List of Saracens F.C. records and statistics

This article collates key awards, honours, records and statistics relating to Saracens , the professional rugby union club based in North London, England.

Club honours

Saracens F.C.

• Premiership Rugby
  • Champions: (6) 2010–11, ^[1] 2014–15, ^[2] 2015–16, ^[3] 2017–18, ^[4] 2018–19, ^[5] 2022–23 ^[6]
  • Runners–Up: (4) 1997–98, ^[7] 2009–10, ^[8] 2013–14, ^[9] 2021–22 ^[10]
• RFU Championship
  • Champions: (3) 1988–89, 1994–95, 2020–21 ^[11]
• European Rugby Champions Cup
  • Champions: (3) 2015–16, ^[12] 2016–17, ^[13] 2018–19 ^[14]
  • Runners–Up: (1) 2013–14 ^[15]
• RFU Knockout Cup
  • Champions: (1) 1997–98 ^[16]
• Anglo–Welsh Cup
  • Champions: (1) 2014–15 ^[17]
• Premiership Rugby Cup
  • Runners–Up: (1) 2018–19 ^[18]
• Middlesex Senior Cup
  • Champions: (4) 1971–72, 1975–76, 1979–80, 1985–86 ^[19]
  • Runners–Up: (3) 1974–75, 1977–78, 1980–81

Saracens Storm Reserves

• Premiership Rugby Shield
  • Champions: (2) 2014–15, 2018–19 ^[20]
  • Runners-up: (1) 2012–13

Saracens Sevens

• Premiership Rugby Sevens Series
  • Champions: (3) 2010, ^[21] 2018, ^[22] 2019 ^[23]
  • Runners–Up: (1) 2011
• Melrose Sevens
  • Champions: (2) 2012, 2013 ^[24]

Personnel honours and records

Most appearances

The following players have recorded the most appearances for Saracens across all competitions: ^{[25] [26] [27] [28] [29] [30] [31] [32]}

1. Alex Goode (365), 2008–present
2. Kris Chesney (338), 1995–2009
3. John Buckton (319), 1984–1996
4. Jackson Wray (309), 2008–2023
5. Kevin Sorrell (304), 1995–2010
6. Richard Hill (275), 1993–2008
7. Jamie George (274), 2009–present
8. Brad Barritt (262), 2008–2020
9. Neil de Kock (257), 2006–2017
10. Chris Wyles (254), 2008–2018

Hall of Fame

The following players have been inducted into the Saracens Hall of Fame: ^{[33] [34]}

• John Steeds (1938–1950)
• Tony Turner (1946–1949)
• Vic Harding (1951–1964)
• Ken Bartlett (1959–1962, 1967)
• James Wyness (1961–1968)
• George Sherriff (1963–1973)
• John Lockwood (1963–1977)
• Mel Williams (1966–1976)
• Floyd Steadman (1980–1990)
• Lee Adamson (1983–1994, 2000–2007)
• Brian Davies (1990–1996)
• John Buckton (1984–1996)
• Michael Lynagh (1996–1998)
• Philippe Sella (1996–1998)

Most titles

The following players have won the most Premiership and European titles with Saracens:

Player	Premierships won	Title-winning seasons	Champions Cups won	Title-winning seasons	Total titles won
Owen Farrell	6	2011, 2015, 2016, 2018, 2019, 2023	3	2016, 2017, 2019	9
Jamie George
Alex Goode
Jackson Wray
Brad Barritt	5	2011, 2015, 2016, 2018, 2019			8
George Kruis
Richard Wigglesworth
Maro Itoje		2015, 2016, 2018, 2019, 2023
Billy Vunipola
Mako Vunipola
Richard Barrington	4	2015, 2016, 2018, 2019			7
Juan Figallo
Ben Spencer
Marcelo Bosch			2	2016, 2017	6
Schalk Brits		2011, 2015, 2016, 2018
Chris Wyles
Duncan Taylor		2015, 2016, 2018, 2023
Michael Rhodes	3	2016, 2018, 2019	3	2016, 2017, 2019
Kelly Brown		2011, 2015, 2016	2	2016, 2017	5
Petrus du Plessis
Alex Lozowski		2018, 2019, 2023		2017, 2019
Sean Maitland
Nick Tompkins

World Rugby honours

The following Saracens players have achieved recognition at the World Rugby Awards (presented annually since 2001): ^[35]

Key

Player (X)	Name of the player and number of times that they had been nominated for the award at that point (if more than one)

Men's 15s Player of the Year

Year	Nominated	Winner	Ref
2012	Owen Farrell	—	[36]
2016	Owen Farrell (2), Maro Itoje, Billy Vunipola		[37]
2017	Owen Farrell (3), Maro Itoje (2)		[38]
2021	Maro Itoje (3)		[39]

Men's 15s Dream Team of the Year Year Player Position Ref 2021 Maro Itoje No. 4 (Lock) [40]

Breakthrough Player of the Year Year Nominated Winner Ref 2016 Maro Itoje Maro Itoje [41]

Junior Player of the Year Year Nominated Winner Ref 2014 Nathan Earle — [42]

Halls of fame

Several former Saracens players have been inducted into the two incarnations of the World Rugby Hall of Fame: ^[43]

World Rugby Hall of Fame Year Inductee Position 2008 Philippe Sella Centre 2011 Francois Pienaar Flanker John Smit Hooker 2014 Jason Leonard Prop Michael Lynagh Fly-Half 2015 Tim Horan Centre

IRB Hall of Fame Year Inductee Position 1999 Philippe Sella Centre 2001 Michael Lynagh Fly-Half 2003 Tim Horan Centre 2005 Francois Pienaar Flanker 2007 Jason Leonard Prop

Six Nations Championship honours

The following players have been named on either the Six Nations Player of the Championship or Team of the Championship shortlist while at Saracens: ^{[44] [45] [46] [47] [48]}

