The champions opened their season's account with a thumping 57-29 win against Leicester last Sunday and backed it up in style by cruising to a fourtry bonus point victory with full-back Emma Sing the star of the show.
She told The Rugby Paper: "I think that's a very good result, I think it shows how well we built on from last week against a Quins side which are actually a very strong side.
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