Now household names, Owen Farrell, Jamie George, George Kruis and Jackson Wray were all part of the academy group.

But how about the rest, where are they now?

Jamie George - Key member of the Saracens and England squad. Was the starting hooker in New Zealand with the British and Irish Lions in 2017.

Owen Farrell – Indispensable for England, toured Australia with the British & Irish Lions in 2013 and New Zealand in 2017. Has developed into one of the world’s leading No.10s.

James Short - A powerful winger etched his name into Saracens folklore scoring a try in the 2011 Premiership final. Now excelling at Exeter Chiefs after spells at Wasps and London Irish.

Harry Spencer - Nicknamed 'Tree' during his time in the Academy, Spencer has played for Plymouth Albion and French sided Tarbes and Chalon. The second-rower was a member of the Newcastle Falcons squad before moving back to France to play in the lower divisions.

Henry Staff - Staff left Saracens in 2012 signing for Championship side Bedford Blues.

Will Fraser - He developed into one of England's finest back-rowers during his time with the Club but unfortunately had to retire due to a number of serious injuries. Had represented England Saxons and has trained alongside the Senior England squad.

Sam Stanley - The diminutive Stanley's progression was cruelly interrupted by two serious knee injuries during his time with the club.

Alex Brown - Was a key squad member for Rob Baxter's Exeter Chiefs side that established itself in the Aviva Premiership

Luke Baldwin - The quicksilver scrum-half has played for Bedford Blues and is part of the Worcester Warriors squad.

Jake Sharp - A member of Saracens' JP Morgan 7s winning side in 2010, Sharp since moved to Bedford where the talented fly-half has played a key role at Goldington Road.

George Kruis - Has become a vital part of the Saracens and England engine room. Another Academy graduate who toured with the Lions in 2017.

Jackson Wray - The powerful and explosive back-rower played a key role in Saracens’ recent successes. His performance against Toulon in the Champions Cup clash in January 2017 underlined his reputation as one the England’s finest back-rowers.