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List of Y-League hat-tricks

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Since the Y-League's inaugural season, more than sixty players have scored hat-tricks in Y-League matches, by scoring three goals in one game.

Hat-tricks[edit]

Key
4 Player scored four goals
* The home team
Note: The results column shows the home team score first


Player Nationality For Against Result Date Ref
Sean Rooney Australia Australia Sydney FC Perth Glory* 3–5 19 October 2008 [1]
Andrija Jukic Australia Australia Perth Glory* Sydney FC 3–5 11 October 2008 [1]
Chris Grossman Australia Australia Queensland Roar* Perth Glory 5–1 23 November 2008 [2]
Nathan Elasi Australia Australia Melbourne Victory* Sydney FC 3–1 28 December 2008 [3]
Tim Smits Australia Australia Queensland Roar Central Coast Mariners 0–3 10 January 2009 [4]
Anthony Skorich Australia Australia Perth Glory Newcastle Jets* 2–5 17 January 2009 [5]
Francesco Monterosso Australia Australia Adelaide United* Perth Glory 3–0 31 January 2009 [6]
Nik Mrdja Australia Australia Central Coast Mariners Newcastle Jets* 0–6 23 October 2009 [7]
Reece Vittiglia Australia Australia Perth Glory Australian Institute of Sport* 3–4 24 October 2009 [8]
Chris Payne Australia Australia Sydney FC* Brisbane Roar 5–0 24 October 2009 [9]
Chris Broadfoot Australia Australia Gold Coast United Sydney FC* 0–4 26 September 2010 [10]
Luke Pilkington Australia Australia Melbourne Victory* Gold Coast United 4–1 31 October 2010 [11]
Luke Brattan Australia Australia Brisbane Roar Australian Institute of Sport 1–4 13 November 2010 [12]
Bernie Ibini-Isei4 Australia Australia Central Coast Mariners* Adelaide United 5–1 5 December 2010 [13]
Branko Jelić Serbia Serbia Perth Glory Gold Coast United* 6–4 2 January 2011 [14]
Ben Halloran Australia Australia Gold Coast United* Perth Glory 6–4 2 January 2011 [14]
Jesse Makarounas Australia Australia Australian Institute of Sport* Newcastle Jets 3–2 5 February 2011 [15]
Mitchell Mallia Australia Australia Sydney FC* Melbourne Heart 5–1 29 October 2011 [16]
Justin Hayward Australia Australia Central Coast Mariners* Melbourne Victory 6–0 11 November 2011 [17]
Mitchell Mallia Australia Australia Sydney FC Perth Glory* 2–5 13 November 2011 [18]
Nick Fitzgerald Australia Australia Brisbane Roar Newcastle Jets* 3–6 20 November 2011 [19]
Chris Payne Australia Australia Newcastle Jets Adelaide United 0–5 26 November 2011 [20]
Zachary Walker Australia Australia Melbourne Heart Brisbane Roar* 2–5 11 December 2011 [21]
Tom Rogic Australia Australia Central Coast Mariners Newcastle Jets 1–4 13 January 2012 [22]
Anthony Proia Australia Australia Brisbane Roar Australian Institute of Sport* 2–11 11 February 2012 [23]
Issey Nakajima-Farran Canada Canada Brisbane Roar Australian Institute of Sport* 2–11 11 February 2012 [23]
Matthew Thurtell Australia Australia Brisbane Roar Australian Institute of Sport* 2–11 11 February 2012 [23]
Zachary Walker Australia Australia Melbourne Heart* Australian Institute of Sport 4–0 18 February 2012 [24]
Marko Jesic Australia Australia Newcastle Jets* Australian Institute of Sport 7–0 17 November 2012 [25]
Alec Urosevski Australia Australia Sydney FC* Australian Institute of Sport 0–8 21 November 2012 [26]
Awer Mabil Australia Australia Adelaide United* Newcastle Jets 3–2 15 December 2012 [27]
Marko Jesic Australia Australia Newcastle Jets* Perth Glory 4–6 13 January 2013 [28]
Brandon Lundy Australia Australia Newcastle Jets Australian Institute of Sport* 2–5 26 January 2013 [29]
Francesco Stella Australia Australia Melbourne Victory* Perth Glory 7–0 3 February 2013 [30]
Adam Taggart Australia Australia Newcastle Jets* Melbourne Heart 5–2 3 February 2013 [31]
Christopher Cristaldo Australia Australia Melbourne Victory Adelaide United* 0–6 9 February 2013 [32]
Marko Jesic Australia Australia Newcastle Jets Western Sydney Wanderers* 0–4 10 February 2013 [33]
