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2023–24
Michelle Heyman
Australia Michelle Heyman
Australia
17
Goals
Canberra United

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2023–24
Michelle Heyman
Australia Michelle Heyman
Australia
17 (Goals)
Canberra United
2022–23
Hannah Keane
United States Hannah Keane
United States
13
Goals
Western United

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2022–23
Hannah Keane
United States Hannah Keane
United States
13 (Goals)
Western United
2021–22
Fiona Worts
England Fiona Worts
England
13
Goals
Adelaide United

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2021–22
Fiona Worts
England Fiona Worts
England
13 (Goals)
Adelaide United
2020–21
Emily Gielnik
Australia Emily Gielnik
Australia
13
Goals
Brisbane Roar

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2020–21
Emily Gielnik
Australia Emily Gielnik
Australia
13 (Goals)
Brisbane Roar
2019–20
Remy Siemsen
Australia Remy Siemsen
Australia
7
Goals
Sydney FC

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2019–20
Remy Siemsen
Australia Remy Siemsen
Australia
7 (Goals)
Sydney FC
2019–20
Kristen Hamilton
United States Kristen Hamilton
United States
7
Goals
Western Sydney Wanderers

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2019–20
Kristen Hamilton
United States Kristen Hamilton
United States
7 (Goals)
Western Sydney Wanderers
2019–20
Natasha Dowie
England Natasha Dowie
England
7
Goals
Melbourne Victory

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2019–20
Natasha Dowie
England Natasha Dowie
England
7 (Goals)
Melbourne Victory
2019–20
Morgan Andrews
United States Morgan Andrews
United States
7
Goals
Perth Glory

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2019–20
Morgan Andrews
United States Morgan Andrews
United States
7 (Goals)
Perth Glory
2018–19
Sam Kerr
Australia Sam Kerr
Australia
13
Goals
Perth Glory

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2018–19
Sam Kerr
Australia Sam Kerr
Australia
13 (Goals)
Perth Glory
2017–18
Sam Kerr
Australia Sam Kerr
Australia
13
Goals
Perth Glory

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2017–18
Sam Kerr
Australia Sam Kerr
Australia
13 (Goals)
Perth Glory
2016–17
Ashleigh Sykes
Australia Ashleigh Sykes
Australia
12
Goals
Canberra United

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2016–17
Ashleigh Sykes
Australia Ashleigh Sykes
Australia
12 (Goals)
Canberra United
2015–16
Larissa Crummer
Australia Larissa Crummer
Australia
11
Goals
Melbourne City

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2015–16
Larissa Crummer
Australia Larissa Crummer
Australia
11 (Goals)
Melbourne City
2014
Kate Gill
Australia Kate Gill
Australia
12
Goals
Perth Glory

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2014
Kate Gill
Australia Kate Gill
Australia
12 (Goals)
Perth Glory
2013–14
Jodie Taylor
England Jodie Taylor
England
10
Goals
Sydney FC

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2013–14
Jodie Taylor
England Jodie Taylor
England
10 (Goals)
Sydney FC
2012–13
Kate Gill
Australia Kate Gill
Australia
11
Goals
Perth Glory

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2012–13
Kate Gill
Australia Kate Gill
Australia
11 (Goals)
Perth Glory
2011–12
Michelle Heyman
Australia Michelle Heyman
Australia
12
Goals
Canberra United

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2011–12
Michelle Heyman
Australia Michelle Heyman
Australia
12 (Goals)
Canberra United
2010–11
Kyah Simon
Australia Kyah Simon
Australia
11
Goals
Sydney FC

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2010–11
Kyah Simon
Australia Kyah Simon
Australia
11 (Goals)
Sydney FC
2009
Michelle Heyman
Australia Michelle Heyman
Australia
11
Goals
Central Coast Mariners

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2009
Michelle Heyman
Australia Michelle Heyman
Australia
11 (Goals)
Central Coast Mariners
2008–09
Leena Khamis
Australia Leena Khamis
Australia
7
Goals
Sydney FC

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2008–09
Leena Khamis
Australia Leena Khamis
Australia
7 (Goals)
Sydney FC

Summary

The W-League Golden Boot is an annual football (soccer) award presented to the leading goalscorer in the Australian A-League Women.

The W-League was established in 2008 as the top tier of women's football in Australia. The award is given to the top-scorer over the regular season (not including the finals series). The inaugural award was won by Leena Khamis of Sydney FC, who also scored the fewest to win with seven.

Michelle Heyman has won the award three times, while Kate Gill and Sam Kerr have each won the award twice. England's Jodie Taylor was the first non-Australian to have won the award.

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