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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]

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 Australia Michelle Heyman 6
2 Australia Emily Gielnik 4
Australia Sam Kerr
4 Australia Tameka Butt 3
5 Australia Melina Ayres 2
Australia Lisa De Vanna
England Natasha Dowie
Australia Caitlin Foord
Australia Caitlin Friend
Australia Kate Gill
United States Arin Gilliland
Australia Kyah Simon
Australia Rosie Sutton
England Fiona Worts

See also

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References

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