Gorman has continued to build her reputation as a reliable two-way contributor since arriving in Perth ahead of the 2023-24 campaign, bringing defensive intensity, versatility and energy to the Lynx line-up.
The 26-year-old featured prominently throughout the 2025-26 season, appearing in 24 games and providing valuable minutes off the bench and impacting the contest with her defensive pressure and work rate.
Across her time in Lynx colours, Gorman has developed into a consistent presence within the rotation, capable of guarding multiple positions and contributing across the stat sheet, while continuing to grow her offensive game.
Off the WNBL stage, Gorman has also enjoyed significant success in the NBL1 West competition with the Cockburn Cougars, where she is a two-time champion and Grand Final MVP, underlining her quality and winning pedigree.
Perth Lynx General Manager, Chris Earl, said Gorman’s re-commitment was an important piece of continuity for the club.
“Steph has become a really important part of our program over the past few seasons,” Earl said.
“She competes on both ends of the floor and continues to find ways to impact winning. We’ve loved seeing her growth and we’re excited to have her back in Lynx colours for WNBL27.”
Gorman said she was excited to continue her journey with the Lynx.
“I’m stoked to be back with the Lynx for Year 4,” Gorman said. “I’m looking forward to coming back healthy, after a tough season last year with injury, and hoping we can go one further. The team list is looking unreal, and we’ve got one of the best fanbases in the country. I’m excited to get to work.”
Gorman joins Alex Ciabattoni, Nya Lok, Anneli Maley and Sami Whitcomb as players already locked into the Perth Lynx roster for the WNBL27 season.
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