England's Shekells extends Gloucester-Hartpury deal

Jade Shekells missed a number of games for club and country with a hamstring injury in 2026
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England centre Jade Shekells has extended her contract with Gloucester-Hartpury to stay with the club into the 2026-27 season.
Shekells has been with The Circus since 2024, having competed for Great Britain in the 2024 Paris Olympic Games.
The 29-year-old has been capped by the Red Roses four times since her international debut in 2025 and scored three tries in eight appearances for her club in the PWR this season.
"Her pace, athleticism and defensive qualities make her a real asset to our squad," said the club's head of rugby Dan Murphy.
"We're excited to see her back on the pitch and continue to make an impact in a Gloucester-Hartpury shirt."
Shekells is the latest in a list of internationals who have re-signed with Gloucester-Hartpury for the next campaign, including England team-mates Mia Venner, Maud Muir, Emma Sing and Alex Matthews.
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