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Guys,
 How annoying have those small niggles/injuries that have kept you off the pitch this season been to both you and the club? If we want to continue pushing forward with our rugby then we need to aim to stay as injury-free as possible next season.
A great way to do this is to sign up for the Saracens End of Season M.O.T check.
 For the price of a usual Physio treatment session (£10), you can come in and have all of your core values measured and analysed, along with having all of your weak areas identified to allow for a tailored strengthening programme for completion in the pre-season.
All of your core values will then be re-measured at the end of the summer season in order to measure improvements.
These tests will be running on Tuesday/Wednesday nights and possibly Thursday nights should there be the demand and you all have until the first week of July to get them done before the official pre-season begins. So get on the phone and contact Brad to book your appointment, it will be £10 well spent!!
Brad Neal, Saracens RFC Physio
Apr 25, 2007, 9:28 pm
Saracens 2nd XV completed an outstanding first season in the Merit Table structure with a comprehensive 49-7 win over Hendon 2nd XV in the Merit Cup Final.
The win brought the 2nd XV another title to add to the Merit Table league championship, already secured earlier in the month.
"Outstanding commitment and performance from the 2nds" commented Club President Lee Adamson "Congratulations to all the 2nd XV squad who have brought so much success to the club this season".
Apr 18, 2007, 3:38 pm
Saracens Women were crowned champions of the English Premiership on Sunday for the second year in succession.
The North London side claimed the title in emphatic style winning 14 games from 14 outings this season in the elite league. They scored 584 points and conceded only 61.
Lee Adamson, Saracens President, said: "Saracens are immensely proud of the achievements of our women's section. Being crowned English Women's Premiership champions for the second year in succession is a testimony to the hard work and commitment of all our coaches, players and administrators. "The Saracens women are going from strength to strength; running two senior sides and two junior sides. Our women's development officer is working with local schools and we determined to remain the top women's club in England." Saracens players include England Women's Six Nations Grand Slam champions Claire Allan, Maggie Alphonsi, Karen Andrew, Charlotte Barras, Rachel Burford and Amy Garnett.
Saracens women will parade the trophy next Sunday at the mens ground at Watford. Apr 16, 2007, 11:25 am
Away to Watford RFC last Saturday and with the champagne on ice throughout Easter, Saracens Amateurs played their final match of the season requiring a victory to guarantee the 2nd division title, automatic promotion and back-to-back trophies.
On a warm afternoon more akin with July, the visitors soon made their intentions clear by grounding an eye-catching try in the opening minutes after full-back Jeff Rice dummied and broke clear. 11 further tries followed with 10 of them being successfully converted by Adam Smith, who finished just 1 short of 200 points for the season.
Jeff Rice,Glenn Kirkton and Matt Boyle all notched a brace of trys and a mesmerising display of running rugby resulted in an overwhelming 80-0 win, the second biggest of the campaign for Saracens.
Captain Nick Bird and the coaching and management team were delighted with the performance and now look forward to the more demanding challenge of Herts/Middlesex league division 1.
Terry Edwards, 1st XV Manager Apr 15, 2007, 12:01 pm Match Photos from Saracens v Watford
 
Apr 15, 2007, 11:40 am  1st XV leading scorer Adam Smith narrowly failed to chalk up 200+ points for the season, despite scoring 26 points in the final League match v Watford.
Stranded on 199 points when the final whistle went, he was treated with an appropriate amount of sympathy by his team mates... Apr 15, 2007, 11:33 am
Saracens 2nds won their Merit Table Cup Semi-Final comprehensively on 14th April, defeating Welwyn 4th XV 91-0!
Outstanding performances from Ross Hamilton & Rhys Butler in particular were supported by fine running and handling across the entire squad.
The 2nd XV now head for next week's Merit Cup final in confident mood, with the aim of securing the League & Cup 'double' in the team's first full season!
A full match report follows... Apr 14, 2007, 5:25 pm
An emphatic 80-0 win over Watford RFC saw Saracens win the Herts/Middlesex II title in fine style in front of a large crowd of Saracens supporters.
"The guys have made a little bit of history today" commented a delighted Director of Coaching Colin Veitch "No other Saracens Mens team has won back-to-back league titles since the league structure was introduced almost 30 years ago! We are really proud of the guys and their achievement"
A full match report follows...more pictures in the photo gallery... |
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