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Saracens have confirmed the re-signing England winger Jess Breach ahead of the new JAECOO Premiership Women’s Rugby season.
The 29-year-old made his first move to Saracens for the 2022/23 season and has scored 35 tries for the north London club.
She scored two tries last season PWR final as the club won Trailfinders Women 52-14 at Twickenham Stoop.
Breach made her England debut in 2017 and has scored 58 tries in 61 Test appearances.
She is a multiple Guinness woman Six Nations winner and played every match en route to England Women’s Rugby World Cup 2025 crowns.
Alex Austerberry, Saracens director of rugby, said: “Jess is a proven finisher at the highest level of the game. Her speed and ability to beat players has led to many incredible results on the biggest stages at the most important times.”
“Jess has an innate ability to make something out of nothing, which is rare in any sport. Jess came to the club in 2022 and has made over 50 appearances for the club and has been involved in our biggest games.”
“Jess has a wealth of experience with over 60 caps for England and during her time at Saracens she has contributed to great success on the pitch and her game has continued to develop. Her work and support with the younger players and helping to nurture the development of their game has also proved invaluable.”
Breach has been named in the 2026 World Rugby Women’s 15 Dream Team. This year the 29-year-old has scored five tries for the Red Roses in eight Test appearances.
It was a challenging end to 2026 for the Red Roses, who lost back-to-back matches against Canada in October.
Breach played in both defeats and did not feature in England’s final international of the year against England USA Women’s Eagles.
