Sam Crean to join Ulster

Saracens can confirm that prop Sam Crean will join Ulster following the conclusion of the 2024/25 campaign. The 24-year-old played as both a loosehead prop and hooker during his time at Saracens, having graduated from the junior academy in 2019. Since joining the senior set-up, Crean made over 30 appearances for the Men in Black, […]

14.05.25
In association with
StoneX StoneX
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Saracens to compete in Sevens Tournament

Saracens are back in 7s action this Saturday as they compete in another 7s tournament at Rosslyn Park. A team of 12 academy players led by coach James Tirrell will play in another 7s tournament two weeks after finishing second in the London City Sevens event. Ahead of the tournament Tirrell said: "This group learnt […]

14.05.25
In association with
StoneX StoneX
Saracens women training session

Sophie Tansley departs Saracens

The club can confirm that second rower Sophie Tansley will leave the club ahead of the 2025/26 season. Sophie Tansley started her rugby journey at Exeter Saracens, before moving to Plymouth Albion and then onto North London. A dynamic second-row, Tansley has also played for Southwest England and has been an important figure in the […]

14.05.25
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StoneX StoneX

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