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List of TT Pro League hat-tricks

Since the inception of the Trinidadian football league competition, the TT Pro League, in 1999, more than 100 players have scored three goals (hat-trick) or more in a single match. Twelve players have scored more than three goals in a match (beaver-trick), of these, Titus Elva holds the Pro League record for most goals in a single match with nine.[1]

Jonathan Faña scored a beaver-trick (four or more goals) for W Connection against Police in an 8–0 win on 4 September 2009

The fixture between W Connection and Tobago United at Ato Boldon Stadium in 2004 saw five hat-tricks during the match from Titus Elva (3), Dwayne Ellis, and Jose Luciano Viera for the Savonetta Boys.[1] In 2009, Defence Force's Richard Roy and Jabloteh's Noel Williams both scored beaver-tricks in a match that the San Juan Kings won 5–4.[2] Only six players, Jason Scotland, Anthony Wolfe, Keyon Edwards, Devorn Jorsling, Marcus Joseph, and Jerwyn Balthazar have scored hat-tricks in two consecutive league games.

Devorn Jorsling have scored three or more goals on nine occasions in the Pro League with four during the 2014–15 season — more than any other Pro League player in a season. Kerry Baptiste has the second most number of hat-tricks with eight, which is followed by Keyon Edwards and Anthony Wolfe with four hat-tricks each. In addition, Kerry Baptiste, Titus Elva, and Jerren Nixon have scored four or more goals twice in the Pro League. Two players have each scored hat-tricks for three clubs: Peter Prospar (South Starworld Strikers, San Juan Jabloteh, and United Petrotrin) and Anthony Wolfe (San Juan Jabloteh, Ma Pau, and North East Stars).

During the 2009 season witnessed the most hat-tricks (16) than any other Pro League season from twelve players. In addition, there were also five players that scored four or more goals in a match during the season.

