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W-League transfers for 2016–17 season

This is a list of Australian soccer transfers for the 2016–17 W-League. Only moves featuring at least one W-League club are listed.

Transfers edit

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 edit

Date Name Moving from Moving to
23 February 2016 Beattie Goad Melbourne City   Stanford University[3]
23 March 2016   Jen Beattie Melbourne City   Manchester City (end of loan)[4]
23 June 2016 Monique Iannella Melbourne City   Texas Longhorns[5]
27 July 2016 Brianna Davey Melbourne City   Carlton (AFLW)[6]
29 August 2016 Lisa De Vanna Melbourne City   Orlando Pride[7]
1 September 2016 Caitlin Munoz Canberra United Unattached[8]
1 September 2016   Stephanie Ochs   Houston Dash Canberra United[8]
7 September 2016 Alex Chidiac Melbourne City Adelaide United[9]
8 September 2016 Casey Dumont Unattached Western Sydney Wanderers[10]
12 September 2016 Joanne Burgess Retired Western Sydney Wanderers[11]
13 September 2016 Caitlin Foord Perth Glory Sydney FC[12]
13 September 2016 Georgia Yeoman-Dale Newcastle Jets Sydney FC[13]
16 September 2016   Alex Arlitt   FC Kansas City Western Sydney Wanderers[14]
16 September 2016   Kendall Fletcher   Seattle Reign FC Western Sydney Wanderers[14]
16 September 2016   Paige Nielsen   Apollon Western Sydney Wanderers[14]
16 September 2016   Katie Stengel   Washington Spirit Western Sydney Wanderers[14]
20 September 2016 Racheal Quigley   Hwacheon KSPO Adelaide United[15]
25 September 2016 Teigen Allen Sydney FC Melbourne City[16]
27 September 2016   Kim Little Melbourne City   Seattle Reign FC (end of loan)[17]
27 September 2016 Rosie Sutton Adelaide United Perth Glory[18]
28 September 2016 Trudy Burke Melbourne City Canberra United[19]
5 October 2016   Yukari Kinga   INAC Kobe Leonessa Canberra United[20]
5 October 2016   Alyssa Mautz   Chicago Red Stars Perth Glory[21]
5 October 2016   Arianna Romero   ÍBV Perth Glory[21]
7 October 2016 Tara Andrews Newcastle Jets Unattached[22]
7 October 2016   Hannah Bromley Newcastle Jets Retired[22]
7 October 2016 Jacynta Galabadaarachchi Unattached Melbourne City[23]
12 October 2016 Nikola Orgill   North Shore Mariners Western Sydney Wanderers[24][25]
12 October 2016 Georgia Plessas Unattached Western Sydney Wanderers[24]
12 October 2016 Sarah Yatim Unattached Western Sydney Wanderers[24]
13 October 2016   Caprice Dydasco Newcastle Jets   Washington Spirit (end of loan)[26]
13 October 2016 Laura Hughes   Woden Valley Canberra United[27]
13 October 2016 Clare Hunt   Canberra FC Canberra United[27]
13 October 2016 Karly Roestbakken   Monaro Panthers Canberra United[27]
14 October 2016 Rachel Alonso   Calder United Melbourne Victory[28]
14 October 2016 Alex Cheal   South Melbourne Melbourne Victory[28]
14 October 2016 Lia Privitelli   Bulleen Lions Melbourne Victory[28]
14 October 2016 Ayesha Norrie Brisbane Roar Melbourne Victory[28]
15 October 2016 Lydia Williams   Houston Dash Melbourne City (loan)[29]
19 October 2016   Celeste Boureille   Portland Thorns FC Canberra United (loan)[30]
19 October 2016   Jasmyne Spencer   Orlando Pride Canberra United (loan)[30]
20 October 2016 Hayley Raso   Portland Thorns FC Canberra United (loan)[31]
20 October 2016 Liana Danaskos   Sydney University Newcastle Jets[32]
20 October 2016 Elizabeth O'Reilly   Sydney University Newcastle Jets[32]
20 October 2016 Tara Pender   Blacktown Spartans Newcastle Jets[32]
20 October 2016 Emma Stanbury   Sydney University Newcastle Jets[32]
21 October 2016 Mackenzie Arnold Perth Glory Brisbane Roar[33]
21 October 2016   Maddy Evans   Orlando Pride Brisbane Roar[34]
21 October 2016 Sunny Franco Sydney FC Brisbane Roar[35]
21 October 2016   Nina Frausing-Pedersen   Rosengård Brisbane Roar[34]
21 October 2016 Brooke Spence Unattached Brisbane Roar[35]
21 October 2016 Kaitlyn Torpey Unattached Brisbane Roar[34]
21 October 2016 Georgina Worth Unattached Brisbane Roar[34]
21 October 2016 Caitlin Friend   Bulleen Lions Melbourne Victory[36]
21 October 2016   Bianca Henninger   Houston Dash Melbourne Victory (loan)[36]
21 October 2016   Samantha Johnson   Chicago Red Stars Melbourne Victory (loan)[36]
21 October 2016 Bethany Mason-Jones   Calder United Melbourne Victory[36]
24 October 2016 Hannah Southwell Newcastle Jets   Australia rugby sevens[37]
