After honing his craft at Shelford RFC, Rory Hutchinson rose through Saints Academy ranks before signing on with Saints to make his full debut in 2015.
The talented centre represented home county Cambridgeshire, Eastern Counties and the Scottish Exiles while studying at Felsted School before enjoying his first run of regular senior rugby in 2016/17, scoring a try on his Premiership debut against Exeter Chiefs – a score that would go on to win the Club's Try of the Season award that term.
Hutchinson helped Wanderers to back-to-back Premiership Rugby Shield titles in 2017 and 2018 before being named Saints’ Breakthrough Player of the Year for the 2018/19 season, while also collecting a nomination for the Land Rover Discovery of the Season award.
And after stellar performance that saw Saints to the knock-out stages of every senior competition, with Hutchinson featuring in Saints' Gallagher Premiership semi-final against Exeter and a part of the side that lifted the Premiership Rugby Cup in 2019, the centre was rewarded with a first call-up to the Scotland senior side that summer.
Hutchinson would make his international debut in the Rugby World Cup warm-up matches, scoring twice against Georgia to mark his first start for Scotland, and then featured in the 2020 Six Nations.
Hutchinson made a further 28 appearances for Saints in 2021/22, reaching his century for the Club in the East Midlands derby against Leicester Tigers in February 2022, while he earned a Scotland recall for their summer tour of Argentina.
