In 2026, she served as a permanent replacement player for Sunday Aryang taking her total Fever games to 31.
Cransberg joined the Club in 2022 as a training partner, relocating from Victoria during the peak of COVID-19 closures and made her debut that same year.
She continued as a training partner in 2023 and 2024 before being named the Club’s 11th player for 2025, appearing in 13 of 16 games that season.
Speaking about the opportunity to represent Fever again, Cransberg said she was delighted to return.
“I can’t wait to see what this team can achieve in 2027. Personally, I really want to build on and improve from last year, and go out and play my best netball,” she said.
“It is technically my first official contract, so that adds an extra layer of excitement.”
West Coast Fever General Manager Sara Francis-Bayman said the Club was thrilled to welcome Zoe back.
“Zoe has demonstrated continuous improvement throughout her time at the Club, and we know she is only getting better,” she said.
“Zoe’s work ethic is exceptional, and the consistency and composure she brings to her game are beyond her years. We see her playing a really important role for our team moving forward.”
“We’re delighted to offer Zoe her first full-time contract. It’s a fantastic milestone for her and one she thoroughly deserves. We can’t wait to see her take this next step and continue to grow as a player.