25 October 2016   Mônica   Orlando Pride Adelaide United (loan)[38]
25 October 2016   Lauren Barnes   Seattle Reign FC Melbourne City (loan)[39]
25 October 2016   Erika Tymrak   FC Kansas City Melbourne City (loan)[40]
26 October 2016 Hannah Brewer Melbourne City Canberra United[41]
28 October 2016   Jen Hoy   Chicago Red Stars Newcastle Jets (loan)[42]
29 October 2016 Siahn Bozanic Newcastle Jets Unattached[43]
29 October 2016 Kobie Ferguson Newcastle Jets Unattached[43]
31 October 2016   Danielle Colaprico   Chicago Red Stars Adelaide United (loan)[44]
31 October 2016   Sofia Huerta   Chicago Red Stars Adelaide United (loan)[44]
31 October 2016   Katie Naughton   Chicago Red Stars Adelaide United (loan)[44]
1 November 2016   Anisa Guajardo Melbourne City Unattached[45]
1 November 2016   Arin Gilliland   Chicago Red Stars Newcastle Jets (loan)[46]
2 November 2016   Kelsey Wys   Washington Spirit Newcastle Jets (loan)[47]
3 November 2016 Lucy Adamopoulos   West Adelaide Adelaide United[48]
3 November 2016 Eliza Campbell   Klepp Adelaide United[48]
3 November 2016 Cheyenne Hammond   Sturt Marion Adelaide United[48]
3 November 2016 Emily Hodgson   Cumberland United Adelaide United[48]
3 November 2016 Claudia Jenkins   Fulham United Adelaide United[48]
3 November 2016 Adriana Jones Newcastle Jets Adelaide United[48]
3 November 2016 Dragana Kljajic   Adelaide City Adelaide United[48]
3 November 2016 Ally Ladas   Adelaide City Adelaide United[48]
3 November 2016 Stella Rigon   Fulham United Adelaide United[48]
3 November 2016 Isabella Scalzi   Adelaide City Adelaide United[48]
3 November 2016 Sarah Willacy   Adelaide City Adelaide United[48]
3 November 2016 Kelsey Zafiridis   Campbelltown City Adelaide United[48]
3 November 2016 Gabe Marzano Brisbane Roar Sydney FC[49]
3 November 2016 Remy Siemsen Unattached Sydney FC[49]
4 November 2016 Ruth Blackburn Brisbane Roar Unattached[50]
4 November 2016   Haley Kopmeyer Brisbane Roar   Seattle Reign FC (end of loan)[50]
4 November 2016 Nicole Begg Canberra United Unattached[51]
4 November 2016 Catherine Brown Canberra United Unattached[51]
4 November 2016 Grace Gill Canberra United Retired[51]
4 November 2016 Caitlin Munoz Canberra United Unattached[51]
4 November 2016 Danielle Brogan Perth Glory Unattached[52]
4 November 2016   Katie Holtham Perth Glory Unattached[52]
4 November 2016 Ellie Lamonte Perth Glory Unattached[52]
4 November 2016 Ella Mastrantonio Perth Glory Unattached[52]
4 November 2016 Shannon May Perth Glory Unattached[52]
4 November 2016 Katie Schubert Perth Glory Unattached[52]
4 November 2016   Michelle Betos Sydney FC   Portland Thorns FC (end of loan)[53]
4 November 2016 Renee Rollason Sydney FC Retired[53]
4 November 2016   Hannah Beard Western Sydney Wanderers Unattached[54]
4 November 2016 Michelle Carney Western Sydney Wanderers Unattached[54]
4 November 2016   Kendall Johnson Western Sydney Wanderers   Portland Thorns FC (end of loan)[54]
4 November 2016 Demi Koulizakis Western Sydney Wanderers Unattached[54]
4 November 2016   Carmelina Moscato Western Sydney Wanderers Retired[54]
4 November 2016 Linda O'Neill Western Sydney Wanderers Unattached[54]
4 November 2016 Rachael Soutar Western Sydney Wanderers Unattached[54]
4 November 2016   Keelin Winters Western Sydney Wanderers Retired[54]
4 November 2016 Abbey Lloyd   South West Queensland Thunder Brisbane Roar[50]
4 November 2016 Natalie Tathem Unattached Brisbane Roar[50]
4 November 2016 Kariah White Unattached Melbourne Victory[55]
4 November 2016 Patricia Charalambous Unattached Perth Glory[52]
4 November 2016 Roisin Connolly Unattached Perth Glory[52]
4 November 2016 Jaymee Gibbons Unattached Perth Glory[52]
4 November 2016 Melissa Maizels Unattached Perth Glory[52]
4 November 2016 Abby Meakins Unattached Perth Glory[52]
4 November 2016 Natasha Rigby Unattached Perth Glory[52]
4 November 2016 Sarah Easthope Unattached Sydney FC[53]
4 November 2016 Penny Petratos Unattached Sydney FC[53]
4 November 2016 Sophie Hancock Unattached Western Sydney Wanderers[56]
4 November 2016 Angelique Hristodoulou Unattached Western Sydney Wanderers[56]
4 November 2016 Rachel Lowe Unattached Western Sydney Wanderers[56]
4 November 2016 Courtney Newbon Unattached Western Sydney Wanderers[54]
Rachel Binning Unattached Melbourne City[citation needed]