Six Nations Player of the Championship Year Positions Nominated Winner 2006 Fly-Half Thomas Castaignède — 2013 Fly-Half Owen Farrell 2014 Fly-Half Owen Farrell (2) 2015 Number 8 Billy Vunipola 2016 Centre Duncan Taylor Number 8 Billy Vunipola (2) 2017 Fly-Half Owen Farrell (3) Lock Maro Itoje 2019 Full Back Liam Williams 2020 Lock Maro Itoje (2) 2024 Number 8 Ben Earl

Six Nations Team of the Championship Year No. Player Position Ref 2022 4. Maro Itoje Lock [49] 2024 8. Ben Earl Number 8 [50]

European Rugby honours and records

The following Saracens players have been named as nominees and winners of the EPCR European Player of the Year award (presented annually since 2011): ^{[51] [52] [53] [54]}

Key

Player (X)	Name of the player and number of times that they had been nominated for the award at that point (if more than one)
§	Denotes that the club was also the winner of the European Rugby Champions Cup during the same season
†	Denotes that the club was also the runner-up of the European Rugby Champions Cup during the same season

Season	Nominated	Winner	Ref
2010–11	—	—	[51]
2011–12	Mouritz Botha, Owen Farrell		[51]
2012–13	Owen Farrell (2), Charlie Hodgson		[51]
2013–14 †	Chris Ashton, Schalk Brits, Jacques Burger, Alex Goode		[51]
2014–15	Chris Ashton (2), Billy Vunipola		[55]
2015–16 §	Owen Farrell (3), Maro Itoje, George Kruis, Billy Vunipola (2)	Maro Itoje	[56]
2016–17 §	Owen Farrell (4), Maro Itoje (2)	Owen Farrell	[57]
2017–18	Owen Farrell (5)	—	[58]
2018–19 §	Alex Goode (2), Mako Vunipola	Alex Goode	[59]
2019–20	—	—	[51]
2020–21			[51]
2021–22			[51]
2022–23	Elliot Daly		[60]
2023–24	—		[51]

European Golden Boot Season Position Player Points Games PPG 2007–08 Fly-Half Glen Jackson 123 8 8.75 2015–16 § Fly-Half Owen Farrell 127 9 14.11 2016–17 § Fly-Half Owen Farrell (2) 126 9 14.00 2017–18 Fly-Half Owen Farrell (3) 92 7 13.14 2018–19 § Fly-Half Owen Farrell (4) 89 7 12.71

European Top Try Scorer Season Position Player Tries Games TPG 2007–08 Wing Richard Haughton 5 8 0.63 Wing Kameli Ratuvou 2013–14† Wing Chris Ashton 11 9 1.22

Highest scorers by European season

The following lists denote the top try scorers and top points scorers for Saracens during each European season from 2005–06 onwards: ^{[61] [62]}

Most Tries Season Position Player Tries 2005–06 Prop Kevin Yates 3 2006–07 Centre Tomás de Vedia 4 2007–08 Wing Richard Haughton 5 Wing Kameli Ratuvou 2010–11 Centre Brad Barritt 2 Wing David Strettle 2011–12 Number 8 Ernst Joubert 3 2012–13 Wing Chris Ashton 4 2013–14† Wing Chris Ashton (2) 11 2014–15 Wing Chris Ashton (3) 4 2015–16 § Wing Chris Wyles 5 2016–17 § Wing Chris Ashton (4) 6 2017–18 Full Back Liam Williams 3 2018–19 § Wing Sean Maitland 5 2019–20 Lock Maro Itoje 2 Wing Alex Lewington Wing Rotimi Segun Prop Mako Vunipola 2021–22 Wing Sean Maitland (2) 3 2022–23 Full Back Elliot Daly 4 Flanker Ben Earl 2023–24 Wing Lucio Cinti 2 Hooker Theo Dan Hooker Jamie George Flanker Juan Martín González Centre Olly Hartley Lock Maro Itoje (2)

Most Points Season Position Player Points 2005–06 Fly-Half Glen Jackson 70 2006–07 Fly-Half Glen Jackson (2) 88 2007–08 Fly-Half Glen Jackson (3) 123 2010–11 Fly-Half Owen Farrell 39 2011–12 Fly-Half Owen Farrell (2) 88 2012–13 Fly-Half Owen Farrell (3) 104 2013–14† Fly-Half Owen Farrell (4) 64 2014–15 Fly-Half Owen Farrell (5) 40 2015–16 § Fly-Half Owen Farrell (6) 127 2016–17 § Fly-Half Owen Farrell (7) 126 2017–18 Fly-Half Owen Farrell (8) 92 2018–19 § Fly-Half Owen Farrell (9) 89 2019–20 Full Back Alex Goode 29 2021–22 Fly-Half Owen Farrell (10) 60 2022–23 Fly-Half Owen Farrell (11) 40 2023–24 Fly-Half Owen Farrell (12) 40

All-time statistics (Europe)

The following lists denote the top 10 all-time statistical leaders for Saracens in European competition:

As of 19 April 2024 ^[63]

Bold indicates current Saracens players as of the 2023–24 season

Appearances (Champions Cup) Rank Player Games 1. Owen Farrell 76 Alex Goode 3. Jamie George 70 4. Richard Wigglesworth 69 5. Mako Vunipola 66 6. Brad Barritt 64 7. Jackson Wray 61 8. George Kruis 55 Chris Wyles 10. Billy Vunipola 52

Points (Champions Cup) Rank Player Points 1. Owen Farrell 875 2. Glen Jackson 193 3. Chris Ashton 145 4. Alex Goode 131 5. Charlie Hodgson 114 6. Chris Wyles 105 7. David Strettle 65 8. Thomas Castaignède 63 9. Thierry Lacroix 62 10. Sean Maitland 60

Tries (Champions Cup) Rank Player Tries 1. Chris Ashton 29 2. Chris Wyles 21 3. David Strettle 13 4. Sean Maitland 12 5. Alex Goode 10 6. Mako Vunipola 9 7. Maro Itoje 8 8. Jamie George 7 Richard Hill Ben Spencer

Appearances (Challenge Cup) Rank Player Games 1. Alex Goode 14 2. Matías Agüero 13 Fabio Ongaro 4. Steve Borthwick 12 Noah Cato 6. Rodd Penney 11 Andy Saull 8. Glen Jackson 10 Adam Powell 10. Tom Mercey 9 Kameli Ratuvou Hugh Vyvyan Chris Wyles

