James Harrison: Warrington Wolves prop signs three-year extension
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James Harrison was a Wembley winner with Featherstone in 2021, winning the 1895 Cup versus York
Prop James Harrison has signed a three-year contract extension with Warrington Wolves until the end of the 2025 Super League season.
The 26-year-old missed a chunk of the 2022 campaign following his move from Featherstone because of a serious knee injury, yet still played 12 games.
Harrison, the son of ex-Great Britain prop Karl, has 36 tries in 124 matches, including for Leeds, Batley and Oxford.
"Everything's perfect for me here and I'm really enjoying it," Harrison said.
"Daryl [Powell, head coach] was a big reason for extending my contract. He trusts me, likes the way I play and gets the best out of me."
Powell added on the "When we signed James I was 100% certain he would be a consistent Super League player.
"After his injury that became a bit tougher for him. However, his efforts for us last year showed how good he is going to be in the future and is why I feel this deal is a great one for the club."