Mid-season edit

Date Name Moving from Moving to
14 November 2016   Beverly Yanez   Seattle Reign FC Melbourne City (loan)[57]
30 November 2016   Katelyn Rowland   Western New York Flash Newcastle Jets (loan)[58]
2 December 2016 Emily Kenshole   Galaxy United Melbourne Victory[59]
9 December 2016 Alexandra Gummer Unattached Melbourne Victory[60]
9 December 2016   Kirsty Yallop Unattached Melbourne Victory[60]
18 December 2016 Lisa De Vanna Unattached Canberra United[61]
22 December 2016   Francisca Ordega   Washington Spirit Sydney FC (loan)[62]
5 January 2017 Kahlia Hogg   Colorado Buffaloes Canberra United[63]
11 January 2017 Amy Harrison Unattached Sydney FC[64]
2 February 2017 Claire Coelho Newcastle Jets Sydney FC[65]

Re-signings edit

Date Name Club
7 September 2016 Emily Condon Adelaide United[9]
8 September 2016 Ellie Carpenter Western Sydney Wanderers[10]
13 September 2016 Hannah Bacon Sydney FC[13]
13 September 2016 Nicola Bolger Sydney FC[13]
13 September 2016 Princess Ibini Sydney FC[13]
13 September 2016 Alanna Kennedy Sydney FC[13]
13 September 2016 Leena Khamis Sydney FC[13]
13 September 2016 Sham Khamis Sydney FC[13]
13 September 2016 Teresa Polias Sydney FC[13]
13 September 2016 Olivia Price Sydney FC[13]
13 September 2016 Elizabeth Ralston Sydney FC[13]
13 September 2016 Kyah Simon Sydney FC[13]
13 September 2016 Natalie Tobin Sydney FC[13]
13 September 2016 Servet Uzunlar Sydney FC[13]
19 September 2016 Michelle Heyman Canberra United[66]
19 September 2016 Ashleigh Sykes Canberra United[66]
22 September 2016 Ellie Brush Canberra United[67]
22 September 2016 Nickoletta Flannery Canberra United[67]
22 September 2016 Grace Maher Canberra United[67]
25 September 2016 Steph Catley Melbourne City[16]
25 September 2016 Larissa Crummer Melbourne City[16]
25 September 2016 Olivia Ellis Melbourne City[16]
27 September 2016 Melina Ayres Melbourne City[17]
27 September 2016 Tyla-Jay Vlajnic Melbourne City[17]
27 September 2016 Kim Carroll Perth Glory[18]
27 September 2016   Nikki Stanton Perth Glory[18]
7 October 2016 Amy Jackson Melbourne City[23]
7 October 2016   Rebekah Stott Melbourne City[23]
7 October 2016 Marianna Tabain Melbourne City[23]
7 October 2016 Claire Coelho Newcastle Jets[22]
7 October 2016 Libby Copus-Brown Newcastle Jets[22]
7 October 2016 Cassidy Davis Newcastle Jets[22]
7 October 2016 Rhali Dobson Newcastle Jets[22]
7 October 2016 Jenna Kingsley Newcastle Jets[22]
7 October 2016 Brooke Miller Newcastle Jets[22]
7 October 2016 Sophie Nenadovic Newcastle Jets[22]
7 October 2016 Gema Simon Newcastle Jets[22]
7 October 2016 Clare Wheeler Newcastle Jets[22]
12 October 2016 Eliza Ammendolia Western Sydney Wanderers[24]