Hat-tricks edit

Key
 #  Number of goals scored by player
† Player scored a hat-trick as a substitute
* Home team score is listed first in the result
Player Nationality For Against Result Date Ref(s)
Kendall Velox   Saint Vincent and the Grenadines Joe Public* Point Fortin Civic
8–1
 2 May 1999 [3]
Nigel Pierre4   Trinidad and Tobago Joe Public* Police
5–1
 30 April 2000 [4]
José Maria Manoel   Brazil W Connection* Caledonia AIA
4–1
 9 June 2000 [5]
Jason Scotland   Trinidad and Tobago Defence Force* Caledonia AIA
3–1
 6 September 2000 [6]
Jason Scotland   Trinidad and Tobago Defence Force* Arima Fire
3–1
 13 September 2000 [7]
Darryl Toussaint   Trinidad and Tobago Arima Fire North East Stars*
1–4
 31 May 2002 [8]
Akudu Goodridge   Trinidad and Tobago Defence Force* North East Stars
4–0
 8 June 2002
Ashford Legerton   Trinidad and Tobago Arima Fire* North East Stars
6–3
 14 July 2002
Sean Julien   Trinidad and Tobago South Starworld Strikers Caledonia AIA*
0–7
 11 August 2002
Carey Harris   Guyana North East Stars* South Starworld Strikers
3–1
 25 September 2002
Vladimir Henderson-Suite   Trinidad and Tobago Joe Public* South Starworld Strikers
4–2
 29 September 2002
[9]
Owen Matthews   Trinidad and Tobago Defence Force* South Starworld Strikers
7–2
 13 October 2002
Kerry Baptiste   Trinidad and Tobago San Juan Jabloteh Defence Force*
1–9
 21 May 2003
[10]
Randolph Jerome   Guyana North East Stars Tobago United*
1–4
 6 September 2003
[11]
Randolph Jerome   Guyana North East Stars Tobago United*
2–9
 29 October 2003 [12]
Jerren Nixon4   Trinidad and Tobago North East Stars Tobago United*
2–9
 29 October 2003
[12]
Aurtis Whitley4   Trinidad and Tobago San Juan Jabloteh* South West Drillers
8–0
 19 April 2004
[13]
Randolph Jerome   Guyana South Starworld Strikers* Tobago United
8–0
 2 May 2004
[14]
Jerren Nixon4   Trinidad and Tobago North East Stars* Tobago United
5–1
 12 May 2004
[15]
Gorean Highley   Trinidad and Tobago W Connection Tobago United*
1–3
 22 July 2004
[16]
Jerren Nixon   Trinidad and Tobago North East Stars* South Starworld Strikers
3–2
 8 August 2004
[17]
Ashford Legerton   Trinidad and Tobago Arima Fire Tobago United*
0–6
 1 September 2004
[18]
Marc Borde4   Trinidad and Tobago South Starworld Strikers* Tobago United
13–1
 18 September 2004
[19]
Peter Prosper   Trinidad and Tobago South Starworld Strikers Tobago United*
1–8
 6 October 2004
[20]
Titus Elva9   Saint Lucia W Connection* Tobago United
17–0
 13 October 2004 [1]
Jose Luciano Viera   Brazil W Connection* Tobago United
17–0
 13 October 2004
[1]
Dwayne Ellis   Trinidad and Tobago W Connection* Tobago United
17–0
 13 October 2004
[1]
Gefferson   Brazil W Connection* North East Stars
4–0
 7 April 2005
[21]
Josh Johnson   Trinidad and Tobago San Juan Jabloteh* United Petrotrin
4–1
 26 April 2005
[22]
Andre Toussaint   Trinidad and Tobago W Connection* Tobago United
7–0
 30 April 2005
[23]
Kerry Noray   Trinidad and Tobago San Juan Jabloteh Defence Force*
0–7
 13 June 2005
[24]
Ronaldo Viana   Brazil W Connection Defence Force*
1–3
 4 October 2005
[25]
Beville Joseph   Trinidad and Tobago United Petrotrin W Connection*
1–3
 6 November 2005
[26]
Phanor Gonzales   Colombia Joe Public Tobago United*
1–7
 2 May 2006
[27]
Andre Toussaint   Trinidad and Tobago W Connection* Superstar Rangers
5–0
 6 May 2006
[28]
Joseph Peters   Trinidad and Tobago North East Stars* Tobago United
5–0
 3 June 2006
[29]
Anthony Wolfe   Trinidad and Tobago San Juan Jabloteh Tobago United*
0–3
 13 July 2006
[30]
Anthony Wolfe   Trinidad and Tobago San Juan Jabloteh* Superstar Rangers
4–2
 15 July 2006
[31]
Matthew Bartholomew   Trinidad and Tobago W Connection* United Petrotrin
7–0
 12 August 2006
[32]
Oneke Ford4   Jamaica North East Stars* South Starworld Strikers
5–0
 9 September 2006
[33]
Nigel Codrington   Guyana Caledonia AIA Tobago United*
1–5
 31 October 2006
[34]
Peter Prosper   Trinidad and Tobago San Juan Jabloteh* North East Stars
4–1
 2 December 2006
[35]
Kendall Jagdeosingh   Trinidad and Tobago North East Stars* Tobago United
4–1
 14 April 2007
[36]
Errol McFarlane   Trinidad and Tobago Superstar Rangers* Tobago United
5–0
 17 April 2007
[37]
Peter Byers   Antigua and Barbuda San Juan Jabloteh Tobago United*
1–5
 3 July 2007
[38]
Errol McFarlane   Trinidad and Tobago Superstar Rangers Police*
3–4
 8 July 2007 [39]
Peter Prosper   Trinidad and Tobago United Petrotrin Police*
0–5
 10 July 2007
[40]
Kayode Legall   Trinidad and Tobago Tobago United* Police
6–2
 31 July 2007
[41]
Hayden Tinto   Trinidad and Tobago Caledonia AIA Tobago United*
1–7
 30 October 2007
[39]
Josimar Belgrave4   Trinidad and Tobago St. Ann's Rangers Tobago United*
1–5
 3 May 2008
[42]
Sean Cooper   Trinidad and Tobago North East Stars Ma Pau*
1–4
 23 September 2008
[43]
Devorn Jorsling   Trinidad and Tobago Defence Force Tobago United*
0–10
 23 October 2008
[44]
Roen Nelson   Jamaica Joe Public* St. Ann's Rangers
6–0
 6 November 2008
[45]
Roen Nelson   Jamaica Joe Public Ma Pau*
0–4
 11 November 2008
[46]
Kendall Velox   Saint Vincent and the Grenadines Caledonia AIA Police*
2–6
 23 May 2009
[47]
Keyon Edwards   Trinidad and Tobago Caledonia AIA St. Ann's Rangers*
0–6
 16 June 2009
[48]
Keyon Edwards   Trinidad and Tobago Caledonia AIA* Tobago United
5–3
