List of Scottish Professional Football League hat-tricks

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The Scottish Professional Football League (SPFL) consists of four divisions; Scottish Premiership, Scottish Championship, Scottish League One and Scottish League Two. The league structure was established in 2013 after the merger of the Scottish Premier League (SPL) and the Scottish Football League (SFL).

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Scottish Premiership

Hat-tricks

Leigh Griffiths has scored the most hat-tricks in the Scottish Premiership, netting five for Celtic. 20170701 SK Rapid Wien vs Celtic FC 1570.jpg
Leigh Griffiths has scored the most hat-tricks in the Scottish Premiership, netting five for Celtic.
As of 13:09, 18 February 2024 (UTC)
Key
4Player scored four goals
5Player scored five goals
*The home team
#PlayerNationalityForAgainstResult [e] DateRef
1 Georgios Samaras Flag of Greece.svg  Greece Celtic Kilmarnock*2–523 September 2013 [1]
2 Stevie May Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland St Johnstone* Dundee United 3–029 December 2013 [2]
3 Stevie May Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland St Johnstone* Heart of Midltohian 3–318 January 2014 [3]
4 Anthony Stokes Flag of Ireland.svg  Ireland Celtic* St Johnstone 3–016 February 2014 [4]
5 Leigh Griffiths Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Celtic* Inverness CT 5–01 March 2014 [5]
6 Kris Commons Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Celtic Kilmarnock*0–314 March 2014 [6]
7 Anthony Stokes Flag of Ireland.svg  Ireland Celtic* Inverness CT 6–027 April 2014 [7]
8 Ryan Stevenson Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Heart of Midlothian* Kilmarnock 5–04 May 2014 [8]
9 Scott Vernon Flag of England.svg  England Aberdeen Dundee United*1–36 May 2014 [9]
10 Kris Doolan 4Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Partick Thistle* Hamilton Academical 5–021 January 2015 [10]
11 Liam Boyce Ulster Banner.svg  Northern Ireland Ross County St Mirren*0–313 April 2015 [11]
12 Leigh Griffiths Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Celtic* Kilmarnock 4–115 April 2015 [12]
13 Leigh Griffiths Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Celtic Dundee United*0–326 April 2015 [13]
14 Steven MacLean Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland St Johnstone* Hamilton Academical 4–112 September 2015 [14]
15 Kane Hemmings Flag of England.svg  England Dundee* Hamilton Academical 4–019 December 2015 [15]
16 Liam Boyce Ulster Banner.svg  Northern Ireland Ross County* Dundee 5–226 December 2015 [16]
17 Leigh Griffiths Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Celtic* Hamilton Academical 8–119 January 2016 [17]
18 Liam Boyce Ulster Banner.svg  Northern Ireland Ross County Inverness CT*2–313 August 2016 [18]
19 Moussa Dembélé Flag of France.svg  France Celtic* Rangers 5–110 September 2016 [19]
20 Louis Moult 4Flag of England.svg  England Motherwell* Hamilton Academical 4–217 September 2016 [20]
21 Moussa Dembélé Flag of France.svg  France Celtic St Johnstone*2–55 February 2017 [21]
22 Adam Rooney Flag of Ireland.svg  Ireland Aberdeen* Motherwell 7–215 February 2017 [22]
23 Andrew Considine Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Aberdeen Dundee*0–731 March 2017 [23]
24 Scott Sinclair Flag of England.svg  England Celtic Heart of Midlothian*0–52 April 2017 [24]
25 Liam Boyce 4Ulster Banner.svg  Northern Ireland Ross County* Inverness CT 4–028 April 2017 [25]
26 Scott Wright Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Aberdeen Partick Thistle*0–621 May 2017 [26]
27 Adam Rooney Flag of Ireland.svg  Ireland Aberdeen* St Johnstone 3–030 September 2017 [27]
28 Odsonne Edouard Flag of France.svg  France Celtic* Motherwell 5–12 December 2017 [28]
29 Gary Mackay-Steven Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Aberdeen* Hibernian 4–116 December 2017 [29]
