W-League transfers for 2015–16 season

This is a list of Australian soccer transfers for the 2015–16 W-League. Only moves featuring at least one W-League club are listed.

Transfers

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All players without a flag are Australian. Clubs without a flag are clubs participating in the W-League. All transfers between W-League clubs include a free transfer period in the off-season since prior to the 2017–18 season, the W-League didn't have multi-year contracts.[1][2]

Pre-season

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Date Name Moving from Moving to
9 December 2014 United States Chantel Jones Canberra United United States Western New York Flash[3][4]
20 December 2014 Elisa D'Ovidio Perth Glory Retired[5]
21 December 2014 United States Lori Lindsey Canberra United Retired[6]
28 January 2015 Tia Gavin Western Sydney Wanderers United States Washington State Cougars[7][8][4]
29 March 2015 Canada Shelina Zadorsky Perth Glory Sweden Vittsjö GIK[9]
31 March 2015 Racheal Quigley Melbourne Victory Australia Bulleen Lions[10]
9 April 2015 Collette McCallum Perth Glory Retired[11][12]
13 April 2015 Emma Stanbury Newcastle Jets Australia Manly United[13]
11 May 2015 Norway Lisa-Marie Woods Adelaide United Kazakhstan BIIK Kazygurt[14][15]
13 May 2015 Germany Nadine Angerer Brisbane Roar Retired[16]
11 June 2015 Hayley Raso Brisbane Roar United States Washington Spirit[17]
12 June 2015 Emily van Egmond Newcastle Jets Germany FFC Frankfurt[18]
9 July 2015 Elise Kellond-Knight Brisbane Roar Germany Turbine Potsdam[19]
10 July 2015 Lisa De Vanna Melbourne Victory Melbourne City[20]
17 July 2015 Isabel Hodgson Adelaide United United States ETSU Buccaneers[21]
12 August 2015 Casey Dumont Sydney FC Unattached[22]
12 August 2015 Sunny Franco Brisbane Roar Sydney FC[22]
12 August 2015 Princess Ibini Unattached Sydney FC[22]
12 August 2015 Alanna Kennedy Perth Glory Sydney FC[22]
12 August 2015 Sham Khamis Western Sydney Wanderers Sydney FC[22]
14 August 2015 Laura Alleway Brisbane Roar Melbourne City[23]
18 August 2015 Hannah Brewer Melbourne Victory Australia Valentine Phoenix[24][25]
20 August 2015 Brianna Davey Melbourne Victory Melbourne City[26]
24 August 2015 Kim Carroll Brisbane Roar Perth Glory[27]
2 September 2015 Jada Whyman Australia Macarthur Rams Western Sydney Wanderers[28][29]
4 September 2015 Larissa Crummer Brisbane Roar Melbourne City[30]
4 September 2015 Alex Chidiac Adelaide United Melbourne City[30]
4 September 2015 Beattie Goad Melbourne Victory Melbourne City[30]
4 September 2015 Monique Iannella Adelaide United Melbourne City[30]
14 September 2015 Grace Field Canberra United Unattached[31]
14 September 2015 Sally Rojahn Canberra United Unattached[31]
14 September 2015 Emma Checker Melbourne Victory Canberra United[31]
16 September 2015 Grace Abbey Australia FFSA NTC Adelaide United[32]
16 September 2015 Claudia Jenkins Australia FFSA NTC Adelaide United[32]
16 September 2015 Matilda McNamara Australia FFSA NTC Adelaide United[32]
16 September 2015 Marijana Rajcic Australia Box Hill United Adelaide United[32]
17 September 2015 United States Stephanie Ochs Canberra United United States Houston Dash[33]
17 September 2015 Mexico Verónica Pérez United States Washington Spirit Canberra United[34]
17 September 2015 New Zealand Emma Kete Unattached Canberra United[34]
17 September 2015 Jenna McCormick Adelaide United Canberra United[34]
17 September 2015 Nickoletta Flannery Unattached Canberra United[34]
17 September 2015 Lydia Williams Unattached Canberra United[34]
17 September 2015 Steph Catley Melbourne Victory[note 1] Melbourne City[35]
17 September 2015 New Zealand Rebekah Stott Germany SC Sand Melbourne City[35]
17 September 2015 Trudy Burke Western Sydney Wanderers Melbourne City[35]
17 September 2015 Marianna Tabain Perth Glory Melbourne City[35]
17 September 2015 Ashlee Brodigan Emerging Jets Newcastle Jets[36][37]