Points (Challenge Cup) Rank Player Points 1. Glen Jackson 137 2. Owen Farrell 60 3. Derick Hougaard 43 4. Gordon Ross 29 5. Andy Saull 25 6. Manu Vunipola 18 7. Neil de Kock 15 Sean Maitland Rodd Penney Kameli Ratuvou

Tries (Challenge Cup) Rank Player Tries 1. Andy Saull 5 2. Neil de Kock 3 Sean Maitland Rodd Penney Kameli Ratuvou 6. Donald Barrell 2 Noah Cato Andy Christie Aled Davies Ben Earl Jamie George Alex Lewington Eroni Mawi Michael Tagicakibau

European Cup Final XVs

The following graphics show the starting line-ups for Saracens in all four of the club's European Cup Final appearances: ^{[64] [65] [66] [67]}

Key

	Denotes that the team ended the final as European cup champions
	Denotes that the team ended the final as European cup runners-up

2014 Heineken Cup Final Starting XV (vs. Toulon) M. Vunipola 1 Brits 2 Stevens 3 Borthwick 4 (c) Hargreaves 5 Brown 6 Burger 7 B. Vunipola 8 Wigglesworth 9 Farrell 10 Strettle 11 Barritt 12 Bosch 13 Ashton 14 Goode 15

2016 Champions Cup Final Starting XV (vs. Racing 92) M. Vunipola 1 Brits 2 Du Plessis 3 Itoje 4 Kruis 5 Rhodes 6 Fraser 7 B. Vunipola 8 Wigglesworth 9 Farrell 10 Wyles 11 Barritt 12 (c) Taylor 13 Ashton 14 Goode 15

2017 Champions Cup Final Starting XV (vs. Clermont) M. Vunipola 1 George 2 Koch 3 Itoje 4 Kruis 5 Rhodes 6 Wray 7 B. Vunipola 8 Wigglesworth 9 Farrell 10 Wyles 11 Barritt 12 (c) Bosch 13 Ashton 14 Goode 15

2019 Champions Cup Final Starting XV (vs. Leinster) M. Vunipola 1 George 2 Lamositele 3 Skelton 4 Kruis 5 Itoje 6 Wray 7 B. Vunipola 8 Spencer 9 Farrell 10 Maitland 11 Barritt 12 (c) Lozowski 13 Williams 14 Goode 15

European Wildcard Final XVs

The following graphics show the starting line-ups for Saracens in both of the club's European Wildcard play-off final appearances, contested to earn qualification to the Heineken Cup in the following season:

2003 European Wildcard Final Starting XV (vs. Leicester) Flatman 1 Cairns 2 Califano 3 Yandell 4 Benazzi 5 Roques 6 Hill 7 Chesney 8 Bracken 9 (c) Goode 10 O'Mahony 11 Sorrell 12 Johnston 13 Haughton 14 Horan 15

2005 European Wildcard Final Starting XV (vs. Gloucester) Lloyd 1 Ibañez 2 Visagie 3 Fullarton 4 Raiwalui 5 Skirving 6 Hill 7 Vyvyan 8 (c) Rauluni 9 Jackson 10 Vaikona 11 Harris 12 Sorrell 13 Johnston 14 Castaignède 15

Premiership Rugby honours and records

The following Saracens players have achieved recognition at the annual Premiership Rugby Awards: ^{[68] [69] [70] [71] [72] [73] [74] [75] [76]}

Key

Player (X)	Name of the player and number of times that they had been nominated for the award at that point (if more than one)
§	Denotes that the club was also the winner of the domestic league or cup competition during the same season
†	Denotes that the club was also the runner-up of the domestic league or cup competition during the same season

Premiership Player of the Season [77] [78] Season Nominated Winner 2010–11 § Schalk Brits — 2011–12 Brad Barritt 2012–13 Steve Borthwick 2013–14† Jacques Burger 2014–15 § Billy Vunipola 2015–16 § Alex Goode Alex Goode Maro Itoje 2016–17 Michael Rhodes — 2017–18 § — 2018–19 § Alex Goode (2) 2019–20 Ben Earl [lower-alpha 1] 2020–21 — 2021–22† Ben Earl (2) Ben Earl 2022–23 § Owen Farrell —

Premiership Young Player of the Season [80] [81] Season Nominated Winner 2010–11 § Owen Farrell — 2011–12 Owen Farrell (2) Owen Farrell 2012–13 Mako Vunipola — 2013–14† Billy Vunipola Billy Vunipola 2014–15 § Maro Itoje — 2015–16 § Maro Itoje (2) Maro Itoje 2016–17 — — 2017–18 § 2018–19 § 2019–20 Ben Earl [lower-alpha 1] 2020–21 — 2021–22† 2022–23 §

Premiership Hall of Fame [82] Season Inductees 2001–02 Brendan Venter 2007–08 Dean Ryan 2009–10 Chris Ashton 2012–13 George Chuter Charlie Hodgson 2015–16 Richard Hill Hugh Vyvyan 2016–17 Steve Borthwick Kyran Bracken 2018–19 Jason Leonard 2022–23 Brad Barritt

Premiership Team of the Season ^[83]

Season	Number selected	Players selected
2010–11 §	2	Schalk Brits, Jacques Burger
2011–12	1	Schalk Brits (2)
2012–13	1	Mako Vunipola
2013–14 †	2	Jacques Burger (2), Billy Vunipola
2014–15 §	1	Jamie George
2015–16 §	5	Mako Vunipola (2), Maro Itoje, George Kruis, Billy Vunipola (2), Alex Goode
2016–17	5	Mako Vunipola (3), Jamie George (2), Jackson Wray, Richard Wigglesworth, Brad Barritt (c)
2017–18 §	0	—
2018–19 §	4	Mako Vunipola (4), Jamie George (3), Will Skelton, Alex Goode (2)
2019–20	3	Maro Itoje (2), Ben Earl [lower-alpha 1] , Ben Spencer [lower-alpha 2]
2020–21	0	—
2021–22 †	2	Ben Earl (2), Max Malins
2022–23 §	2	Marco Riccioni, Ben Earl (3)

