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Gloucester-Hartpury beat Saracens to claim third straight Premiership title
Gloucester-Hartpury 34-19 SaracensSean Lynn lifts trophy in final game as head coachGloucester-Hartpury delivered a fairytale ending for their departing head coach, Sean Lynn, as they defeated Saracens in the London club’s own back yard to win their third Premiership Women’s Rugby trophy in a row. Lynn, who is leaving to become the new Wales women’s head coach, has been at the club since 2019 and has transformed the team from a mid-table side to the first club to win the PWR three times consecutively.Lynn’s departure was on fans’ minds from the outset. Gloucester supporters made a tunnel for the team as they arrived at the ground with the usual songs of “Gloucester” loud and clear. But when they saw Lynn the chants turned to repeated calls of “Lynny”. Lynn described the gesture as “lovely” and that the trophy win was a moment he would “treasure for ever”. Continue reading...
- Gloucester-Hartpury 34-19 Saracens
- Sean Lynn lifts trophy in final game as head coach
Gloucester-Hartpury delivered a fairytale ending for their departing head coach, Sean Lynn, as they defeated Saracens in the London club’s own back yard to win their third Premiership Women’s Rugby trophy in a row. Lynn, who is leaving to become the new Wales women’s head coach, has been at the club since 2019 and has transformed the team from a mid-table side to the first club to win the PWR three times consecutively.
Lynn’s departure was on fans’ minds from the outset. Gloucester supporters made a tunnel for the team as they arrived at the ground with the usual songs of “Gloucester” loud and clear. But when they saw Lynn the chants turned to repeated calls of “Lynny”. Lynn described the gesture as “lovely” and that the trophy win was a moment he would “treasure for ever”. Continue reading...
