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Elizabeth Cartwright

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PWR Final | Trailfinders Women player ratings vs Saracens

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By Elizabeth Cartwright
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Published: 8 minutes ago | 28 June 2026 13:10 EDT Updated: 6 minutes ago | 28 June 2026 13:12 EDT womens premiership-womens-rugby LONDON, ENGLAND - JUNE 28: Meg Jones of Ealing Trailfinders runs with the ball during the Premiership Women's Rugby Final match between Saracens Women and Ealing Trailfinders at Twickenham Stoop on June 28, 2026 in London, England.
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Asia Hogan-Rochester: The late starter making up for lost time

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By Elizabeth Cartwright, New Zealand Women, Canada Women
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At 26, Asia Hogan-Rochester has already made an impressive start to their international career, despite having only collected 10 international caps to date. Their path to rugby came later than most. They only took up the sport at 17 after it was suggested as a way to channel their energy.
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Trailfinders' White on why PWR play-off spot is becoming more of a reality

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By Elizabeth Cartwright
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Currently only one point separates Trailfinders Women from a top four position in the PWR table after retrieving a result at the weekend you would expect of a team speckled with international stars. Their incredible potential sparkled to life last Friday evening as the West London team took arguably their biggest scalp of the season, beating Harlequins 21-17 at The Stoop, moving them to fifth in the PWR standings, the highest they have been all season.
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