Community Player of the Season [85] Season Nominated Winner 2010–11 § Hayden Smith Hayden Smith 2011–12 Will Fraser — 2012–13 Jamie George Jamie George 2013–14† Jamie George (2) — 2014–15 § Jamie George (3) Jamie George (2) 2015–16 § Will Fraser (2) — 2016–17 Chris Ashton 2017–18 § Joel Kpoku 2018–19 § Calum Clark 2019–20 — 2020–21 2021–22† Sean Maitland 2022–23 § Sean Maitland (2) Sean Maitland

Premiership Player of the Month Season Month Winner Ref 2010–11 § September Jacques Burger [86] 2010–11 § February Ernst Joubert [87] 2011–12 October Owen Farrell [88] 2013–14† September Jacques Burger (2) [89] 2013–14† April Chris Ashton [90] 2015–16 § December Maro Itoje [91] 2016–17 October Mako Vunipola [92] 2018–19 § October Alex Goode [93] 2022–23 § September Theo McFarland [94] 2022–23 § October Alex Goode (2) [95]

Peter Deakin Medal [96] Final Player of the Match 2010–11 § Schalk Brits 2014–15 § Owen Farrell 2015–16 § Alex Goode 2017–18 § Mako Vunipola 2018–19 § Maro Itoje 2022–23 § Owen Farrell (2)

Premiership Try of the Season

Season	Date	Round	Position	Nominated	Opponent	Stadium	Location	Winner
2010–11 §	24 April 2011	21	Hooker	Schalk Brits	vs. Gloucester	Vicarage Road	Watford	Schalk Brits
2013–14 †	13 April 2014	19	Flanker	Kelly Brown	vs. Northampton	Allianz Park	Hendon	—
2021–22 †	21 May 2022	25	Flanker	Theo McFarland	vs. Northampton	StoneX Stadium	Hendon

Premiership Golden Boot [97] Season Position Player Points Games PPG 1997–98† Fly-Half Michael Lynagh 279 19 14.68 2006–07 Fly-Half Glen Jackson 281 22 12.77 2008–09 Fly-Half Glen Jackson (2) 239 21 11.38 2017–18 § Fly-Half Owen Farrell 217 15 14.46

Premiership Top Try Scorer [98] Season Position Player Tries Games TPG 2019–20 Flanker Ben Earl [lower-alpha 1] 11 17 0.65 2021–22† Wing Max Malins 16 15 1.07

Premiership Team of the Decade

The following Saracens players were named in the Premiership Rugby Team of the Decade for the 2010s. The starting XV is made up of the players who recorded the most appearances in their respective positions, across all teams in the league, between January 2010 and December 2019, with the bench consisting of the players with the second most caps in each position. ^[99]

Starters Number Position Player Caps (2010–19) 11 Left Wing Chris Wyles 81 12 Inside Centre Brad Barritt 157 15 Full Back Alex Goode 159

Replacements Number Position Player Caps (2010–19) 16 Hooker Jamie George 68 18 Tighthead Prop Petrus du Plessis 66 21 Scrum-Half Richard Wigglesworth 72

Premiership Immortals

The following Saracens players were named in the Premiership Immortals XV, a team of 15 players selected by BT Sport rugby union commentators and former England internationals Lawrence Dallaglio, Austin Healey, Ben Kay and Ugo Monye in May 2023, to celebrate 20 years of Premiership Finals. ^{[100] [101]}

Forwards Number Position Player 2 Hooker Schalk Brits 5 Lock Maro Itoje

Backs Number Position Player 10 Fly-Half Owen Farrell 12 Inside Centre Brad Barritt 14 Right Wing Chris Ashton

Highest scorers by domestic season

The following lists denote the top try scorers and top points scorers for Saracens during each domestic season from 1997–1998 onwards: ^[102]

Most Tries Season Position Player Tries 1997–98† Wing Richard Wallace 8 1998–99 Wing Brendon Daniel 12 1999–00 Wing Ryan Constable 12 2000–01 Wing Dan Luger 6 2001–02 Centre Tim Horan 4 2002–03 Fly-Half Thomas Castaignède 6 Wing Richard Haughton 2003–04 Fly-Half Thomas Castaignède (2) 7 Wing Richard Haughton (2) 2004–05 Wing Richard Haughton (3) 4 Centre Ben Johnston 2005–06 Full Back Dan Scarbrough 7 2006–07 Wing Kameli Ratuvou 7 2007–08 Centre Adam Powell 7 2008–09 Wing Noah Cato 4 Centre Rodd Penney 2009–10† Hooker Schalk Brits 7 2010–11 § Hooker Schalk Brits (2) 6 Wing James Short 2011–12 Number 8 Ernst Joubert 4 Wing James Short (2) 2012–13 Wing David Strettle 8 2013–14† Wing David Strettle (2) 11 2014–15 § Wing Chris Ashton 13 Wing Chris Wyles 2015–16 § Wing Chris Ashton (2) 11 2016–17 Wing Chris Ashton (3) 9 2017–18 § Scrum-Half Ben Spencer 11 Wing Chris Wyles (2) 2018–19 § Centre Nick Tompkins 11 2019–20 Flanker Ben Earl 7 Wing Rotimi Segun 2020–21 § Wing Alex Lewington 8 2021–22† Wing Max Malins 16 2022–23 § Wing Max Malins (2) 11

