The Saints booked their place in the inaugural J.P. Morgan Asset Management Premiership Rugby Sevens Series final with a perfect three wins from three at Franklin's Gardens.

Northampton Saints has named a 12-man squad for Friday night's leg of the J.P. Morgan Asset Management Premiership Rugby Sevens Series.

Joe Ford says that he is relishing the challenge for this season's battle for the Saints number 10 shirt.

Northampton Saints today announced that it will be the first European rugby club to wear kit made by Burrda.

The Saints Sevens squad will bookend the Northampton leg of the 2010 J.P. Morgan Asset Management Premiership Rugby Sevens Series this Friday night.

Northampton Saints today announced a playing partnership with Championship outfit Birmingham and Solihull.

Northampton Saints will open their 2010/11 Heineken Cup campaign with a home tie against Castres.

Northampton Saints today announced that Maximuscle has become the club's Official Sports Nutrition Partner.

The J.P. Morgan Asset Management Premiership Rugby Sevens series is already catching the imagination in Northampton, with over four thousand supporters having snapped up tickets with over a fortnight to go before the day itself!

Tom Wood says that he wants to use the Churchill Cup as the foundation for a good start to his Saints career.

The Saints has today confirmed the kick off times and ticket details for the 2010/11 pre-season fixtures.

Dorian West says that the Saints' LV= Cup group is challenging, but that the team is determined to retain the title won last March.

The draw for the 2010/11 LV= Cup has been announced today by the RFU and the Saints have once again been paired with Saracens in the pool stages.

Five of the Saints' opening seven Aviva Premiership Rugby matches will be shown live on TV, Premiership Rugby has confirmed today.

Northampton Saints today announced that Academy coach Grant Seely is leaving the club by mutual consent with immediate effect.

Mark Sorenson says that Phil Dowson has been a massive help in helping him adjust to life at a new club and in a new town.

Premiership Rugby has agreed a long-term partnership with the UK's leading insurance company Aviva, which includes title sponsorship of Aviva Premiership Rugby, the most competitive league in world rugby.

Bruce Reihana says he is as motivated as he has ever been to succeed in a Northampton Saints shirt.

It will be an East Midlands derby double on the opening weekend of the 2010/11 season, following the pairing of Northampton and Leicester in the first round of 'A' League fixtures.

Eight Saints have been named in the England Senior and Saxons Elite Playing Squads announced this afternoon by national team manager Martin Johnson.

Saracens repeated their winning trick at Franklin's Gardens to snatch a place in the Guinness Premiership final thanks to Schalk Brits' late try and Glen Jackson's conversion.

The Saints booked a home Guinness Premiership semi-final with their first win at the Madejski Stadium since Christmas 2004.

Saracens stunned the Saints with a 27-28 win at a sold out Franklin's Gardens, reeling in their opponents in the race for second place and a home semi final.

The Saints may have taken home a losing bonus point from the Rec, but it was agonisingly close to another win as they ran Bath right to the wire in what ended up being a thrilling match.

Chris Ashton's second hat-trick of the season sealed a bonus point win for the Saints against Gloucester, though the visitors persistence kept the game closer than the scoreboard may have suggested.

The Wanderers finished off their season with their fifth successive victory, and their second win over Russian opposition, Yenisei-STM, from Krasnoyarsk in Siberia.

The Saints were suffered Heineken Cup heartbreak at the hands of Munster, but went down fighting after holding a shock half time lead at Thomond Park.

The Wanderers put the pressure on the other two teams at the top of the Northern Conference by outclassing Sale Jets 47-17 on a balmy Bank Holiday Monday afternoon.

The Saints' winning run may have continued with a first win at Leeds in nearly six years, but it took until two minutes from time until the four points were secured.

The Wanderers made it three from their last three games, edging a tight clash at Newcastle's Druid Park 16-10.

The Saints returned from their LV= Cup triumph to battle their way past a spirited London Wasps outfit at Franklin's Gardens.

Lightening struck twice at Franklin's Gardens as the young Wanderers backed up their win at Worcester with another success, this time over Leicester. This time, however, they went one better and the four-try bonus point means that the gap at the top of the Northern Conference has narrowed to just one point.

The Saints produced a superb display of attacking rugby to win the first ever LV= Cup final against Gloucester at Sixways.

In a tremendous show of team spirit, not to mention outstanding play at both ends of the field, the Wanderers pulled themselves back from an early 13-0 deficit to beat Worcester Warriors 25-23 at Sixways.

In running four tries past Saracens, the Saints ensured they headed to next Sunday's LV= Cup final against Gloucester in great style.

The Wanderers were out-scored four tries to two in their 22-14 defeat to Leeds Carnegie as the 'A' League resumed following its New Year break.

The Saints achieved their first league double over Sale for a decade, breaking their Guinness Premiership duck at Edgeley Park in the process.

The Saints scored the only try of the afternoon as they dominated Leicester Tigers in the first versus second East Midlands derby at a sold-out Franklin's Gardens.

The Saints' run of successive Guinness Premiership victories came to an end at the Twickenham Stoop against Harlequins.

A three try performance from the Saints, including a double from Chris Ashton was more than enough to see off a Newcastle side who were the last team to win at Franklins Gardens.