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       PWR Cup Final - Sarries W v Quins W, 11 October 2pm @ StoneX
   DIR By: poorfour
       Date: October 6, 2025, 10:20 am
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       If anyone is interested in visiting the Temple of Doom next
       Saturday, ahead of the forces of darkness coming to the Stoop on
       Sunday, tickets are available here:
  HTML https://www.thepwr.com/fixtures-results?compId=2063&seasonId=202501&round=7
       Be warned, though: it clicks through to the Saracens eticketing
       site, where you will have to not only register as a Saracens
       customer to buy tickets but download their ticketing app to
       receive them.
       Which begs the question of why Quins don’t deliver tickets
       through an app rather than email, given that it’s just a version
       of the standard Ticketmaster app that the RFU also uses.
       Anyway… given respective results, Quins Women will need to bring
       their A game to win. Saracens have rather cruised through the
       pool stages and semi, although I’d argue that Bristol are
       tougher opposition than Exeter (especially Exeter without their
       Canadian contingent)
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       Re: PWR Cup Final - Sarries W v Quins W, 11 October 2pm @ StoneX
   DIR By: poorfour
       Date: October 6, 2025, 10:30 am
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       Regardless of the result on Saturday, I think the PWR Cup
       results suggest that Quins Women have the potential for a strong
       season in 25/26.
       While other teams can boast more Red Roses and a bigger
       contingent from teams that went further in the tournament,
       Quins’ non-English internationals put in impressive individual
       performances at RWC 25, particularly Aoife Wafer and Claudia
       Pena.
       Meanwhile, the Cup squad has shown a lot of promise. Hannah Sims
       returned from injury to score two late tries and clinch the
       semi-final win, among strong performances across the front row.
       Cromack, Tuima and Parry combined well (and Quins will have some
       interesting choices about how to combine Parry, Pena and
       Kildunne when they are all available). Nicole Wythe is also back
       from injury and her carrying is the foundation of a lot of Quins
       attacks (even if she is currently getting isolated a little too
       often).
       At full strength, I think Quins will have a lot to offer,
       particularly with two of last season’s top 4 (Bears and
       Gloucester-Hartpury) having to adjust to new head coaches.
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       Re: PWR Cup Final - Sarries W v Quins W, 11 October 2pm @ StoneX
   DIR By: Archquin
       Date: October 6, 2025, 10:59 am
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       Let's support the women  - more joy than watching the men at the
       moment
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       Re: PWR Cup Final - Sarries W v Quins W, 11 October 2pm @ StoneX
   DIR By: poorfour
       Date: October 10, 2025, 5:21 am
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       Team's up:
       Harlequins Women have made one change to the starting line-up
       ahead of Saturday's PWR Cup final against Saracens (KO 14:00,
       live on the PWR YouTube channel).
       After a pulsating semi-final victory over Bristol Bears last
       weekend, Ross Chisholm's side will be looking to bring the
       trophy back to West London, as they gear up for their first
       final since 2022.
       After her impressive two-try performance off the bench in
       Sunday's semi-final, Hannah Sims comes in for her first start of
       the season at loosehead prop. She is joined in the front-row by
       Connie Powell and Lizzie Hanlon.
       Former Saracen Fi McIntosh partners Natasha Logan in the
       second-row, with an unchanged back-row of Maddy Page, Sara
       Svoboda and Nicole Wythe completing the pack.
       Emma Swords and Ella Cromack will look to control things from
       halfback, whilst captain Lagi Tuima will again link up with the
       impressive Sarah Parry in the centres.
       The back three also remains unchanged, with Beth Wilcock, Katie
       Shillaker and Lauren Torley providing further speed and guile to
       the side.
       Amongst the Impact Players, Maja Meuller, Jessie Spurrier and
       Ruby Winstanley provide the front-row cover, as Tyla Shirley and
       the returning Lauren Brooks complete the forwards cover.
       Lucy Burgess is joined by Heather Cowell and Amy Layzell as part
       of a speedy trio of backs who will be looking to make an
       impression off the bench.