Most Points Season Position Player Points 1997–98† Fly-Half Michael Lynagh 279 1998–99 Full Back Gavin Johnson 318 1999–00 Fly-Half Thierry Lacroix 280 2000–01 Fly-Half Thomas Castaignède 131 2001–02 Fly-Half Luke Smith 194 2002–03 Fly-Half Andy Goode 204 2003–04 Fly-Half Andy Goode (2) 115 2004–05 Fly-Half Glen Jackson 77 2005–06 Fly-Half Glen Jackson (2) 238 2006–07 Fly-Half Glen Jackson (3) 281 2007–08 Fly-Half Glen Jackson (4) 179 2008–09 Fly-Half Glen Jackson (5) 239 2009–10† Fly-Half Glen Jackson (6) 178 2010–11 § Full Back Alex Goode 144 2011–12 Fly-Half Owen Farrell 195 2012–13 Fly-Half Charlie Hodgson 212 2013–14† Fly-Half Owen Farrell (2) 157 2014–15 § Fly-Half Charlie Hodgson (2) 152 2015–16 § Fly-Half Charlie Hodgson (3) 154 2016–17 Centre Alex Lozowski 175 2017–18 § Fly-Half Owen Farrell (3) 217 2018–19 § Fly-Half Owen Farrell (4) 143 2019–20 Fly-Half Manu Vunipola 98 2020–21 § Fly-Half Owen Farrell (5) 102 2021–22† Centre Alex Lozowski (2) 178 2022–23 § Fly-Half Owen Farrell (6) 153

All-time statistics (Premiership)

The following lists denote the top 10 all-time statistical leaders for Saracens in Premiership Rugby:

As of 19 April 2024 ^[63]

Bold indicates current Saracens players as of the 2023–24 season

Appearances Rank Player Games 1. Alex Goode 268 2. Jackson Wray 215 3. Brad Barritt 190 4. Jamie George 186 5. Chris Wyles 181 6. Neil de Kock 178 7. Richard Wigglesworth 173 8. Schalk Brits 157 9. Owen Farrell 156 10. Mako Vunipola 148

Points Rank Player Points 1. Owen Farrell 1,716 2. Glen Jackson 1,204 3. Charlie Hodgson 738 4. Alex Goode 672 5. Alex Lozowski 564 6. Ben Spencer 273 7. Chris Ashton 254 8. Chris Wyles 235 9. David Strettle 200 10. Derick Hougaard 191

Tries Rank Player Tries 1. Chris Wyles 47 2. Chris Ashton 46 3. David Strettle 40 4. Alex Lewington 37 Sean Maitland 6. Jamie George 35 Alex Goode 8. Max Malins 33 9. Schalk Brits 31 Nick Tompkins

Notable individual records

The following historic individual Premiership records are held by Saracens players:

• Most tries scored by one player in a Premiership match – 6 (tied with 1 other) ^[103]
  • Ryan Constable (vs. Bedford Blues; @ Goldington Road, Bedford; 16 April 2000)
• Fastest hat-trick scored in a Premiership match – 20 minutes, 25 seconds ^[104]
  • Tom Parton (vs. Gloucester; @ StoneX Stadium, Hendon; 20 April 2024)
• Largest age difference between starting half-backs in a Premiership match – 16 years, 330 days ^[105]
  • Manu Vunipola / Richard Wigglesworth (vs. Leicester Tigers; @ Welford Road; 27 October 2019)

Premiership Final XVs

The following graphics show the starting line-ups for Saracens in all nine of the club's Premiership Final appearances:

Key

	Denotes that the team ended the final as league champions
	Denotes that the team ended the final as league runners-up

2010 Aviva Premiership Final Starting XV (vs. Leicester) Agüero 1 Brits 2 Stevens 3 Borthwick 4 (c) Vyvyan 5 Burger 6 Saull 7 Joubert 8 De Kock 9 Jackson 10 Wyles 11 Barritt 12 Powell 13 Tagicakibau 14 Goode 15

2011 Aviva Premiership Final Starting XV (vs. Leicester) Stevens 1 Brits 2 Nieto 3 Borthwick 4 (c) Botha 5 Brown 6 Burger 7 Joubert 8 De Kock 9 Farrell 10 Short 11 Barritt 12 Wyles 13 Strettle 14 Goode 15

2014 Aviva Premiership Final Starting XV (vs. Northampton) Barrington 1 Brits 2 Stevens 3 Borthwick 4 (c) Botha 5 Brown 6 Burger 7 B. Vunipola 8 De Kock 9 Farrell 10 Strettle 11 Barritt 12 Bosch 13 Ashton 14 Goode 15

2015 Aviva Premiership Final Starting XV (vs. Bath) M. Vunipola 1 George 2 Du Plessis 3 Kruis 4 Hargreaves 5 (c) Itoje 6 Burger 7 B. Vunipola 8 Wigglesworth 9 Farrell 10 Wyles 11 Barritt 12 Taylor 13 Strettle 14 Goode 15

2016 Aviva Premiership Final Starting XV (vs. Exeter) M. Vunipola 1 Brits 2 Du Plessis 3 Itoje 4 Kruis 5 Rhodes 6 Fraser 7 B. Vunipola 8 Wigglesworth 9 Farrell 10 Wyles 11 Barritt 12 (c) Taylor 13 Ashton 14 Goode 15

2018 Aviva Premiership Final Starting XV (vs. Exeter) M. Vunipola 1 George 2 Koch 3 Itoje 4 Kruis 5 Isiekwe 6 Wray 7 B. Vunipola 8 Wigglesworth 9 Farrell 10 Wyles 11 Barritt 12 (c) Lozowski 13 Maitland 14 Goode 15

2019 Gallagher Premiership Final Starting XV (vs. Exeter) Barrington 1 George 2 Koch 3 Skelton 4 Kruis 5 Itoje 6 Wray 7 B. Vunipola 8 Spencer 9 Farrell 10 Maitland 11 Barritt 12 (c) Lozowski 13 Williams 14 Goode 15

2022 Gallagher Premiership Final Starting XV (vs. Leicester) M. Vunipola 1 George 2 Koch 3 Itoje 4 Isiekwe 5 McFarland 6 Earl 7 B. Vunipola 8 Davies 9 Farrell 10 (c) Maitland 11 Tompkins 12 Daly 13 Malins 14 Goode 15

2023 Gallagher Premiership Final Starting XV (vs. Sale) Mawi 1 George 2 Riccioni 3 Itoje 4 Tizard 5 Isiekwe 6 Earl 7 Wray 8 Van Zyl 9 Farrell 10 (c) Maitland 11 Tompkins 12 Lozowski 13 Malins 14 Goode 15

