Harriet Stevens is an English former international lawn and indoor bowler who was first capped by the England team in 2018 and reached a career high world ranking of number 11 in September 2024. Indoors she began in the EIBA Junior International team at the 2018 home series in Nottingham and joined the EIBA Women's Senior team in 2019, the year she also won two mixed national titles with her Exonia clubmates. Outdoors she bowled for the Kings Bowls Club in Torquay, won the mixed fours at the Bowls England National Championships in 2015, reached the women's pairs final in 2016, captained the junior international side from 2018, and won the triples in 2021 and 2023 and the pairs in 2022. In 2024 she won the triples at the British Isles Bowls Championships and the pairs gold, with Nicole Rogers, at the European Bowls Championships. She retired from international competition in July 2025.
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