New deals for Farrell, George, Kruis, Wray, Baldwin and Short
Saracens have confirmed that six of their highly-rated young players have agreed new contracts at Vicarage Road.
Emerging fly-half Owen Farrell, son of former England international Andy, headlines the list - although he will face competition from new signing Charlie Hodgson for the No.10 jersey next season.
Hooker Jamie George, lock George Kruis, flanker Jackson Wray, scrum-half Luke Baldwin and winger James Short have also agreed to stay.
And director of rugby Mark McCall believes the rising stars are the future of the club.
McCall said: "There's no doubt we have a really special group of youngsters at the club.
"It's exciting to see them develop as players on the field in the Premiership and also as individuals off the field thriving within our personal development programme.
"They are the future of Saracens, and the future is now."
Emerging fly-half Owen Farrell, son of former England international Andy, headlines the list - although he will face competition from new signing Charlie Hodgson for the No.10 jersey next season.
Hooker Jamie George, lock George Kruis, flanker Jackson Wray, scrum-half Luke Baldwin and winger James Short have also agreed to stay.
And director of rugby Mark McCall believes the rising stars are the future of the club.
McCall said: "There's no doubt we have a really special group of youngsters at the club.
"It's exciting to see them develop as players on the field in the Premiership and also as individuals off the field thriving within our personal development programme.
"They are the future of Saracens, and the future is now."
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