A League Final XVs

The following graphics show the starting line-ups for Saracens Storm in all three of the club's Premiership Rugby Shield (formerly A League) Final appearances:

2013 Premiership A League Final Starting XV (vs. Harlequins) Auterac 1 George 2 Romano 3 Rae 4 Sheriff 5 Fenton-Wells 6 Hankin 7 Ross 8 Spencer 9 Mordt 10 (c) Short 11 Taylor 12 Stanley 12 Ratuvou 14 Ransom 15

2015 Premiership A League Final Starting XV (vs. Worcester) Gill 1 Saunders 2 Alo 3 Itoje 4 (c) Smith 5 Stringer 6 Hankin 7 De Jager 8 Spencer 9 Mordt 10 Fercu 11 Tompkins 12 Streather 13 Ellery 14 Ransom 15

2019 Premiership Rugby Shield Final Starting XV (vs. Newcastle) Stringer 1 Woolstencroft 2 Judge 3 Day 4 (c) Kpoku 5 Christie 6 Earl 7 Vailanu 8 Whiteley 9 Vunipola 10 Segun 11 Griffiths 12 Morris 13 Obatoyinbo 14 Gallagher 15

Sevens Squads

The following lists show the Saracens squads in all six of the club's final appearances in rugby sevens tournaments, namely the Premiership Rugby Sevens Series and the Melrose Sevens:

2010 Premiership 7s Final Luke Baldwin Donald Barrell Kevin Barrett Noah Cato Owen Farrell George Kruis Nils Mordt Ben Ransom Jake Sharp Henry Staff Dave Vincent Jackson Wray

2011 Premiership 7s Final Josh Bassett JB Bruzulier Will Fraser Matt Hankin Tom Jubb Rodd Penney Ben Ransom James Short Scott Spurling Marcus Watson Jackson Wray Chris Wyles

2012 Melrose Sevens Tom Jubb Joe Maddock Nils Mordt Ali Price Ben Ransom Kameli Ratuvou Jared Saunders Eoin Sheriff Scott Spurling Duncan Taylor

2013 Melrose Sevens Nathan Earle Tom Jubb Joe Maddock Nils Mordt Aaron Morris Andy Saull James Short Ben Spencer Scott Spurling Hayden Stringer Nick Tompkins Jack Wilson

2018 Premiership 7s Final Reuben Bird-Tulloch Joel Conlon Matt Gallagher Tom Griffiths Dom Morris Oli Morris Siva Naulago Sean Reffell Rotimi Segun Nick Tompkins Mitieli Vulikijapani Manu Vunipola

2019 Premiership 7s Final Andy Christie Ali Crossdale Alex Day Josh Hallett Tobias Munday Elliott Obatoyinbo Sean Reffell Rotimi Segun Ollie Stonham Manu Vunipola Charlie Watson Tom Whiteley

Championship Final XVs

The following graphics show the starting line-ups for Saracens in both of the club's Championship Play-off Final appearances:

2021 RFU Championship Play-off (1st Leg) Starting XV (vs. Ealing) M. Vunipola 1 George 2 Koch 3 Itoje 4 Swinson 5 Rhodes 6 Wray 7 B. Vunipola 8 Davies 9 Farrell 10 (c) Maitland 11 Tompkins 12 Daly 13 Lewington 14 Goode 15

2021 RFU Championship Play-off (2nd Leg) Starting XV (vs. Ealing) M. Vunipola 1 George 2 Koch 3 Itoje 4 Swinson 5 Rhodes 6 Wray 7 B. Vunipola 8 Davies 9 Farrell 10 (c) Maitland 11 Tompkins 12 Daly 13 Lewington 14 Goode 15

Domestic cup honours and records

The following Saracens players have achieved recognition in English domestic cup competitions past and present – the RFU Knockout Cup, the Anglo-Welsh Cup, and the Premiership Rugby Cup:

English Cup Breakthrough Player of the Season

Season	Nominated	Winner
2011–12	Jamie George	—
2012–13	—
2013–14	Matt Hankin, Ben Ransom
2014–15 §	Matt Hankin (2)
2015–16	No competition was held during this season because of the Rugby World Cup
2016–17	Tom Whiteley	—
2017–18	Ben Earl, Matt Gallagher, Sione Vailanu
2018–19 †	Matt Gallagher (2), Joel Kpoku, Tom Whiteley (2)
2019–20	Sean Reffell, Manu Vunipola
2020–21	No competition was held during this season because of the COVID-19 pandemic

All-time statistics (domestic cups)

The following lists denote the top 10 all-time statistical leaders for Saracens in domestic cup competitions:

As of 19 April 2024 ^[63]

Bold indicates current Saracens players as of the 2023–24 season

Appearances (Anglo-Welsh Cup) Rank Player Games 1. Nils Mordt 21 2. Ben Spencer 20 3. Adam Powell 18 Ben Ransom 5. Jared Saunders 17 Hayden Smith 7. Mouritz Botha 16 Petrus du Plessis Hugh Vyvyan Jackson Wray

Points (Anglo-Welsh Cup) Rank Player Points 1. Ben Spencer 189 2. Glen Jackson 124 3. Nils Mordt 65 4. Gordon Ross 64 5. Tom Whiteley 56 6. Max Malins 54 7. Owen Farrell 39 8. Jamie George 25 Justin Melck Kameli Ratuvou Nick Tompkins

Tries (Anglo-Welsh Cup) Rank Player Tries 1. Tom Whiteley 6 2. Jamie George 5 Justin Melck Kameli Ratuvou Nick Tompkins 6. Noah Cato 4 Rodd Penney Ben Ransom Jackson Wray 10. 13 players tied 3

Appearances (Premiership Rugby Cup) Rank Player Games 1. Manu Vunipola 15 2. Rotimi Segun 14 3. Matt Gallagher 11 Callum Hunter-Hill Dom Morris Tom Whiteley 7. Sam Crean 10 Joel Kpoku Elliott Obatoyinbo Sean Reffell Ollie Stonham Sam Wainwright