17 September 2015 Kobie Ferguson Emerging Jets Newcastle Jets[36][37]
23 September 2015 Ellie Carpenter Australia NSW Institute Western Sydney Wanderers[38][39]
24 September 2015 United States Michelle Betos United States Portland Thorns Sydney FC (loan)[40]
25 September 2015 Chantelle Ryder Australia Eastern Suburbs Adelaide United[41]
25 September 2015 Rosie Sutton Australia Eastern Suburbs Adelaide United[41]
25 September 2015 Allira Toby Australia Olympic FC Adelaide United[41]
25 September 2015 Lorena Maggio Australia Western Pride Adelaide United[41]
25 September 2015 Eliza Ammendolia Australia Macarthur Rams Western Sydney Wanderers[29][42]
25 September 2015 Liz Grey Australia Sydney University Western Sydney Wanderers[29][43]
25 September 2015 Erica Halloway Australia Illawara Stingrays Western Sydney Wanderers[29][44]
25 September 2015 Teagan Micah Brisbane Roar Western Sydney Wanderers[29][45]
25 September 2015 Canada Carmelina Moscato United States Seattle Reign Western Sydney Wanderers[29][46]
25 September 2015 Tara Pender Australia Blacktown Spartans Western Sydney Wanderers[29][47]
25 September 2015 Alix Roberts Australia Blacktown Spartans Western Sydney Wanderers[29][48]
26 September 2015 Alexandra Gummer Melbourne Victory Adelaide United[49]
26 September 2015 United States Sarah Killion United States Sky Blue Adelaide United (loan)[49]
30 September 2015 Amy Jackson Melbourne Victory Melbourne City[50]
1 October 2015 United States Abby Dahlkemper United States Western New York Flash Adelaide United (loan)[51]
2 October 2015 United States Nikki Stanton United States Sky Blue Perth Glory (loan)[52]
2 October 2015 Ruth Blackburn Australia The Gap Brisbane Roar[53]
2 October 2015 Gabe Marzano Perth Glory Brisbane Roar[53]
2 October 2015 Summer O'Brien Australia The Gap Brisbane Roar[53]
2 October 2015 Sweden Sofie Persson Australia Sunshine Coast Brisbane Roar[53]
3 October 2015 Vedrana Popovic Brisbane Roar Unattached[54]
3 October 2015 Brooke Spence Brisbane Roar Unattached[54]
3 October 2015 Alisha Foote Australia Redlands United Brisbane Roar[54]
3 October 2015 Maili Forbes Australia The Gap Brisbane Roar[54]
3 October 2015 England Carrie Simpson England Bradford City Brisbane Roar[54]
3 October 2015 Ashley Spina Newcastle Jets Brisbane Roar[54]
3 October 2015 Cortnee Vine Unattached Brisbane Roar[54]
4 October 2015 MelindaJ Barbieri Australia FFV NTC Melbourne Victory[55][25]
4 October 2015 Melissa Barbieri Adelaide United Melbourne Victory[56][55]
4 October 2015 United States Brooke Elby United States North Carolina Tar Heels Melbourne Victory[55][25]
4 October 2015 Whitney Knight Australia FFV NTC Melbourne Victory[55][25]
4 October 2015 Selin Kuralay Retirement Melbourne Victory[55][25]
4 October 2015 Annabel Martin Australia FFV NTC Melbourne Victory[55][25]
4 October 2015 New Zealand Briar Palmer Australia Ashburton United Melbourne Victory[55][25]
4 October 2015 Jessica Pitts Australia Bundoora United Melbourne Victory[55][25]
4 October 2015 United States Jamie Pollock Australia South Melbourne Melbourne Victory[55][25]
4 October 2015 Thea Slatyer Retirement Melbourne Victory[55]
4 October 2015 Adriana Taranto Australia FFV NTC Melbourne Victory[55][25]
4 October 2015 Melissa Taranto Australia FFV NTC Melbourne Victory[55][25]
7 October 2015 Gema Simon Melbourne Victory Newcastle Jets[57]
7 October 2015 New Zealand Hannah Bromley Australia Northbridge Newcastle Jets[57]
7 October 2015 Adriana Jones Australia Central Coast Mariners Newcastle Jets[57]
7 October 2015 Jenna Kingsley Western Sydney Wanderers Newcastle Jets[57]
7 October 2015 Chloe Logarzo Sydney FC Newcastle Jets[57]
8 October 2015 United States Caprice Dydasco United States Washington Spirit Newcastle Jets (loan)[58]
8 October 2015 United States Megan Oyster United States Washington Spirit Newcastle Jets (loan)[58]
8 October 2015 Aivi Luik[note 2] Perth Glory Melbourne City[4][59]
8 October 2015 Hayley Raso United States Washington Spirit Melbourne Victory (loan)[58]
