Saracens put on a dominant display at home to London rivals Harlequins, beating them 47-10 in their Premiership Women's Rugby campaign opener. The Blues' blistering start set the tone for the rest of the game as they capitalized on Quins' mistakes and ran in seven tries.
For Sarries, it was a dream start with Alysha Corrigan scoring her second try just three minutes into the game. Kelsey Clifford also found the back of the net early on to leave Harlequins reeling. The scoreboard continued to pile up for Saracens as Jemma-Jo Linkins and Katie Shillaker touched down, making it 33-10 at halftime.
While Ellie Kildunne scored two tries for Quins, including one in the dying moments of the game, it wasn't enough to stem the tide. The loss marked Harlequins' first defeat of the season and exposed some weaknesses that they will need to address if they hope to mount a challenge for the title.
Saracens, on the other hand, showed no signs of fatigue as they continued their strong form from last season with an impressive 47-10 win. The victory marked a welcome return to form for the team after a heavy loss in their opening game against Gloucester Hartpury last week.
In other fixtures, Bristol Bears opened their campaign with a resounding 74-0 thrashing of Leicester Tigers. The dominant display from Millie David and Reneeq Bonner capped off an impressive performance from Scott Lawson's first-game-in-charge side.
At Loughborough Lightning's Franklin's Gardens, the home team edged out Sale Sharks with a 19-12 win. Tahlia Brody gave Lightning an early lead on her debut before Haineala Lutui touched down twice in the second half to seal the victory for the hosts.
For Sarries, it was a dream start with Alysha Corrigan scoring her second try just three minutes into the game. Kelsey Clifford also found the back of the net early on to leave Harlequins reeling. The scoreboard continued to pile up for Saracens as Jemma-Jo Linkins and Katie Shillaker touched down, making it 33-10 at halftime.
While Ellie Kildunne scored two tries for Quins, including one in the dying moments of the game, it wasn't enough to stem the tide. The loss marked Harlequins' first defeat of the season and exposed some weaknesses that they will need to address if they hope to mount a challenge for the title.
Saracens, on the other hand, showed no signs of fatigue as they continued their strong form from last season with an impressive 47-10 win. The victory marked a welcome return to form for the team after a heavy loss in their opening game against Gloucester Hartpury last week.
In other fixtures, Bristol Bears opened their campaign with a resounding 74-0 thrashing of Leicester Tigers. The dominant display from Millie David and Reneeq Bonner capped off an impressive performance from Scott Lawson's first-game-in-charge side.
At Loughborough Lightning's Franklin's Gardens, the home team edged out Sale Sharks with a 19-12 win. Tahlia Brody gave Lightning an early lead on her debut before Haineala Lutui touched down twice in the second half to seal the victory for the hosts.