Razia Quashie has established herself as a leading netball defender, representing England internationally and achieving success with the London Mavericks. After her selection for England U19s, Razia Quashie went on to establish herself as a leading netball defender, representing England internationally and achieving significant success with the London Mavericks. Her early defensive prowess became evident with her selection for England U19s, which included a tour to Jamaica, followed by her participation in the U21s World Youth Cup program. Quashie joined the prestigious Vitality Roses program in 2017, making her senior international debut against Jamaica in 2018.
Since 2017, she has also been a consistent presence with the London Mavericks, where her exceptional on-court contributions were recognized when she was named the Players’ Player of the Season in 2019. A pivotal figure in the defensive third, Quashie has accumulated 28 caps for England, demonstrating her enduring value at the highest level of the sport. Throughout her career, she has showcased remarkable resilience, successfully returning to play in 2023 after navigating two significant Achilles injuries in 2021 and 2022. Her international career highlights include securing a bronze medal with the England team at the 2023 Fast5 Netball World Series, marking a triumphant return to elite competition.
Her consistent high-performance for both England and the London Mavericks, coupled with her resilience and leadership in the defensive circle, makes her a highly sought-after talent. With 28 international caps and multiple major tournament wins, Quashie remains a cornerstone of elite netball, driving success on the court with her unparalleled defensive skills.