8 October 2015 England Jodie Taylor United States Portland Thorns Canberra United (loan)[60]
12 October 2015 Wales Jess Fishlock United States Seattle Reign Melbourne City (loan)[61]
12 October 2015 Scotland Kim Little United States Seattle Reign Melbourne City (loan)[61]
13 October 2015 Hayley Crawford Newcastle Jets Retired[62]
13 October 2015 United States Katherine Reynolds Newcastle Jets United States Washington Spirit[note 3][62]
13 October 2015 United States Angela Salem Newcastle Jets United States Washington Spirit[note 3][62]
13 October 2015 United States Tori Huster Newcastle Jets United States Washington Spirit (end of loan)[62]
13 October 2015 Amber Neilson Newcastle Jets Retired[62]
13 October 2015 Grace Macintyre Newcastle Jets Unattached[62]
13 October 2015 Renee Rudder Newcastle Jets Australia Moreton Bay United[62]
13 October 2015 Danielle Brogan Adelaide United Perth Glory[64]
13 October 2015 Ella Mastrantonio Melbourne Victory Perth Glory[64]
14 October 2015 United States Haley Kopmeyer United States Seattle Reign Brisbane Roar (loan)[65][66]
14 October 2015 England Kristy Moore Adelaide United Retired[67]
14 October 2015 Denmark Katrine Pedersen Adelaide United Retired[67]
14 October 2015 Dylan Holmes Adelaide United United States Colgate Raiders[67]
14 October 2015 England Katie Holtham Adelaide United Perth Glory[67][68][69]
14 October 2015 Rachel Alonso Adelaide United Australia Bundoora United[67]
14 October 2015 Daila Tais-Borg Adelaide United Unattached[67]
14 October 2015 Jessie Wharepouri Adelaide United Australia Northern Tigers[67]
14 October 2015 United States Kaitlyn Savage New Zealand Glenfield Rovers Adelaide United[67]
14 October 2015 New Zealand Elizabeth Milne New Zealand Glenfield Rovers Adelaide United[67]
14 October 2015 Nora Peat Australia FFSA NTC Adelaide United[67]
16 October 2015 Mexico Anisa Guajardo Australia Heidelberg United Melbourne City[70]
16 October 2015 Melina Ayres Australia Ashburton United Melbourne City[70]
16 October 2015 Olivia Ellis Australia Boroondara Eagles Melbourne City[70]
16 October 2015 Holly Houston Canberra United Unattached[4]
16 October 2015 Lyndsay Kohlet Australia Bankstown City Sydney FC[4]
16 October 2015 Alesha Clifford Sydney FC Australia Marconi Stallions[4]
16 October 2015 Alyssa Harris Sydney FC Australia Manly United[4]
16 October 2015 United States Samantha Johnson Sydney FC United States Chicago Red Stars (end of loan)[4]
16 October 2015 Heidi Makrillos Sydney FC Australia North West Sydney Koalas[4]
16 October 2015 Servet Uzunlar Sydney FC Australia APIA Leichhardt[4]
16 October 2015 Lorena Bugden Western Sydney Wanderers Unattached[4]
16 October 2015 Victoria Guzman Western Sydney Wanderers Australia Sydney University[4]
16 October 2015 Grace Henry Western Sydney Wanderers Australia Sydney University[4]
16 October 2015 Caitlin Jarvie Western Sydney Wanderers Australia Marconi Stallions[4]
16 October 2015 Rhianna Pollicina Western Sydney Wanderers Australia North West Sydney Koalas[4]
16 October 2015 Jessica Seaman Western Sydney Wanderers Australia North West Sydney Koalas[4]
17 October 2015 Jessica Au Melbourne Victory Australia Bundoora United[25]
17 October 2015 United States Lauren Barnes Melbourne Victory United States Seattle Reign (end of loan)[25]
17 October 2015 Tiffany Eliadis Melbourne Victory Australia South Melbourne[25]
17 October 2015 Caitlin Friend Melbourne Victory Australia Bulleen Lions[25]
17 October 2015 United States Elli Reed Melbourne Victory United States Seattle Reign (end of loan)[25]
17 October 2015 Wales Carys Hawkins Perth Glory Unattached[12]
17 October 2015 Bronwyn Studman Perth Glory Australia Canberra FC[12]
17 October 2015 Kate Gill Perth Glory Retired[12][71]
17 October 2015 Carla Bennett Australia Northern Redbacks Perth Glory[12]
17 October 2015 Caitlin Doeglas Unattached Perth Glory[12]
Kate Stewart Brisbane Roar Retired[72]