Kale Bradbery Australia Australia Newcastle Jets* Adelaide United 6–1 17 February 2013 [34]
James Meyer Australia Australia Brisbane Roar Newcastle Jets* 1–3 23 February 2013 [35]
Mitchell Mallia Australia Australia Sydney FC* Adelaide United 5–2 16 November 2013 [36]
James Virgili Australia Australia Newcastle Jets* Australian Institute of Sport 6–3 23 November 2013 [37]
Blake Powell4 Australia Australia Sydney FC* Perth Glory 9–2 5 January 2014 [38]
Andrew Nabbout Australia Australia Melbourne Victory* Brisbane Roar 5–2 5 January 2014 [39]
Mark Cindric Australia Australia Western Sydney Wanderers* Perth Glory 6–0 12 January 2014 [40]
Anthony Costa Australia Australia Adelaide United Brisbane Roar* 4–3 12 January 2014 [41]
Jai Ingham New Zealand New Zealand Brisbane Roar* Adelaide United 4–3 12 January 2014 [42]
Kale Bradbery Australia Australia Newcastle Jets Perth Glory* 2–6 25 January 2014 [43]
Jamie Maclaren Australia Australia Perth Glory* Melbourne Victory 5–2 1 February 2014 [44]
Christopher Cristaldo Australia Australia Melbourne Victory* Central Coast Mariners 5–2 9 February 2014 [45]
Michael Mifsud Malta Malta Melbourne Heart* Australian Institute of Sport 8–1 15 February 2014 [46]
Jamie Maclaren Australia Australia Perth Glory* Western Sydney Wanderers 4–1 23 February 2014 [47]
James Brown Australia Australia Newcastle Jets Sydney FC 1–7 23 February 2014 [48]
Anthony Costa Australia Australia Adelaide United* Perth Glory 4–2 1 March 2014 [49]
Jake McGing Australia Australia Central Coast Mariners Melbourne Victory 5–1 6 December 2014 [50]
Daniel Smith Australia Australia Adelaide United* Melbourne Victory 4–2 7 November 2015 [51]
Nicholas Panetta Australia Australia FFA Centre of Excellence Newcastle Jets 4–3 15 November 2015 [52]
Daniel Heffernan England England Central Coast Mariners FFA Centre of Excellence 5–3 22 November 2015 [53]
Max Burgess Australia Australia Sydney FC Western Sydney Wanderers 5–0 22 November 2015 [54]
Wade Dekker Australia Australia Melbourne City* Brisbane Roar 4–3 5 December 2015 [55]
Ryan Peterson Australia Australia Central Coast Mariners Western Sydney Wanderers 7–2 13 December 2015 [56]
Devante Clut Australia Australia Brisbane Roar* Adelaide United 10–0 19 December 2015 [57]
Josh Macdonald Australia Australia Western Sydney Wanderers FFA Centre of Excellence 2–5 9 January 2016 [58]
Marc Marino Australia Australia Adelaide United Melbourne Victory* 1–4 26 November 2016 [59]
Steven Lustica Australia Australia Western Sydney Wanderers FFA Centre of Excellence* 0–8 4 December 2016 [60]
Duncan Stewart Australia Australia Central Coast Mariners* FFA Centre of Excellence 4–2 17 December 2016
Harrison Sawyer Australia Australia Newcastle Jets Sydney FC* 4–3 15 January 2017 [61]
Yusuf Ahmed Australia Australia Melbourne City* Melbourne Victory 4–4 22 January 2017 [62]
Apostolos Stamatelopoulos Australia Australia Adelaide United Perth Glory* 1–3 19 November 2017 [63]
Abraham Majok Australia Australia Western Sydney Wanderers Canberra United 8–0 19 November 2017 [64]
Braedyn Crowley Australia Australia Melbourne City* Melbourne Victory 9–2 3 December 2017 [65]
Angus Thurgate Australia Australia Newcastle Jets* Canberra United 6–3 3 December 2017 [66]
Peter Kekeris Australia Australia Central Coast Mariners Canberra United* 3–6 9 December 2017 [67]
Pierce Waring Australia Australia Melbourne Victory Adelaide United* 3–4 13 January 2018 [68]
Abraham Majok Australia Australia Western Sydney Wanderers Newcastle Jets* 0–3 27 January 2018 [69]
Daniel Leck Australia Australia Brisbane Roar Melbourne Victory 6–0 23 December 2018 [70]

Multiple hat-tricks[edit]

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

Rank Player Hat-tricks
1 Australia Mitchell Mallia 3
Australia Marko Pesic
2 Australia Kale Bradbery 2
Australia Anthony Costa
Australia Christopher Cristaldo
Australia Jamie Maclaren
Australia Abraham Majok
Australia Chris Payne
Australia Zachary Walker

References[edit]

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