 23 June 2009
[48]
Kerry Baptiste5   Trinidad and Tobago Joe Public St. Ann's Rangers*
3–5
 21 July 2009
[48]
Kerry Baptiste   Trinidad and Tobago Joe Public Defence Force*
4–3
 4 August 2009
[48]
Anthony Wolfe   Trinidad and Tobago Ma Pau* Caledonia AIA
4–2
 14 August 2009
[49]
Aurtis Whitley   Trinidad and Tobago United Petrotrin St. Ann's Rangers*
1–4
 22 August 2009 [50]
Devorn Jorsling   Trinidad and Tobago Defence Force Police*
1–5
 22 August 2009
[51]
Devorn Jorsling   Trinidad and Tobago Defence Force St. Ann's Rangers*
2–3
 28 August 2009 [52]
Kerry Baptiste4   Trinidad and Tobago Joe Public Police*
0–7
 29 August 2009 [53]
Conrad Smith   Trinidad and Tobago Joe Public Police*
0–7
 29 August 2009
[53]
Andrei Pacheco   Trinidad and Tobago W Connection United Petrotrin*
2–5
 29 August 2009 [48]
Jonathan Faña4   Dominican Republic W Connection* Police
8–0
 4 September 2009 [54]
Alusine Bangura   Sierra Leone W Connection* Police
8–0
 4 September 2009
[54]
Richard Roy4   Trinidad and Tobago Defence Force San Juan Jabloteh*
5–4
 15 October 2009
[48]
Noel Williams4   Trinidad and Tobago San Juan Jabloteh* Defence Force
5–4
 15 October 2009 [2]
Odelle Armstrong   Trinidad and Tobago St. Ann's Rangers Police*
2–5
 29 May 2010 [55]
Anthony Wolfe   Trinidad and Tobago North East Stars* Police
6–3
 7 December 2010 [56]
Kerry Baptiste   Trinidad and Tobago Joe Public* San Juan Jabloteh
3–1
 7 December 2010 [57]
Richard Roy   Trinidad and Tobago Defence Force St. Ann's Rangers*
1–3
 31 January 2012 [58]
Vurlon Mills   Guyana T&TEC Police*
1–6
 27 March 2012 [59]
Bevon Bass   Trinidad and Tobago T&TEC* St. Ann's Rangers
3–2
 20 October 2012 [60]
Josimar Belgrave   Trinidad and Tobago Defence Force* North East Stars
3–3
 20 October 2012 [61]
Ataullah Guerra   Trinidad and Tobago Caledonia AIA T&TEC*
0–6
 3 November 2012 [62]
Keyon Edwards   Trinidad and Tobago Caledonia AIA Police*
1–5
 9 November 2012 [63]
Kevon Carter   Trinidad and Tobago Defence Force* St. Ann's Rangers 8–0 4 January 2013 [64]
Shahdon Winchester   Trinidad and Tobago W Connection Central FC* 0–3 5 January 2013 [65]
Cornell Glen   Trinidad and Tobago North East Stars* T&TEC 3–1 15 February 2013 [66]
Joevin Jones   Trinidad and Tobago W Connection Police* 2–5 22 February 2013 [67]
Marvin Lee   Trinidad and Tobago St. Ann's Rangers Police* 3–3 27 February 2013 [68]
Peter Byers4   Antigua and Barbuda Central FC* T&TEC 5–0 16 March 2013 [69]
Devorn Jorsling   Trinidad and Tobago Defence Force* Central FC 3–0 5 April 2013 [70]
Neil Benjamin   Trinidad and Tobago W Connection* Defence Force 4–0 6 May 2013 [71]
Andrei Pacheco   Trinidad and Tobago W Connection Police* 0–5 10 May 2013 [72]
Kurt Frederick   Saint Lucia W Connection St. Ann's Rangers*
0–7
 14 September 2013 [73]
Clevon McFee   Trinidad and Tobago St. Ann's Rangers San Juan Jabloteh*
6–5
 20 September 2013 [74]
Kerry Baptiste   Trinidad and Tobago San Juan Jabloteh* St. Ann's Rangers
6–5
 20 September 2013 [75]
Trevin Caesar   Trinidad and Tobago North East Stars Defence Force*
1–3
 8 October 2013 [76]
Rundell Winchester   Trinidad and Tobago Central FC* Point Fortin Civic
3–0
 22 October 2013 [77]
Keyon Edwards   Trinidad and Tobago Caledonia AIA St. Ann's Rangers*
1–6
 1 November 2013 [78]
Marcus Joseph   Trinidad and Tobago Point Fortin Civic* Police
5–0
 18 January 2014 [79]
Marcus Joseph   Trinidad and Tobago Point Fortin Civic St. Ann's Rangers*
0–3
 21 January 2014 [80]
Willis Plaza   Trinidad and Tobago Central FC* St. Ann's Rangers
6–0
 21 February 2014 [81]
Dimitrie Apai   Suriname W Connection* Police
6–1
 8 April 2014 [82]
Willis Plaza   Trinidad and Tobago Central FC* Caledonia AIA
5–1
 8 April 2014 [83]
Josimar Belgrave   Trinidad and Tobago Defence Force* Caledonia AIA
4–0
 25 April 2014 [84]
Devorn Jorsling   Trinidad and Tobago Defence Force* Police
4–2
 4 October 2014 [85]
Pernell Schultz   Guyana Caledonia AIA Defence Force*
1–3
 4 November 2014
[85]
Marcus Joseph   Trinidad and Tobago Point Fortin Civic* Caledonia AIA
6–2
 16 January 2015
[85]
Kerry Baptiste   Trinidad and Tobago San Juan Jabloteh St. Ann's Rangers*
0–5
 23 January 2015
[85]
Devorn Jorsling   Trinidad and Tobago Defence Force St. Ann's Rangers*
0–7
 27 February 2015
[85]
Devorn Jorsling   Trinidad and Tobago Defence Force* Caledonia AIA
4–0
 17 March 2015
[85]
Devorn Jorsling   Trinidad and Tobago Defence Force* Point Fortin Civic
4–2
 12 April 2015
[85]
Jomal Williams   Trinidad and Tobago W Connection* St. Ann's Rangers
5–0
 12 December 2015 [86]
Jamal Gay   Trinidad and Tobago San Juan Jabloteh Club Sando*
0–6
 15 December 2015 [87]
Makesi Lewis   Trinidad and Tobago Police St. Ann's Rangers*
1–6
 16 December 2015 [88]
Devorn Jorsling   Trinidad and Tobago Defence Force* North East Stars
6–1
 19 December 2015 [89]
Jerwyn Balthazar   Trinidad and Tobago Defence Force* Morvant Caledonia United
8–0
 9 January 2016 [90]
Jason Marcano   Trinidad and Tobago Central FC* Point Fortin Civic
7–0
 15 January 2016 [91]
Jerwyn Balthazar4   Trinidad and Tobago Defence Force* St. Ann's Rangers
4–0
 15 January 2016 [92]
Kareem Freitas   Trinidad and Tobago Police* Morvant Caledonia United
5–0
 19 January 2016 [93]
Kerry Baptiste   Trinidad and Tobago North East Stars* Police
5–2
 6 March 2016 [94]

