Koolee Harbour is a versatile and well-rounded rugby league talent with a strong background in representative systems and proven impact across multiple positions. From the outback town of Winton to top-tier pathways in Brisbane and Sydney, Koolee brings experience, adaptability, and leadership to every environment.

Having developed her game through both rugby league and union, Koolee excels in the halves, centre, and back row — bringing vision, physicality, and game control to her teams. She is currently playing Five-Eighth for the Wynnum Manly Seagulls in the Harvey Norman Women’s competition and has previously represented the Cronulla Sharks in the 2024 U19 Tarsha Gale Cup, where she featured at Five-Eighth and Centre.

Koolee’s rep career includes standout performances at the Qld Rugby League State Championships, where she played Centre for Met East U18s, as well as Open Women’s appearances for Beenleigh Pride and at the QLD Murri Carnival, where she helped her side to a Premiership and was selected for the QLD Murri vs NSW Koori Challenge.

In union, she previously represented Qld Reds U18s and the Gold Coast Cyclones as an Outside Centre, captaining MET East at the QLD 7s State Championships. Koolee is known for her composure under pressure, strong ball-running ability, and ability to adapt to structured or unstructured styles of play.

A proud Aboriginal woman from Winton, Koolee completed her schooling at John Paul College, where she served as College Vice Captain while boarding from Years 7 to 12. Her leadership, work ethic, and team-first mentality are highly regarded by coaches and peers alike.