Alicia Scholes is a creative livewire who will hope to dictate the attack for London Pulse.
Scholes has plenty of Netball Super League experience under her belt after making her debut with Manchester Thunder in 2020, and has become a mainstay at London Pulse after moving to the capital in 2022.
She helped Pulse reach the Netball Super League Grand Final in 2023, and was part of the 2024 squad that finished third after defeat in the play-off semi finals.
Scholes - the daughter of former England and Manchester United footballer Paul Scholes - was selected for the Future Roses programme in the 2022-23 season, debuting in the Fast5 Netball World Series in New Zealand in 2023.
She later became a Vitality Rose and was part of the team that eanred a historic win in the Vitality Netball Nations Cup in 2025.
Previously she had competed in various international competitions that had included an Under-17 tour in Australia and the Netball Europe Under-21 Championships in 2019.
Scholes first picked up a netball aged eight at Oldham Ball Hall and whilst playing at Oldham Hulme Grammar school she rose through the age groups before then moving on to YWCA Bury at the age of 15 and playing in their Premier League squad.
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