Gloucester-Hartpury Clinch Third Straight PWR Title in Sean Lynn's Farewell

The team secured a 34-19 victory over Saracens, cementing their dynasty as head coach Sean Lynn departs to lead Wales in the Women’s Six Nations.

Gloucester-Hartpury became the first team in Premiership Women’s Rugby (PWR) history to win three consecutive titles, defeating Saracens 34-19 in the final.
The victory marked the end of Sean Lynn’s tenure as head coach, as he transitions to lead the Wales women's rugby team ahead of the Women’s Six Nations.
Key players like Zoe Aldcroft, Emma Sing, and Maud Muir delivered standout performances, with Sing earning recognition as the PWR player of the season.
The team’s success was attributed to a strong sense of culture and unity, fostered by Lynn, with pivotal moments such as a Christmas dinner helping to rebuild morale mid-season.
The final, held earlier than usual due to the upcoming Women’s Rugby World Cup, showcased Gloucester-Hartpury’s resilience and tactical adaptability despite early challenges from Saracens.