He returned to the US but while at the 2007 world cup in France, his performances impressed the then Saracens Head Coach Eddie Jones and he joined the club on secondment from USA rugby.
He quickly adapted to the pace of the Premiership and he signed a permanent deal with the club at the start of the 2009/10 campaign - a season which was to see him become one of the club's and Premiership's most consistent performers.
On the international scene, Wyles has helped his country reach the 2011 World Cup and he made his debut for the US Eagles against England Saxons in the 2007 Churchill Cup.
Alex Goode
Equally comfortable at fly half or full back, Alex Goode has been one of the club's stand-out performers in the past two years.
He made his debut against Bristol at the end of the 2007/08 season but it was the following year that marked his breakthrough into the first team. England honours with the Saxons soon followed after coming through the ranks of the Saracens Academy.
He joined Saracens from Cambridge RFC and although he shares the same name as the Leicester Tigers fly half Andy Goode, he is no relation. However, he does have famous sporting relations as Alex is the nephew of Olympic badminton couple Andy and Jo Goode.
Andy Saull
In his first full season in the Premiership, Andy Saull made the openside flank position his own in a year that also saw him called up by England Saxons.
And things have gone even better for the Academy graduate in his second season that has led to many pundits tipping the Essex-born back row to make the step up from the Saxons squad and into the full England side.
He made his full debut for Saracens in 20007/08 against Bristol in the EDF Energy Cup just months after finishing his A-Level studies. He was also part of the England U20s squad which won the Six Nations Grand Slam in 2008 although he missed much of the previous season with a broken leg.
Saull started his rugby career at Woodford RFC in Essex and is currently studying part time for a degree in Financial Economics at Birkbeck College in London.
Richard Wigglesworth
England international scrum half Richard Wigglesworth was a new signing for Saracens for the 2010/11 season from Sale Sharks.
Wigglesworth has five test caps to his name that included a try in England's win over France in Paris two years ago and his most recent cap came against New Zealand in June of the same year.
He toured Argentina last year but was not among the match squad of 22 for the Test against the Pumas in Salta. Richard first played for Sale Sharks against Bourgoin eight years ago, having graduated through the club's academy.
A talented left-footed goalkicker, he can also play at fly half or on the wing.
