The one-time rivalry was in the largest stage in Vembleia, but after the worms of the Women’s Challenge Chap four years in a row, St Helens fell on a hard 42-6 defeat of Wigan.
It was a clinical play of warriors to send a job, trying to get around Williams, Mary Coleman, Isabel Rove, Isabel Rove, Eva Hunter, Grace Bank, Anna Davies and Emily Verivers ended the dominance.
Pobjeda Linches Triumph Vigan’s Maiden Challenge Cup, which means that the saints have to give up the trophy after 1,463 days with him in the understanding.
The question is a competition, with a vigan team that he was beaten in a woman’s superleak so far this season, how could the Saints stop their rivals?
While the Saints co-head coach Derek Hardman suffered that his own side will remain growing to their rivals, and hit “disrespect” the corner before the game as the owners.
“What we have achieved is massive and we don’t haunt anyone,” Hardman said, who ran into the incompetence of his side to build on their solitude early in the second half.
“If they (Wigan) continue to achieve what we have achieved, accolades will deserve, but I think they are some of the questions about how we will stop Vigan disrespect.
“Let’s see what the rest of the year brings, but we’re safe to fight.”
Vigan, however, was the Jubilant day, with his main coach Denis Betts praising his parties two years of hard work that led them to this point.
“I’m very proud,” Betts said.
“When we started last year, everyone could see that there were some talented players in the group and they just needed to show in the right direction. To see them shopping today.”
What’s next?
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