Points (Premiership Rugby Cup) Rank Player Points 1. Manu Vunipola 79 2. Rotimi Segun 65 3. Tom Whiteley 50 4. Max Malins 41 5. Samson Adejimi 30 6. Ben Spencer 28 7. Alex Lozowski 27 8. Ben Harris 25 9. Nick Tompkins 20 10. Joel Kpoku 15 Alex Lewington Ethan Lewis Francis Moore Ollie Stonham Sione Vailanu

Tries (Premiership Rugby Cup) Rank Player Tries 1. Rotimi Segun 13 2. Samson Adejimi 6 3. Ben Harris 5 4. Nick Tompkins 4 5. Joel Kpoku 3 Alex Lewington Ethan Lewis Francis Moore Ollie Stonham Sione Vailanu

Domestic Cup Final XVs

The following graphics show the starting line-ups for Saracens in all three of the club's domestic cup final appearances:

Key

	Denotes that the team ended the final as cup champions
	Denotes that the team ended the final as cup runners-up

1998 Tetley's Bitter Cup Final Starting XV (vs. Wasps) Grau 1 Chuter 2 P. Wallace 3 Johns 4 Grewcock 5 Sturnham 6 Pienaar 7 Diprose 8 (c) Bracken 9 Lynagh 10 Constable 11 Ravenscroft 12 Sella 13 Daniel 14 Johnson 15

2015 LV Cup Final Starting XV (vs. Exeter) Barrington 1 Saunders 2 Figallo 3 Itoje 4 (c) Smith 5 De Jager 6 Hankin 7 Joubert 8 Spencer 9 Mordt 10 Strettle 11 Streather 12 Bosch 13 Ellery 14 Ransom 15

2019 Premiership Rugby Cup Final Starting XV (vs. Northampton) Barrington 1 Tolofua 2 Judge 3 Kpoku 4 Day 5 Clark 6 (c) Reffell 7 Earl 8 Whiteley 9 Malins 10 Segun 11 Morris 12 Bosch 13 Crossdale 14 Gallagher 15

Rugby Players' Association Awards

The following Saracens players have achieved recognition at the annual RPA Awards, voted for by fellow professionals based in England: ^[106]

RPA Players' Player of the Year Year Winner Position Ref 2007 Glen Jackson Fly-Half [107] 2010 Schalk Brits Hooker [108]

RPA Young Player of the Year Year Winner Position Ref 2012 Owen Farrell Fly-Half [109] 2016 Maro Itoje Lock [110]

RPA Special Merit Award Year Winner Position Ref 2012 Hugh Vyvyan Lock [109] 2014 Steve Borthwick Lock [111] 2016 Charlie Hodgson Fly-Half [110] 2020 Richard Wigglesworth Scrum-Half [112] 2023 Owen Farrell Fly-Half [113]

RPA England 15s Player of the Year Year Winner Position Ref 2016 Billy Vunipola Number 8 [110] 2017 Owen Farrell Fly-Half [114] 2018 Mako Vunipola Prop [114]

RPA England 7s Player of the Year Year Winner Position Ref 2020 Ben Harris Wing [112]

RPA Hall of Fame [115] Year Inductee Position 1999 Michael Lynagh Fly-Half 2001 Philippe Sella Centre 2003 Tim Horan Centre 2008 Richard Hill Flanker Jason Leonard Prop

RPA 15 Under 23 Team of the Season [116] Season Number selected Players selected Positions 2021–22 2 Nick Isiekwe No. 4 (Lock) Ben Earl No. 6 (Flanker) 2022–23 2 Theo Dan No. 2 (Hooker) Hugh Tizard No. 5 (Lock)

End-of-season club awards

The following Saracens players have achieved recognition at the club's annual Big Bash end-of-season awards: ^{[117] [118] [119] [120] [121] [122] [123] [124]}

Before 2015

Season	Players' Player of the Year	Storm Player of the Year	Most Improved Player	Community Player of the Year	Academy Player of the Year
2008–09	Wikus van Heerden	Alex Goode	Not awarded	Michael Owen	Not awarded
2009–10	Brad Barritt	George Kruis	Michael Tagicakibau	Hayden Smith
2010–11	Jacques Burger	Jared Saunders	Owen Farrell	Hayden Smith (2)
2011–12	Rhys Gill	Not awarded	George Kruis	Will Fraser	Nathan Earle
2012–13	Steve Borthwick		Will Fraser	Not awarded	Nick Tompkins

After 2015

Season	Players' Player of the Year	Fans' Player of the Year	Young Player of the Year	Community Player of the Year	Academy Player of the Year
2015–16	Duncan Taylor	Owen Farrell	Billy Vunipola	Will Fraser	Not awarded
2016–17	Michael Rhodes	Marcelo Bosch	Maro Itoje	Chris Ashton	Hayden Stringer
2017–18	Jackson Wray	Jackson Wray	Nick Isiekwe	Not awarded	Max Malins
2018–19	Will Skelton	Alex Goode	Titi Lamositele	Calum Clark	Sean Reffell
2019–20	Richard Wigglesworth	Not awarded	Manu Vunipola	Not awarded
2020–21	Tim Swinson		Sean Reffell
2021–22	Vincent Koch		Andy Christie
2022–23	Ivan van Zyl	Ben Earl	Hugh Tizard

Try of the Season

Season	Competition	Round	Position	Scorer	Opponent	Date	Stadium	Location
2015–16	Champions Cup	6	Scrum-Half	Ben Spencer	vs. Toulouse	23 January 2016	Stadium Municipal	Toulouse
2016–17	Premiership	18	Full-Back	Alex Goode	vs. Bath	26 March 2017	Allianz Park	Hendon
2017–18	Premiership	7	Wing	Chris Wyles	vs. London Irish	28 October 2017	Allianz Park	Hendon
2018–19	Premiership	8	Wing	Alex Lewington	vs. Leicester	25 November 2018	Welford Road Stadium	Leicester
2020–21	Championship	Final	Wing	Sean Maitland	vs. Ealing	13 June 2021	Trailfinders Sports Ground	West Ealing
2021–22	Premiership	25	Flanker	Theo McFarland	vs. Northampton	21 May 2022	StoneX Stadium	Hendon

