Securing the signature of the three-time ANZ Championship title winner will see her become one of the longest serving Firebirds as she prepares for her 15th season in purple.
The Jamaican sensation will turn 33 in November and has shown little sign of slowing down after scoring an impressive 531 goals in the 2021 season.
Despite the hype around Aiken’s signing, for her she’s just doing what she loves.
“For me it is just another year. I love playing and as long as I get opportunities to play, I am forever grateful and proud,” she said.
“I am just very happy to be offered another year, these girls are passionate and just awesome to work with.
“I love how passionate we are as a club, the values we live and breathe are amazing and I love being a Birdie.”
Retaining the services of the two-time Commonwealth Games bronze medallist has Firebirds head coach Megan Anderson excited about the future.
“We’re thrilled that Romelda has re-signed for the 2022 season, she is one remarkable athlete and continues to improve and add new dimensions to her game each year,” Anderson said.
“Next year will be Romelda’s 15th season at the club – and we love that she has committed to bringing her vibe and passion for the game to our club and purple family for another year.
“She is a vital cog in our attacking circle and gives so much of herself to her teammates. We can’t wait to see her dominate the circle yet again in 2022.”
