Kildunne sets new PWR record as Scurfield, Sing, Kelter and Packer set the agenda in Premiership Women's Rugby Round 11

Harlequins will end 2024 on top of the Premiership Women's Rugby table after our champions Gloucester-Hartpury inflicted Exeter Chiefs' first defeat of the season in Round 11.

It was a real team effort by The Circus, led by full-back Emma Sing who has been in imperious form this season - she beat seven defenders, made 133 metres, and assisted two tries her side won 42-12 at Sandy Park.

Sing's impressive statistics are contained in the comprehensive PWR Ratings from Oval Insights. To see the full report click here.

At Allianz Stadium, Ellie Kildunne set the season record for metres made in a match with 262 metres in Big Game 16.

Saracens stayed fourth after winning one of the games of the season, halting a four-match winning streak by the Bristol Bears. Marlie Packer came to the fore in a physical encounter to top the tackle count.

Loughborough Lightning were in rampant form, Krissy Scurfield running in four tries and making more metres in one match than any other player. Alev Kelter continued the rich vein of form she has enjoyed since joining Lightning.

Also at Big Game 16, Jade Konkel-Roberts and Alex Callender made the joint-most post-contact metres in Round 11: 33 apiece. Claudia Pena scored two tries at the weekend, assisted another, and won three turnovers - more than any other back in Round 11.

That's all from this weekend 👋

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Some of the highlights from the weekend included:

Krissy Scurfield (Loughborough Lightning) scored four tries at the weekend. She also made 244 metres - more than any other player in a match this season - beat nine defenders, and made three clean breaks.

• At the weekend, Emma Sing (Gloucester-Hartpury) beat seven defenders, made 133 metres, and assisted two tries.
• Alev Kelter (Loughborough Lightning) beat a round-high 11 defenders at the weekend, made four clean breaks, and scored a try.
• Six of the top seven tacklers in Round 11 were Saracens. Marlie Packer made a round-high 27 tackles at a success rate of over 93%.