Andy Christie
Christie made his senior debut against Sale Sharks in November 2018.
Andy Christie’s progression in 2018/19 earned the back row his Premiership debut for Saracens in the final round of the league campaign.
The Scotland age-grade youngster had spent the summer of 2018 in Wellington, New Zealand learning from the likes of All Black legend Rodney So’oialo before returning to north London.
He earned a first senior appearance for the Men in Black in the Premiership Rugby Cup against Sale Sharks and featured heavily in Storm’s successful Shield season.
Christie was selected by England Under-20s against the Junior Springboks in April 2019 before coming off the bench for Saracens at Worcester Warriors a month later.
Heartbreak finish in Wakefield
A heart-breaking final quarter saw Wasps clinch the win in Saracens Mavericks final match in Wakefield.
The Coach’s View: Alex Austerberry
We are no worse off and we are no better off after the draw with Harlequins.
Let’s talk about the Covid-19 vaccine
Saracens is working closely with the NHS to encourage everyone across our community to get the Covid-19 vaccine when they are invited to do so.
Mavericks finish strong against Stars
Saracens Mavericks faced Severn Stars in their first match of a double header weekend. Mavericks went into the match after […]
Match Report: Saracens Men 54 – 13 Bedford Blues
Maro Itoje and Billy Vunipola both scored twice as a re-energised and reinforced Saracens Men got back to Championship action with a dominant bonus-point victory against Bedford Blues.
Team News: Saracens Men vs Bedford Blues
Director of Rugby Mark McCall insists the reintegration of the club’s international players has been incredibly positive as several prepare [...]
Saracens Store to reopen on Monday 12th April!
We are pleased to announce the Saracens Store at Stone X Stadium will reopen from Monday 12th April
Shaw: Farrell brings out the best in you
In his own words, Head Coach Joe Shaw explains what it is he has seen in Owen Farrell over his time at the club that has made the fly-half an exceptional leader and that will undoubtedly mean he will be a fantastic Club Captain.
Owen Farrell named Club Captain of Saracens
Saracens is thrilled to announce that fly-half Owen Farrell has been named Club Captain on a permanent basis.
Saracens welcome back Nick Tompkins
Saracens is delighted to welcome Nick Tompkins back to the club following the conclusion of the centre’s loan spell at [...]
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