Sydney Gregson
Sydney Gregson joined Saracens Women in 2018 after a short stint playing at the University of Sydney.
The former Bristol player had already been capped for England at XVs by the time she joined Sarries.
Her dynamic ball carrying and aggressive defence saw her gain a starting spot in the 1st XV towards the end of the season.
Gregson scored a try in the 33-17 Tyrrells Premier 15s final win over Harlequins Ladies last season and has gone on to make her World Rugby Seven Series debut for England.
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