Mid-season

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Date Name Moving from Moving to
25 October 2015 Hannah Brewer Australia Valentine Phoenix Melbourne City[73]
25 October 2015 Racheal Quigley Australia Bulleen Lions Melbourne City[73]
25 October 2015 Tessa Sernio Australia Bulleen Lions Melbourne City[73]
25 October 2015 Tyla-Jay Vlajnic Australia Bundoora United Melbourne City[73]
30 October 2015 Hannah Brewer Melbourne City Unattached[74]
30 October 2015 Racheal Quigley Melbourne City Unattached[74]
30 October 2015 Tessa Sernio Melbourne City Unattached[74]
30 October 2015 Tyla-Jay Vlajnic Melbourne City Unattached[74]
30 October 2015 Erin Herd Unattached Melbourne City[74]
30 October 2015 Scotland Jen Beattie England Manchester City Melbourne City (loan)[75]
30 October 2015 United States Brooke Elby Melbourne Victory Unattached[76]
30 October 2015 United States Georgia Cloepfil Australia Ashburton United Melbourne Victory[76]
30 October 2015 Cindy Lay Unattached Melbourne Victory[76]
5 November 2015 England Jodie Taylor Canberra United United States Portland Thorns (end of loan)[77]
12 November 2015 United States Vanessa DiBernardo United States Chicago Red Stars Perth Glory (loan)[78]
15 November 2015 England Natasha Dowie England Liverpool Melbourne Victory (loan)[79]
26 December 2015 United States Georgia Cloepfil Melbourne Victory Unattached[80]
1 January 2016 England Natasha Dowie Melbourne Victory[note 4] England Doncaster Rovers Belles[81]