Competitive head-to-head record

Results per opposition

The following table details the past performance of Saracens against different opponents in the English Premiership, between the 1989–90 and 2021–22 seasons. ^[102]

English Premiership
Opposition	Span	Played	Won	Drawn	Lost	Win %	Points for	Average PF	Points against	Best score	Worst score	40–49 points	50+ points
Bath	1989–2022	57	33	3	21	57.89%	1377	24.16	1176	71–17 (2021–22)	66–21 (2007–08)	2	5
Bristol Bears	1989–2022	34	23	1	10	67.65%	829	24.38	571	47–13 (2019–20)	45–22 (1999–00)	3	0
Harlequins	1989–2022	56	36	1	19	64.29%	1335	23.84	1147	50–10 (1999–00)	43–6 (2001–02)	2	1
Birmingham Moseley	1989–1990	2	2	0	0	100.00%	54	27.00	19	33–13 (1989–90)	13–33 (1989–90)	0	0
Orrell	1989–1997	8	5	0	3	62.50%	130	16.25	134	44–22 (1996–97)	38–13 (1995–96)	1	0
Bedford Blues	1989–2000	5	5	0	0	100.00%	187	37.40	80	57–29 (1999–00)	29–57 (1999–00)	1	1
Gloucester	1989–2022	59	26	3	30	44.07%	1308	22.17	1394	62–12 (2017–18)	50–9 (2006–07)	4	2
Leicester Tigers	1989–2022	61	26	4	31	42.62%	1237	20.28	1347	50–25 (2011–12)	48–7 (2001–02)	2	1
Nottingham	1989–1992	3	2	0	1	66.67%	53	17.67	40	28–3 (1990–91)	25–12 (1989–90)	0	0
Rosslyn Park	1989–1992	3	3	0	0	100.00%	38	12.67	30	15–13 (1989–90)	13–15 (1989–90)	0	0
Wasps	1989–2022	57	26	1	30	45.61%	1200	21.05	1379	57–33 (2017–18)	64–23 (2015–16)	0	2
Liverpool St Helens	1990–1991	1	1	0	0	100.00%	17	17.00	3	17–3 (1990–91)	3–17 (1990–91)	0	0
Northampton Saints	1990–2022	55	35	0	20	63.64%	1331	24.20	1168	63–13 (2017–18)	58–17 (2005–06)	2	2
London Irish	1991–2022	46	28	1	19	60.87%	1181	25.67	971	51–14 (2017–18)	55–13 (2001–02)	7	1
Rugby Lions	1991–1993	2	2	0	0	100.00%	36	18.00	15	22–6 (1991–92)	9–14 (1992–93)	0	0
West Hartlepool	1992–1999	7	6	0	1	85.71%	249	35.57	127	52–3 (1998–99)	31–41 (1995–96)	2	2
London Scottish	1992–1999	3	2	0	1	66.67%	106	35.33	61	58–20 (1998–99)	24–7 (1998–99)	1	1
Sale Sharks	1995–2022	52	34	2	16	65.38%	1407	27.06	1036	58–12 (1999–00)	40–32 (2005–06)	7	3
Richmond	1997–1999	4	4	0	0	100.00%	88	22.00	54	33–17 (1998–99)	18–25 (1998–99)	0	0
Newcastle Falcons	1997–2022	44	31	1	12	70.45%	1148	26.09	783	58–15 (2009–10)	47–18 (2001–02)	4	2
Rotherham Titans	2000–2004	4	3	0	1	75.00%	121	30.25	46	55–30 (2000–01)	19–8 (2000–01)	0	1
Yorkshire Carnegie	2001–2011	16	10	0	6	62.50%	399	24.94	266	66–7 (2007–08)	41–31 (2003–04)	0	1
Worcester Warriors	2004–2022	30	20	1	9	66.67%	826	27.53	507	62–5 (2019–20)	40–27 (2019–20)	5	2
Exeter Chiefs	2010–2022	26	15	1	10	57.69%	606	23.04	455	40–17 (2019–20)	34–37 (2018–19)	2	0
London Welsh	2012–2015	4	4	0	0	100.00%	209	52.25	61	78–7 (2014–15)	23–28 (2012–13)	0	2
Overall	1989–2022	641	382	19	240	59.59%	15472	24.14	12789	78–7 vs London Welsh (2014–15)	66–21 vs Bath (2007–08)	45	29

• Data includes all regular season and play-off matches (semi-finals and finals)
• All fixtures added from 1989–90 to 2021–22

Best and worst results

The following records denote the club's best and worst results (by margin) in both domestic and European competition:

Premiership

Biggest home win – 71-point margin [125] Saracens 78–7 London Welsh (20 December 2014) Biggest away win – 54-point margin [126] Bath 17–71 Saracens (17 October 2021) Most points scored – 78 points [125] Saracens 78–7 London Welsh (20 December 2014)

Biggest home loss – 41-point margin Saracens 23–64 Wasps (14 February 2016) Biggest away loss – 55-point margin Exeter Chiefs 65–10 Saracens (14 October 2023) Most points conceded – 66 points Bath 66–21 Saracens (3 May 2008)

Europe

Biggest home win – 151-point margin [127] Saracens 151–0 Dinamo București (20 October 2002) Biggest away win – 76-point margin [127] Dinamo București 11–87 Saracens (12 October 2002) Most points scored – 151 points [127] Saracens 151–0 Dinamo București (20 October 2002)

Biggest home loss – 32-point margin Saracens 14–46 Clermont (11 December 2017) Biggest away loss – 40-point margin Bordeaux 55–15 Saracens (14 January 2024) Most points conceded – 55 points Bordeaux 55–15 Saracens (14 January 2024)

Notes

1. Ben Earl played the first half of the 2019–20 season at Saracens, before going out on loan to Bristol Bears for the second half. ^[79]
2. Ben Spencer played the first half of the 2019–20 season at Saracens, before transferring to Bath for the second half. ^[84]

See also

• Saracens F.C.
• List of Saracens F.C. players selected for international rugby

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