Goal Shooter Ine-Mari Venter knows that her side are going to be in for a tough challenge against Strathclyde Sirens tomorrow afternoon. After grinding out a victory over Team Bath last weekend, Mavericks have kept themselves within touching distance as part of the chasing pack for the play-offs and Venter believes her side will need to be on their A-game tomorrow at HSV. “We know what we can do as a side after those games against Loughborough and Pulse, so the important thing now for us is winning as many games as possible. Sirens is a match we need to win. We know it’s going to be a tough as ..read more

With the greatest show on earth about to begin in France, why not come and see some of the treasures of Olympiads past? The StoneX Stadium tour will allow you to see a complete set of Olympic Torches, the 1908 Olympic starter’s hat and megaphone, hear the amazing story of Jesse Owens in the 1936 games and Steve Redgrave’s oar, get the chance to walk in Usain Bolt’s shoes on the warm-up track from the 2012 Olympic Stadium among other items and historical stories. The tour also includes memorabilia from all other sports, including World Cup Winners shirts from 1966, 2003 and 2019. You will also ..read more

Saracens is pleased to announce that Toby Knight has committed his future to the club by signing a new two-year contract. The 22-year-old, who is yet another homegrown academy graduate has already made a mightily impressive start to his Saracens career and will be looking to continue his development at StoneX Stadium. Knight, who can play all across the back-row adds plenty of power to the base of the scrum for the Men in Black, standing at 6ft 3” and weighing 110kg. After coming through the academy he has already made 36 appearances across Premiership and European competitions, and last seaso ..read more

Saracens can confirm that after an internal investigation, Billy Vunipola will face no further action from the club. We condemn the behaviour and have warned Billy about his future conduct. We now look forward to the remainder of the Gallagher Premiership season, and consider this case closed. Source ..read more

IT WAS A NIGHT OF SUCCESS FOR SARACENS PLAYERS AND STAFF AT THE RUGBY BLACK LIST AWARDS ON TUESDAY EVENING. Men's Head Coach Joe Shaw was named as the Performance Coach of the Year, whilst Women's back-row Sharifa Kasolo was named as Women's Rising Star. Back-row Andy Christie was also nominated for Men's Performance Player of the Year and was present at Twickenham Stadium for the event. Accepting her award, Kasolo expressed her appreciation for being named as Women's Rising Star. "I really appreciate this award. I feel like it really motivates me to keep on pushing on doing what I'm doing and ..read more

Saracens Women can confirm that Rosie Galliagn suffered a break and dislocation of her thumb prior to the Guinness Six Nations match against Ireland. She has since had successful surgery, but will be ruled out of action for several months. Source ..read more

Maro Itoje, Saracens, appeared before an independent disciplinary panel on Tuesday 30 April, chaired by Philip Evans KC sitting with Becky Essex and Martyn Wood. Itoje was cited for dangerous tackling, contrary to World Rugby Law 9.13, during a game against Bath Rugby on 26 April 2024.  The incident occurred in the 29th minute of the first half.  The citing was dismissed by the panel and Itoje is free to play with immediate effect. Panel chair, Philip Evans KC, said: "The panel heard and considered evidence from Maro Itoje and the Bath player and were able to examine the footage of t ..read more

It was another superb weekend of international action for our Saracens Women's stars. The Red Roses secured a sixth straight Six Nations title, with a pulsating 42-21 victory over France in Bordeaux. Marlie Packer led from the front, with Jess Breach impressing again on the wing. Kelsey Clifford and Sydney Gregson both featured off the bench, as England secured yet another crown. In Cardiff, Georgia Evans was denied a try, but her side made sure it wouldn't cost them, as they edged to a 22-20 victory over Italy in front of over 10,000 people at the Principality Stadium. Donna Rose again made a ..read more

Saracens Men v Sale Sharks, the final regular Gallagher Premiership league home game of the season, is now SOLD OUT in what is our fasting ever selling fixture at StoneX Stadium. Fans who are interested in attending this fixture should complete the form here to ensure they are the first to know if any tickets do become available. A small number of hospitality tickets are still available. Please click here to enquire about hospitality packages. In what could be the most important game of the season with the race to the play-offs still incredibly tight, we can't wait to host a capacity ..read more

Maro Itoje, Saracens, will appear before an independent disciplinary panel on Tuesday 30 April, chaired by Philip Evans KC sitting with Becky Essex and Martyn Wood. Itoje was cited for dangerous tackling, contrary to World Rugby Law 9.13, during a game against Bath Rugby on 26 April 2024. The incident occurred in the 29th minute of the first half. Source ..read more