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York Valkyrie made history by becoming the first team to win back-to-back Women’s Super League titles, defeating St Helens 18-8 in a thrilling Grand Final. Despite being without star players Tara-Jane Stanley and Sinead Peach, York demonstrated resilience and skill, with key contributions from Lacey Owen, Eboni Partington, and Georgie Hetherington. The match, held at St Helens' home ground, drew a record crowd of 4,813 and saw the Valkyrie overturn an early lead taken by the Saints through Leah Burke. St Helens, who aimed for a clean sweep after already winning the Challenge Cup and League Leaders' Shield, struggled against York's tenacity and made several costly errors. The Valkyrie's triumph was celebrated as a testament to their team spirit and determination, as they proved the doubters wrong and solidified their legacy in the league. Coach Lindsay Anfield emphasized the importance of camaraderie and the journey they have undertaken as a team.
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