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Lotte Sharp has re-signed with Saracens to extend his association with the North London club into a 13th season.
The 31-year-old joined Saracens in 2014 from Welwyn Rugby and won the Women’s Premiership in her first season.
In the years since, Sharp has since made her 150th appearance for the club and won the JAECOO Women’s Rugby Premiership four times.
Last season Sharp made 15 league appearances for the StoneX Stadium club and scored five tries. As well as playing top level rugby, Sharp teaches full-time at Heath Mount School.
Alex Austerberry, Director of Rugby, said: “Lotte epitomizes what it means to be a Saracen. Hardworking, physical and, time and time again, puts his body on the line for the team.
“Off the pitch, Lotte ensures that the club’s values are promoted and plays a significant role in the club’s culture.
“A key leader in the group who continues to perform at an incredibly high level, Lotte’s consistency and longevity is testament to her character, diligence and drive.”
“As a one-club player with over 180 appearances for the club, it is great that Lotte will continue her 13th season at the club.”
This 31-year-old is current USA Women’s Eagles international. She began representing the Eagles in 2022 after completing her union birthright transfer. Previously, Sharp won 10 games for England and represented the country in rugby sevens.
Sharp has not represented the USA since Women’s Rugby World Cup 2025 and not included in Jack Hanratty’s WXV Global Series squad for tours against Ireland and Wales. The Eagles will then be the hosts Italy and England in October.
Sharp said: “I’m incredibly excited and proud to represent Saracens for my 13th season at the club. It’s a pretty special place and I feel very lucky to still be a part of it.”