       Head Coach, Ross Chisholm said: "We are hugely excited by the
       prospect of playing in a final on Saturday. This group has been
       exceptional throughout the cup campaign and has earned the right
       to play in the final. The Bristol match taught us a lot about
       our mental strength as a group and I truly believe that we are
       in the best place we can possibly be, ahead of Saturday's game."
       SARACENS WOMEN VS HARLEQUINS WOMEN / Saturday 11 October (14:00)
       / StoneX Stadium / Live on the PWR YouTube channel
       STARTING XV:
       15. Lauren Torley (24)
       14. Katie Shillaker (21)
       13. Sarah Parry (22)
       12. Lagi Tuima (C) (97)
       11. Beth Wilcock (54)
       10. Ella Cromack (34)
       9. Emma Swords (48)
       1. Hannah Sims (22)
       2. Connie Powell (31)
       3. Lizzie Hanlon (32)
       4. Fi McIntosh (4)
       5. Natasha Logan (4)
       6. Maddy Page (7)
       7. Sara Svoboda (6)
       8. Nicole Wythe (30)
       IMPACT PLAYERS:
       16. Maja Meuller (16)
       17. Jessie Spurrier (27)
       18. Ruby Winstanley (4)
       19. Tyla Shirley (16)
       20. Lauren Brooks (53)
       21. Lucy Burgess (4)
       22. Heather Cowell (72)
       23. Amy Layzell (17)
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       Re: PWR Cup Final - Sarries W v Quins W, 11 October 2pm @ StoneX
   DIR By: FBQuin
       Date: October 10, 2025, 1:53 pm
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       Poorfour said:   "Be warned, though: it clicks through to the
       Saracens eticketing site, where you will have to not only
       register as a Saracens customer to buy tickets but download
       their ticketing app to receive them.
       Which begs the question of why Quins don’t deliver tickets
       through an app rather than email, given that it’s just a version
       of the standard Ticketmaster app that the RFU also uses."
       I bought tickets on Wednesday for the game. As you said you have
       to go through the Saracens Supporters and then download the app.
       Not being very technical, I had a bit of a struggle and have
       manaqged to transfer one ticket across to my son's mobile(was
       quite chuffed with myself).
       My only concern is that people I know will see that I have an
       alien ticket app on my phone!!! That is a bit of a worry for me.
       Don't want to delete it as we will probably go to to the PWR
       league game there in November
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       Re: PWR Cup Final - Sarries W v Quins W, 11 October 2pm @ StoneX
   DIR By: poorfour
       Date: October 11, 2025, 8:55 am
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       19-12 to Sarries at half time. Sarries are making good yards
       through the middle, Quins generally having the better of the set
       piece and when they can get the ball to Torley and Shillaker.
       They're not helped by a ref whose interpretation of the
       breakdown allows Sarries to repeatedly go off feet but penalises
       players who weren't part of the tackle for not releasing and for
       offside when the rick has gone past the ball leaving it clearly
       exposed.
       Still, it's a close enough game to feel winnable of Quins can
       get on the officials' wavelength
       #Post#: 143302--------------------------------------------------
       Re: PWR Cup Final - Sarries W v Quins W, 11 October 2pm @ StoneX
   DIR By: poorfour
       Date: October 11, 2025, 9:48 am
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       43-33 in the end. Closer than that sounds, but Quins' inability
       to get on the right side of the ref probably made the difference
       #Post#: 143303--------------------------------------------------
       Re: PWR Cup Final - Sarries W v Quins W, 11 October 2pm @ StoneX
   DIR By: DOK
       Date: October 11, 2025, 9:50 am
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       Saracens 43 - Harlequins 33.
       With just a little more control (and no yellow card) we could
       have had that!
       #Post#: 143304--------------------------------------------------
       Re: PWR Cup Final - Sarries W v Quins W, 11 October 2pm @ StoneX
   DIR By: Mayor West
       Date: October 11, 2025, 9:56 am
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       Agreed poorfour, reffing odd to say the least. Off feet all the
       time, binding and binder going off feet. Gave a penalty that led
       to a try when as far as I could see the player was tickling the
       top of the ball. The Cleal sisters are still fond of a cheap
       shot so some things never change. Great effort from Quins
       without any Roses which bodes well for the season. Game could
       have gone either way but you just knew with Saracens at home it
       would go the wrong way.
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