The PWR Awards have recognized the standout players, shocking moments, and social media stars of the season, showcasing the vibrant landscape of women’s rugby.

Best Players of the Season

1. Liv Apps - The Saracens No 9 earned the PWR Player of the Season, proving pivotal in her team's success alongside half-back partner Zoe Harrison.
2. Meg Jones - Leading Trailfinders to their first PWR final, the England captain showcased her game-changing abilities with impressive leadership.
3. Alex Matthews - The Gloucester No 8’s absence due to injury highlighted her importance, as the team struggled without her influence.

Biggest Fumbles

• Marlie Packer and Kate Zackary, captains of Saracens and Trailfinders respectively, faced contract non-renewals despite their strong performances, leading to Packer joining rivals Harlequins.

Best Social Media Content

• Saracens engaged fans with clever content, while Gloucester introduced humorous segments reminiscent of popular culture, and Bristol Bears delivered unique signing announcements.

Best Coaches

1. Alex Austerberry - Under his guidance, Saracens achieved remarkable success with only two league losses.
2. Barney Maddison - The Trailfinders coach laid the groundwork for future success despite being a new team.
3. Steve Salvin - His leadership propelled Exeter close to a final berth.

Biggest Shocks

1. Gloucester's fall from unbeaten to losing streak post-Six Nations.
2. Bristol’s dramatic drop to eighth place after consistent top-four finishes.
3. A disappointing final where Saracens dominated Trailfinders, overshadowing their prior competitiveness.

Best Signing

• Liana Mikaele-Tu’u made a significant impact at Harlequins, earning player of the year despite limited appearances.

Areas for Improvement

• Expansion of the league and TMO coverage are crucial for enhancing the competition's integrity and fan experience.