Lynn given welcome headache by Wales' young talent

Lynn given welcome headache by Wales' young talentImage source, Huw Evans Picture AgencyImage caption, Seren Lockwood made one start and four appearances off the bench in the Six NationsByChris KirwanBBC Sport WalesPublished2 minutes agoCommentsGiven that Wales had just beaten a Barbarians side who gave their prop a shot at a conversion after she had celebrated a try with a glitterball helmet, head coach Sean Lynn was wise to urge against getting carried away.There was a Welsh double in the uncapped fixtures against the Baa-Baas at Allianz Stadium in Twickenham on Saturday.After the men warmed up for the Nations Championship with a 33-31 victory, the women triumphed 34-17 for only the second success of the Lynn era.Amy Williams (2), fly-half Kayleigh Powell, scrum-half Seren Lockwood, centre Courtney Keight and lock Jorja Aiono scored tries in a performance that gave encouragement after the misery of the World Cup and Six Nations."We know that we've got a lot to work on but that win is going to build momentum for us," said Lynn, whose only victory in 15 Tests was in Australia before last year's World Cup."Let's not get carried away with it, it was amazing we got a win but we still have to work hard after enjoying it."Wales set to reduce squad for Nations ChampionshipPublished12 hours agoNorth star shines bright right to the endPublished21 hours agoWales' next generation getting a taste of Test lifePublished7 days agoChanging of the guard?The Barbarians fixture was a perfect opportunity for Lynn to shake things up.With a sizeable contingent rested or unavailable after Premiership Women's Rugby (PWR) commitments, the management team looked to the future.Five uncapped players featured - Williams, Kelsie Webster, Stella Orrin, Lucy Isaac and Lily Hawkins.Player of the match Bryonie King, Lockwood, Aiono, centre Jenna de Vera and prop Maisie Davies gave more evidence of their promise."This has given exposure to indiv...