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Gloucester-Hartpury continued his hunt for a first female rugby (PWR) at three peat while the reigning champions overcome the Bristol Bears in Queensholm.
The reigning champions have set up a confrontation with Saracens in fifteen at Stonex stadium after surviving a physical meeting with their local rivals.
Having lagged behind in the first half, Bristol, seeking to take revenge on the final defeat last year, threatened a return several times after the interval, with the American superstar Ilona Maher Crossing in the area before the young Gun Millie David, who should be appointed to the England of the Six Nations, produced a remarkable finish on the other wing.
But the captain of Wales Hannah Jones sculpted the Bears to ensure that the hosts kept their opponents in length, while Emma Sing, the top scorer of the League points and perhaps his player of the season, destroyed a late penalty to ensure a 36-20 victory.
Gloucester-Hartpury will now face the Saracens on enemy territory on Sunday, March 16, while they are looking for a third consecutive competition crown and a winning shipment for coach Sean Lynn, who will assume his role as patron of Wales for the six female nations.
A crowd of 6,702 looked at a meeting that delivered the spite and the promised spices, with two starry sides throwing a lot.
With the captain of Red Zoe Aldcroft roses and n ° 8 Alex Matthews in their bag, Gloucester-Hartpury took the lead after having lagged behind the first of the two scores of Lark Atkin-Davies.
El Perry’s tests, Sarah Beckett and Sing assured that the hosts had an advantage at halftime that they did not feel likely to give up, with the precision of the back of the rear of the T-shirt.
The Saracens are waiting after Alex Alex Alex Alex Alex Alex austerberry beat the Harlequins in a London derby in the first semi-final on Saturday, Jess Breach producing a sensational solo score against his former team.
The PWR finalists will not appear in the opening of the six female nations in England against Italy a week later, John Mitchell is forced to choose from his wider team. He will leave the coach of England who needs a new captain, with Aldcroft and the predecessor Marlie Packer, Skipper of the Side last year, in the final.
Meg Jones, the Leicester Center and the colleague vice-captain of Packer, would seem a solid candidate. A team for a training camp in Bristol will be appointed on Monday.