30 Josh Windass Flag of England.svg  England Rangers Hamilton Academical*3–518 February 2018 [30]
31 Alex Schalk Flag of the Netherlands.svg  Netherlands Ross County* Partick Thistle 4–03 April 2018 [31]
32 Florian Kamberi Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg  Switzerland Hibernian* Hamilton Academical 3–13 April 2018 [32]
33 Steven MacLean Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland St Johnstone Motherwell*5–15 May 2018 [33]
34 Jamie Maclaren Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Australia Hibernian* Rangers 5–513 May 2018 [34]
35 Steven Naismith Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Heart of Midlothian* St Mirren 4–11 September 2018 [35]
36 James Forrest 4Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Celtic St Johnstone*0–67 October 2018 [36]
37 Kenny Miller Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Dundee* Hamilton Academical 4–05 December 2018 [37]
38 Scott Sinclair Flag of England.svg  England Celtic Aberdeen*3–426 December 2018 [38]
39 Scott Arfield Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg  Canada Rangers Motherwell*0–37 April 2019 [39]
40 Cody Cooke Flag of England.svg  England St Mirren Dundee*2–318 May 2019 [40]
41 Ryan Christie Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Celtic* St Johnstone 7–03 August 2019 [41]
42 Jermain Defoe Flag of England.svg  England Rangers* Hibernian 6–111 August 2019 [42]
43 Jermain Defoe Flag of England.svg  England Rangers* Hamilton Academical 5–06 October 2019 [43]
44 Christian Doidge Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg  Wales Hibernian St Johnstone*1–49 November 2019 [44]
45 Lyndon Dykes Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Livingston* Ross County 4–021 December 2019 [45]
46 Leigh Griffiths Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Celtic* St Mirren 5–07 March 2020 [46]
47 Odsonne Édouard Flag of France.svg  France Celtic* Hamilton Academical 5–12 August 2020 [47]
48 Kevin Nisbet Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Hibernian Livingston*1–48 August 2020 [48]
49 Mohamed Elyounoussi Flag of Norway.svg  Norway Celtic Motherwell*1–48 November 2020 [49]
50 Kyle Lafferty Ulster Banner.svg  Northern Ireland Kilmarnock* Dundee United 3–021 April 2021 [50]
51 Kyogo Furuhashi Flag of Japan.svg  Japan Celtic* Dundee 6–08 August 2021 [51]
52 David Turnbull Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Celtic* St Mirren 6–021 August 2021 [52]
53 Fashion Sakala Flag of Zambia.svg  Zambia Rangers Motherwell*1–631 October 2021 [53]
54 Giorgos Giakoumakis Flag of Greece.svg  Greece Celtic* Dundee 3–220 February 2022 [54]
55 Giorgos Giakoumakis Flag of Greece.svg  Greece Celtic* Ross County 4–019 March 2022 [55]
56 Kemar Roofe Flag of Jamaica.svg  Jamaica Rangers St Mirren*1–410 April 2022 [56]
57 James Scott Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Hibernian* St Johnstone 4–015 May 2022 [57]
58 Kyogo Furuhashi Flag of Japan.svg  Japan Celtic Dundee United*0–928 August 2022 [58]
59 Liel Abada Flag of Israel.svg  Israel
60 Kevin van Veen Flag of the Netherlands.svg  Netherlands Motherwell Ross County*0–54 October 2022 [59]
61 James Forrest Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Celtic* Hibernian 6–115 October 2022 [60]
62 Lawrence Shankland Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Heart of Midlothian* Celtic 3–422 October 2022 [61]
63 Kevin Nisbet Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Hibernian Motherwell*2–38 January 2023 [62]
64 Josh Campbell Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Hibernian* Aberdeen 6–028 January 2023 [63]
65 Lawrence Shankland Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Heart of Midlothian* Ross County 6–122 April 2023 [64]
66 Jordan White Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Ross County Dundee United*1–313 May 2023 [65]

