YOUNG Gold Coast star Havana Harris has re-signed with the Suns for a further three seasons.

The 20-year-old key forward is having a brilliant second season and has inked a deal to remain at Carrara until at least the end of 2029.

“I love the Gold Coast. The club treats me so good,” Harris told AFL.com.au.

“I wouldn’t want to play my footy anywhere else.”

Harris has been integral to the remarkable turnaround by the Suns in 2026 that sees them sitting in fifth place with a 5-2 record.

Following a standout debut season last year, the athletic forward has kicked eight goals and been involved in a team-high six score involvements a game.

She said playing alongside fellow Gold Coast Academy graduates Ava Usher, Dekota Baron, Alannah Welsh and Sunny Lappin (among others too many to name) made her decision to stay on the Coast a no-brainer.

“I thought it would take a while for the younger player to gel with the current players, but we’ve just connected as a group so quickly and so well and it’s been heaps of fun,” she said.

“It’s weird being the oldest player in the forward line at the moment. Other than when Hatch (Anne Hatchard) comes down!

“I’ve had to take on more of a leadership role … which I’ve found quite difficult, but Stanno (Jamie Stanton) has been awesome with me off the field in helping me with that.”

Harris said Gold Coast was treating Saturday’s QClash against Brisbane like “any other match” as it seeks to beat the Lions for the first time in club history.

As for the how far they can go in 2026? “We’ve got some momentum, so let’s see how far we can go.”