Harper stepped up in a big way as part of the 20-player roster for the Girls Academy’s first international tour. From the opening whistle, the midfielder played with energy and intent. Making her presence felt in the final match as the select team cruised to a 7-2 victory. She found the net twice in the second half, scoring both goals just six minutes apart and sealing the win for her side. Before her brace, St. James built momentum with several dangerous shots on target. Keeping the Manchester United defense under constant pressure. Overall, her performance not only capped off a strong tour but also highlighted her ability to influence the game when it matters most.

St. James brings a level of pace down the field that is tough for opponents to match. She tracks the play well and, when the ball is switched, her run quickly turns into a real scoring threat. With sharp tactical awareness, St. James recognizes space and disrupts defensive lines. Either by taking the opportunity herself or setting up teammates with a well-timed pass.

Her willingness to demand the ball and dribble with confidence makes her a constant danger. As she understands how to use her movement to create opportunities for the entire attack. St. James also reads defensive setups well. Adjusting her runs to stay a step ahead of defenders and keep them off balance. As she heads into the England tour, these strengths position her as a player who can challenge back lines and make a significant impact at the international level.