Zoe Harris to Retire from St Helens at End of 2026 Season
Zoe Harris, a prominent player for St Helens and the England national team, has announced her retirement at the conclusion of the 2026 season. Over her career, she has played 104 matches and has been instrumental in the team's achievements, including four Challenge Cup victories, two League Leaders' Shields, and a Super League title in 2021.
Since the formation of the St Helens women's team in November 2017, Harris has been a vital part of its success. She has also represented England six times, including participation in the 2022 Rugby World Cup. Harris played a significant role in the team's historic Challenge Cup final at Wembley in 2023 and was named player of the match in the subsequent final.
As the women's game continues to evolve, with St Helens becoming semi-professional in 2024, Harris expressed pride in the growth of the sport and hopes to leave the team in a strong position for future players to continue advancing the game.