Re-signings

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Date Name Club
23 July 2015 Michelle Heyman Canberra United[82]
12 August 2015 Teresa Polias Sydney FC[22]
12 August 2015 Kyah Simon Sydney FC[22]
12 August 2015 Nicola Bolger Sydney FC[22]
12 August 2015 Leena Khamis Sydney FC[22]
12 August 2015 Renee Rollason Sydney FC[22]
12 August 2015 Amy Harrison Sydney FC[22]
12 August 2015 Olivia Price Sydney FC[22]
12 August 2015 Natalie Tobin Sydney FC[22]
12 August 2015 United States Jasmyne Spencer Sydney FC[22]
12 August 2015 Teigen Allen Sydney FC[22]
12 August 2015 Elizabeth Ralston Sydney FC[22]
12 August 2015 Ellyse Perry Sydney FC[22]
12 August 2015 Trudy Camilleri Sydney FC[22]
17 August 2015 Clare Polkinghorne Brisbane Roar[83]
17 August 2015 Tameka Butt Brisbane Roar[83]
17 August 2015 Emily Gielnik Brisbane Roar[83]
17 August 2015 Katrina Gorry Brisbane Roar[83]
17 August 2015 Ayesha Norrie Brisbane Roar[83]
17 August 2015 Angela Beard Brisbane Roar[83]
19 August 2015 Sam Kerr Perth Glory[84]
20 August 2015 Caitlin Foord Perth Glory[85]
24 August 2015 Amy Chapman Brisbane Roar[86]
24 August 2015 Brooke Goodrich Brisbane Roar[86]
24 August 2015 Natasha Wheeler Brisbane Roar[86]
31 August 2015 Mackenzie Arnold Perth Glory[87]
6 September 2015 Tara Andrews Newcastle Jets[88]
6 September 2015 Claire Coelho Newcastle Jets[88]
6 September 2015 Libby Copus-Brown Newcastle Jets[88]
6 September 2015 Cassidy Davis Newcastle Jets[88]
6 September 2015 Rhali Dobson Newcastle Jets[88]
6 September 2015 Georgia Yeoman-Dale Newcastle Jets[88]
9 September 2015 Sarah Carroll Perth Glory[89]
9 September 2015 Thia Eastman Perth Glory[89]
9 September 2015 Shannon May Perth Glory[89]
16 September 2015 Lauren Steer Adelaide United[32]
16 September 2015 Tiarn Powell Adelaide United[32]
17 September 2015 Brooke Miller Newcastle Jets[36][37]
17 September 2015 Sophie Nenadovic Newcastle Jets[36][37]
17 September 2015 Hannah Southwell Newcastle Jets[36][37]
17 September 2015 Clare Wheeler Newcastle Jets[36][37]
17 September 2015 Nicole Begg Canberra United[34]
17 September 2015 Catherine Brown Canberra United[34]
17 September 2015 Ellie Brush Canberra United[34]
17 September 2015 Julia De Angelis Canberra United[34]
17 September 2015 United States Kendall Fletcher Canberra United[34]
17 September 2015 Grace Gill Canberra United[34]
17 September 2015 Rebecca Kiting Canberra United[34]
17 September 2015 Melissa Maizels Canberra United[34]
17 September 2015 Grace Maher Canberra United[34]
17 September 2015 Meg McLaughlin Canberra United[34]
17 September 2015 Caitlin Munoz Canberra United[34]
17 September 2015 Tegan Riding Canberra United[34]
17 September 2015 Ashleigh Sykes Canberra United[34]
25 September 2015 Jordan Baker Western Sydney Wanderers[29]
25 September 2015 England Hannah Beard Western Sydney Wanderers[29]
25 September 2015 Michelle Carney Western Sydney Wanderers[29]
25 September 2015 Caitlin Cooper Western Sydney Wanderers[29]
25 September 2015 United States Kendall Johnson Western Sydney Wanderers[29]
25 September 2015 Demi Koulizakis Western Sydney Wanderers[29]
25 September 2015 Chloe O'Brien Western Sydney Wanderers[29]
25 September 2015 Linda O'Neill Western Sydney Wanderers[29]
25 September 2015 Helen Petinos Western Sydney Wanderers[29]
25 September 2015 Rachael Soutar Western Sydney Wanderers[29]
25 September 2015 United States Keelin Winters Western Sydney Wanderers[29]
26 September 2015 Emily Condon Adelaide United[49]
26 September 2015 Georgia Campagnale Adelaide United[49]
4 October 2015 United States Christine Nairn Melbourne Victory[55]
4 October 2015 Enza Barilla Melbourne Victory[55][90]
4 October 2015 Cassandra Dimovski Melbourne Victory[55][90]
4 October 2015 Turkey Gülcan Koca Melbourne Victory[55][90]
4 October 2015 Alex Natoli Melbourne Victory[55][90]
4 October 2015 Laura Spiranovic Melbourne Victory[55][90]
13 October 2015 Gabby Dal Busco Perth Glory[64]
13 October 2015 Shawn Billam Perth Glory[64]
14 October 2015 Gabby Bentley Adelaide United[67]

Notes

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  1. ^ Catley returned from loan to her parent club Portland Thorns before signing with Melbourne City
  2. ^ Luik spent the off-season at Fylkir.
  3. ^ a b Reynolds and Salem were originally loaned to Newcastle Jets by Western New York Flash, but were traded to Washington Spirit during the 2014 season.[63]
  4. ^ Dowie returned from loan to her parent club Liverpool before signing with Doncaster Rovers Belles

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