12 October 2016 Caitlin Cooper Western Sydney Wanderers[24]
12 October 2016 Chloe O'Brien Western Sydney Wanderers[24]
12 October 2016 Helen Petinos Western Sydney Wanderers[24]
12 October 2016 Alix Roberts Western Sydney Wanderers[24]
12 October 2016 Jada Whyman Western Sydney Wanderers[24]
14 October 2016 MelindaJ Barbieri Melbourne Victory[28]
14 October 2016   Gülcan Koca Melbourne Victory[28]
14 October 2016 Selin Kuralay Melbourne Victory[28]
14 October 2016 Annabelle Martin Melbourne Victory[28]
14 October 2016 Alex Natoli Melbourne Victory[28]
14 October 2016 Laura Spiranovic Melbourne Victory[28]
14 October 2016 Adriana Taranto Melbourne Victory[28]
14 October 2016 Melissa Taranto Melbourne Victory[28]
19 October 2016   Natasha Dowie Melbourne Victory[68]
20 October 2016   Christine Nairn Melbourne Victory[69]
21 October 2016 Angela Beard Brisbane Roar[34]
21 October 2016 Amy Chapman Brisbane Roar[35]
21 October 2016 Maili Forbes Brisbane Roar[34]
21 October 2016 Katrina Gorry Brisbane Roar[34]
21 October 2016 Summer O'Brien Brisbane Roar[34]
21 October 2016 Clare Polkinghorne Brisbane Roar[34]
21 October 2016 Allira Toby Brisbane Roar[34]
21 October 2016 Cortnee Vine Brisbane Roar[35]
25 October 2016   Jess Fishlock Melbourne City[39]
26 October 2016 Georgia Boric Canberra United[41]
30 October 2016 Laura Alleway Melbourne City[70]
30 October 2016 Aivi Luik Melbourne City[70]
1 November 2016 Morgan Aquino Perth Glory[71]
1 November 2016 Carla Bennett Perth Glory[71]
1 November 2016 Caitlin Doeglas Perth Glory[71]
1 November 2016 Samantha Kerr Perth Glory[71]
2 November 2016   Megan Oyster Newcastle Jets[47]
3 November 2016 Grace Abbey Adelaide United[48]
3 November 2016 Georgia Campagnale Adelaide United[48]
3 November 2016 Emily Condon Adelaide United[48]
3 November 2016 Marijana Rajcic Adelaide United[48]
4 November 2016 Tameka Butt Brisbane Roar[50]
4 November 2016 Emily Gielnik Brisbane Roar[50]
4 November 2016 Emma Checker Canberra United[51]
4 November 2016 Jenna McCormick Canberra United[51]
4 November 2016 Ashlee Brodigan Newcastle Jets[72]
4 November 2016 Grace MacIntyre Newcastle Jets[72]
4 November 2016 Shawn Billam Perth Glory[73]
4 November 2016 Sarah Carroll Perth Glory[73]
4 November 2016 Gabrielle Dal Busco Perth Glory[73]
4 November 2016   Vanessa DiBernardo Perth Glory[52]
4 November 2016 Emily Henderson Perth Glory[73]
4 November 2016 Angelique Stannett Perth Glory[73]
4 November 2016 Erica Halloway Western Sydney Wanderers[56]
7 November 2016 Julia De Angelis Canberra United[74]
Emily Shields Melbourne City
Kelsey Quinn Melbourne City

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