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List of A-League Women hat-tricks

Since the A-League Women's inaugural season in 2008–09 as the W-League, nearly fifty players have scored hat-tricks in A-League Women matches by scoring three goals in one game. In addition, five players have scored more than three goals in a A-League Women regular season match. The first hat-trick was scored by Sandra Scalzi for Adelaide United in a win over Newcastle Jets.

Hat-tricks

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Key
4 Player scored four goals
5 Player scored five goals
* The home team
Note: The results column shows the player's team score first
Player Nationality For Against Result Date Ref
Sandra Scalzi   Australia Adelaide United* Newcastle Jets 3–2 31 October 2008 [1]
Michelle Heyman   Australia Central Coast Mariners Adelaide United* 6–0 14 November 2009 [2]
Tameka Butt   Australia Brisbane Roar Newcastle Jets* 6–0 5 December 2009 [3]
Michelle Heyman   Australia Canberra United Perth Glory* 4–1 7 November 2010 [4]
Tara Andrews 4   Australia Newcastle Jets* Adelaide United 7–1 8 January 2011 [5]
Kyah Simon   Australia Sydney FC Perth Glory* 5–1 9 January 2011 [6]
Michelle Heyman   Australia Canberra United* Perth Glory 3–2 29 October 2011 [7]
Tameka Butt   Australia Brisbane Roar Perth Glory* 5–2 19 November 2011 [8]
Caitlin Friend   Australia Melbourne Victory* Adelaide United 4–0 19 November 2011 [9]
Kylie Ledbrook   Australia Sydney FC* Perth Glory 11–0 3 December 2011 [10]
Renee Rollason   Australia
Leena Khamis   Australia
Jodie Taylor   England Melbourne Victory Perth Glory* 5–0 10 December 2011 [11]
Sarah McLaughlin   New Zealand Adelaide United* Western Sydney Wanderers 4–3 20 October 2012 [12]
Kate Gill   Australia Perth Glory Newcastle Jets* 6–1 10 November 2012 [13]
Rosie Sutton   Australia Perth Glory* Sydney FC 3–1 17 November 2012 [14]
Lisa De Vanna   Australia Perth Glory Sydney FC* 7–5 15 December 2012 [15]
Emily Gielnik   Australia Brisbane Roar* Adelaide United 6–2 22 December 2012 [16]
Kyah Simon   Australia Sydney FC Newcastle Jets* 4–0 23 December 2012 [17]
Tameka Butt   Australia Brisbane Roar* Canberra United 5–1 12 January 2013 [18]
Katrina Gorry   Australia Brisbane Roar Western Sydney Wanderers* 4–1 1 December 2013 [19]
Caitlin Friend   Australia Melbourne Victory* Newcastle Jets 6–0 7 December 2013 [20]
Caitlin Foord   Australia Sydney FC* Perth Glory 8–2 5 January 2014 [21]
Lisa De Vanna   Australia Melbourne Victory Newcastle Jets* 4–1 25 January 2014 [22]
Kate Gill 5   Australia Perth Glory Western Sydney Wanderers* 10–1 5 October 2014 [23]
Amy Jackson   Australia Melbourne Victory* Adelaide United 4–0 12 October 2014 [24]
Racheal Quigley   Australia Melbourne Victory* Newcastle Jets 4–0 22 November 2014 [25]
Sam Kerr   Australia Perth Glory Sydney FC* 5–0 30 November 2014 [26]
Rosie Sutton   Australia Adelaide United Melbourne Victory* 4–0 8 November 2015 [27]
Natasha Dowie   England Melbourne Victory Brisbane Roar* 4–1 1 January 2017 [28]
Ashleigh Sykes 4   Australia Canberra United* Perth Glory 7–2 14 January 2017 [29]
Adriana Jones   Australia Adelaide United* Western Sydney Wanderers 10–2 14 January 2017 [29]
Sofia Huerta   Mexico
Arin Gilliland   United States Newcastle Jets Sydney FC* 3–1 21 January 2017 [30]
Rachel Hill   United States Perth Glory Brisbane Roar* 4–1 5 November 2017 [31]
Makenzy Doniak   United States Adelaide United* Perth Glory 3–1 10 November 2017 [32]
Arin Gilliland   United States Newcastle Jets Brisbane Roar* 3–0 10 December 2017 [33]
Sam Kerr   Australia Perth Glory Newcastle Jets* 3–3 16 December 2017 [34]
Elise Thorsnes   Norway Canberra United* Adelaide United 6–1 7 January 2018 [35]
Sam Kerr   Australia Perth Glory* Canberra United 4–4 20 January 2018 [36]
Katie Stengel   United States Newcastle Jets Canberra United* 5–1 28 January 2018 [37]
Jasmyne Spencer   United States Melbourne City* Sydney FC 3–1 2 November 2018 [38]
Natasha Dowie   England Melbourne Victory Sydney FC* 3–2 25 November 2018 [39]
Caitlin Foord   Australia Sydney FC* Brisbane Roar 5–1 9 December 2018 [40]
Sam Kerr   Australia Perth Glory Melbourne Victory* 4–2 (a.e.t.) 10 February 2019 [41]
Kristen Hamilton   United States Western Sydney Wanderers Brisbane Roar* 3–1 28 November 2019 [42]
Michelle Heyman   Australia Canberra United* Adelaide United 4–3 30 December 2020 [43]
Emily Gielnik   Australia Brisbane Roar* Adelaide United 4–2 12 March 2021 [44]
Melina Ayres   Australia Melbourne Victory Brisbane Roar* 6–2 4 April 2021 [45]
Hannah Wilkinson 5   New Zealand Melbourne City Melbourne Victory* 5–1 26 December 2021 [46]
Mackenzie Hawkesby   Australia Sydney FC Wellington Phoenix* 5–0 30 December 2021 [47]
María José Rojas   Chile Sydney FC* Canberra United 6–0 15 January 2022 [48]
Fiona Worts 5   England Adelaide United Brisbane Roar* 8–2 13 February 2022 [49]
Fiona Worts   England Adelaide United* Melbourne Victory 3–0 26 February 2022 [50]
Larissa Crummer   Australia Brisbane Roar Newcastle Jets* 5–1 4 March 2022 [51]
Michelle Heyman   Australia Canberra United Brisbane Roar* 3–3 10 March 2022 [52]
Sarah Griffith   United States Newcastle Jets* Western Sydney Wanderers 4–2 26 November 2022 [53]
Kayla Morrison   United States Melbourne Victory* Newcastle Jets 5–2 18 December 2022 [54]
Princess Ibini-Isei   Australia Sydney FC Melbourne Victory* 6–3 26 January 2023 [55]
Michelle Heyman   Australia Canberra United* Adelaide United 4–2 4 March 2023 [56]
Melina Ayres   Australia Melbourne Victory Melbourne City* 4–3 (a.e.t.) 15 April 2023 [57]
Holly McNamara   Australia Melbourne City* Western Sydney Wanderers 4–3 12 November 2023 [58]
Millie Farrow   England Perth Glory Melbourne City* 3–1 9 December 2023 [59]
Vesna Milivojević   Serbia Canberra United* Brisbane Roar 5–1 10 December 2023 [60]
Emina Ekic   Bosnia and Herzegovina Melbourne City* Brisbane Roar 5–3 28 December 2023 [61]
Daniela Galic   Australia Melbourne City Adelaide United* 5–0 6 January 2024 [62]
Sarina Bolden   Philippines Newcastle Jets* Brisbane Roar 3–0 17 February 2024 [63]
Hannah Keane   United States Western United* Canberra United 4–2 1 March 2024 [64]
Emily Gielnik   Australia Melbourne Victory* Adelaide United 4–1 10 March 2024 [65]
Emily Gielnik   Australia Melbourne Victory* Western United 4–1 17 November 2024 [66]
Sienna Saveska   Australia Western Sydney Wanderers* Western United 5–1 14 December 2024 [67]
Laini Freier   Australia Brisbane Roar Newcastle Jets* 6–1 21 December 2024 [68]

