The 19-year-old fullback played an influential role in Wigan’s emphatic 44-14 win over Leeds in York on Saturday, racking up a staggering 243 metres whilst scoring two tries to send the Warriors Women to Wembley for the first time ever,

Fresh from losing Amy Hardcastle, Shona Hoyle and Caitlin Casey to St Helens, as well as the departures of other senior figures such as Hanna Butcher, Sophie Robinson and Zoe Hornby, Leeds are at the start of a rebuild – and it showed in this semi-final.

Wigan Warriors reach the Women's Challenge Cup final for the first time as they thrash two-time winners Leeds Rhinos 44-14 in York.