Multiple hat-tricks edit

The following table lists the minimum number of hat-tricks scored by players who have scored two or more hat-tricks. The table also features the minimum number of beaver-tricks, four or more goals scored in a match, by each player listed with multiple hat-tricks.

Rank Player Hat-tricks Last hat-trick Beaver-tricks Last beaver-trick
1   Devorn Jorsling
9
 19 December 2015
0
2   Kerry Baptiste
8
 6 March 2016
2
 29 August 2009
3   Keyon Edwards
4
 1 November 2013
0
  Marcus Joseph
4
 16 January 2015
0
  Anthony Wolfe
4
 7 December 2010
0
6   Josimar Belgrave
3
 25 April 2014
1
 3 May 2008
  Randolph Jerome
3
 2 May 2004
0
  Jerren Nixon
3
 8 August 2004
2
 12 May 2004
  Peter Prosper
3
 10 July 2007
0
10   Jerwyn Balthazar
2
 15 January 2016
1
 15 January 2016
  Peter Byers
2
 16 March 2013
1
 16 March 2013
  Ashford Legerton
2
 1 September 2004
0
  Errol McFarlane
2
 8 July 2007
0
  Roen Nelson
2
 11 November 2008
0
  Andrei Pacheco
2
 10 May 2013
0
  Willis Plaza
2
 8 April 2015
0
  Richard Roy
2
 31 January 2012
1
 15 October 2009
  Jason Scotland
2
 13 September 2000
0
  Andre Toussaint
2
 6 May 2006
0
  Kendall Velox
2
 23 May 2009
0
  Aurtis Whitley
2
 22 August 2009
1
 19 April 2004

Hat-tricks by club edit

Rank Club Total
1 Defence Force 20
W Connection 20
3 North East Stars 14
4 San Juan Jabloteh 12
5 Joe Public 11
6
 Morvant Caledonia United 9
7
 St. Ann's Rangers 6
8 Central FC 4
South Starworld Strikers 4
10 Arima Fire 3
Point Fortin Civic 3
United Petrotrin 3
13 Police
2
T&TEC 2
15 Ma Pau 1
Tobago United 1
Total 115

Hat-tricks by nationality edit

Rank Country Total
1
   Trinidad and Tobago 91
2
   Guyana 7
3   Brazil 4
4   Jamaica 3
5   Antigua and Barbuda 2
  Saint Lucia 2
  Saint Vincent and the Grenadines 2
8   Colombia 1
  Dominican Republic 1
  Sierra Leone 1
  Suriname 1
Total 115

See also edit

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