Multiple hat-tricks

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The following table lists the number of hat-tricks scored by players who have scored two or more hat-tricks.

As of 17 November 2024
Rank Player Hat-tricks
1   Michelle Heyman 6
2   Emily Gielnik 4
  Sam Kerr
4   Tameka Butt 3
5   Melina Ayres 2
  Lisa De Vanna
  Natasha Dowie
  Caitlin Foord
  Caitlin Friend
  Kate Gill
  Arin Gilliland
  Kyah Simon
  Rosie Sutton
  Fiona Worts

Fastest hat-tricks

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Minutes Player Match Date
7   Sam Kerr Newcastle Jets v Perth Glory 16 December 2017
11   Sarah McLaughlin Adelaide United v Western Sydney Wanderers 20 October 2012
  Kate Gill Western Sydney Wanderers v Perth Glory 5 October 2014
15   Elise Thorsnes Canberra United v Adelaide United 7 January 2018
16   Michelle Heyman Canberra United v Perth Glory 29 October 2011
  Leena Khamis Sydney FC v Perth Glory 3 December 2011
17   Sienna Saveska Western Sydney Wanderers v Western United 14 December 2024
18   Emily Gielnik Brisbane Roar v Adelaide United 12 March 2021
19   Melina Ayres Melbourne City v Melbourne Victory 15 April 2023
  Daniela Galic Melbourne City v Adelaide United 28 December 2023

See also

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References

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