Packer, Harrison and Olivia Apps had a great final to get Saracens over the line but Alysha Corrigan was a player doing a lot of work under the radar. She made some huge tackles, scored a try and made a break to set up Sydney Gregson\u2019s score, which put the nail in Trailfinders\u2019 coffin in just the 33rd minute.<\/p>\n
Zoe Harrison and Jess Breach after winning the PWR final at Twickenham Stoop. Photograph: Alex Burstow\/Getty Images<\/p>\n
The Saracens party was clear from the off with chants of \u201cSarries\u201d heard several streets over from the Stoop and remnants of a smoky smell lingered from the supporters\u2019 black\u2011and\u2011red confetti cannons. Shades of green also littered the stands for those supporting Trailfinders but fans from across the league also wore their club colours for the league\u2019s showpiece.<\/p>\n
The 8,099 fans in west London were another statement of the growth of the game. The final was hosted at the Stoop for the first time in 10 years with a much more fitting crowd than a decade ago, when around 500 people were watching.<\/p>\n
Trailfinders said they had no fear heading into the final and that was on display early with Jones showing her sparkle, creating an incredible break to give them a jolt of momentum. Time and time again they pushed for the opening try but were thwarted by a hugely physical defence. That impenetrable wall was rewarded at the other end as the Sarries lock Julia Omokhuale powered over to break the deadlock. Packer\u2019s two tries came next with Gregson adding another to take the lead to 26-0 at half-time.<\/p>\n
An excellent finish from Jess Breach started the second 40 with Corrigan also dotting down. Trailfinders had consolation scores through Maya Montiel and Alana Borland but tries from Harrison and Breach sealed a dominant afternoon for the north London club. Harrison remarked post-match that the winning mentality is baked into players as soon as they arrive: \u201cIf you come to Sarries, you are here to win. Not here to play rugby, you are here to win.\u201d<\/p>\n
Gloucester\u2019s grip on the trophy is over but their stranglehold was added motivation for Saracens to reclaim the title, according to the head coach, Alex Austerberry.<\/p>\n
\u201cGloucester were superb champions, [winning it] three years in a row is a great credit and that has risen the bar,\u201d he said. \u201cI think this year we have taken it a bit further as well. Standing up to the challenges and gauntlet that had been laid down is [incredible], I am so proud of the girls. But now we have a target on our back and we have to make sure we keep pushing forward because that is what champions do.\u201d<\/p>\n
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