Zoe Harrison

Zoe Harrison’s Early Life and Passion for Rugby

Zoe Harrison’s love for rugby was sparked by her family’s strong connection to the sport. With her father, John, a former Wales Schools representative, and her brothers, Alex and Eddie, both affiliated with Wasps, Zoe was inspired to pursue her rugby dreams from a young age. She joined a talent development group at 14, showcasing her potential early on.

Rise to Prominence

Zoe made her senior debut with Saracens in the 2016-17 season, earning the title of players’ player of the year. She played pivotal roles in both the 2018 and 2019 Tyrrells Premier 15s finals, scoring two tries and contributing 18 points in the 2019 final to secure back-to-back titles for Saracens.

National Team Career

Her national debut for England came in 2017 against Canada. In 2019, she received a full-time England contract, reflecting her consistent excellence on the field. Zoe was instrumental in England’s Grand Slam victories in the Women’s Six Nations, participating in every match of the 2019 and 2020 tournaments. Her skill and leadership were evident as she also competed in the Super Series and autumn internationals, further solidifying her reputation as a key player for the Red Roses.