"I felt abandoned because I had loads of questions like 'why am I being taken away and my sister can stay with mum and dad?'" Larroyer said. Winger Burke and half-back Harris, who grabbed a try to go with her two assists, may have grabbed the headlines, but much of the foundation work for Saints' victory in front of over 4,000 fans at Emerald Headingley was done by player of the match Chantelle Crowl. Leah Burke's two tries helped St Helens seal the treble as they beat Leeds 28-0 to lift the Women's Super League title. "I do feel now it's going to be a little bit of floodgates and a lot of victims of abuse are going to come forward and we need to listen to them, hear them, support them and work out a plan to make sure this doesn't happen again.