Multiple hat-tricks

RankPlayerHat-tricks
1st Flag of Scotland.svg Leigh Griffiths 5
2nd Ulster Banner.svg Liam Boyce 4
3rd Flag of France.svg Moussa Dembélé 2
Flag of Scotland.svg Steven MacLean
Flag of Scotland.svg Stevie May
Flag of Ireland.svg Adam Rooney
Flag of England.svg Scott Sinclair
Flag of Ireland.svg Anthony Stokes
Flag of England.svg Jermain Defoe
Flag of Greece.svg Giorgos Giakoumakis
Flag of Japan.svg Kyogo Furuhashi
Flag of Scotland.svg James Forrest
Flag of Scotland.svg Kevin Nisbet
Flag of Scotland.svg Lawrence Shankland

Scottish Championship

James Keatings became the first player for 43 years to score hat-tricks for both Edinburgh clubs Heart of Midlothian (in 2014) and Hibernian (in 2015). [66] Género Zeefuik of Heart of Midlothian scored a hat-trick in a 10–0 SPFL record win against Cowdenbeath (who also suffered a joint-club record defeat) on 28 February 2015. [67] The three-minute Zeefuik hat-trick equalled the fastest ever hat-trick scored by a Heart of Midlothian player (Andy Black in 1938) in this match too. [68] Kenny Miller became the oldest ever Rangers player to score a hat-trick, with three goals against Dumbarton on 2 January 2016. [69] Mickaël Antoine-Curier and Tony Andreu both scored hat-tricks for Hamilton Academical in the same match, as the club equalled an 82-year-old club record scoreline by beating Greenock Morton 10–2 on the last day of the 2013–14 season. [70]

Hat-tricks

As of 21:10 20 February 2024
Key
4Player scored four goals
5Player scored five goals
*The home team
#PlayerNationalityForAgainstResult [e] DateRef
1 Greig Spence Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Raith Rovers Cowdenbeath*3–417 August 2013 [71]
2 Philip Roberts Flag of Ireland.svg  Ireland Falkirk Livingston*0–324 August 2013 [72]
3 Callum Fordyce Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Livingston* Cowdenbeath 5–128 September 2013 [73]
4 Kane Hemmings Flag of England.svg  England Cowdenbeath* Greenock Morton 5–19 October 2013 [74]
5 Mark McNulty Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Livingston Greenock Morton*1–523 November 2013 [75]
6 Rory Loy Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Falkirk* Cowdenbeath 5–05 April 2014 [76]
7 Mickaël Antoine-Curier 4Flag of France.svg  France Hamilton Academical* Greenock Morton 10–23 May 2014 [77]
8 Tony Andreu Flag of France.svg  France Hamilton Academical* Greenock Morton 10–23 May 2014 [77]
9 James Keatings Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Heart of Midlothian Raith Rovers*0–423 August 2014 [78]
10 Jordan White Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Livingston* Alloa Athletic 4–013 September 2014 [79]
11 Dominique Malonga Flag of the Republic of the Congo.svg  Republic of the Congo Hibernian Dumbarton*3–622 November 2014 [80]
12 Derek Lyle Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Queen of the South Cowdenbeath*0–531 January 2015 [81]
13 Género Zeefuik Flag of the Netherlands.svg  Netherlands Heart of Midlothian* Cowdenbeath 10–028 February 2015 [82]
14 Colin Nish Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Cowdenbeath Raith Rovers*1–38 April 2015 [83]
15 Martyn Waghorn Flag of England.svg  England Rangers Greenock Morton*0–427 September 2015 [84]
16 John Baird Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Falkirk Dumbarton*0–524 October 2015 [85]
17 James Keatings Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Hibernian St Mirren*1–47 November 2015 [86]
18 John Baird Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Falkirk* Alloa Athletic 5–014 November 2015 [87]
19 Kenny Miller Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Rangers Dumbarton*0–62 January 2016 [88]
20 Martyn Waghorn Flag of England.svg  England Rangers* Livingston 4–116 January 2016 [89]
21 Ryan Hardie Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Raith Rovers* St Mirren 4–35 March 2016 [90]
22 Christian Nade Flag of France.svg  France Dumbarton* Alloa Athletic 3–18 March 2016 [91]
23 Joe Cardle Flag of England.svg  England Dunfermline Athletic* Dumbarton 4–36 August 2016 [92]
24 Alan Forrest Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Ayr United Dumbarton*0–315 October 2016 [93]
25 Nicky Clark 4Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Dunfermline Athletic* Dumbarton 5–14 March 2017 [94]
26 Stephen Dobbie Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Queen of the South Falkirk*1–426 August 2017 [95]
27 Stephen Dobbie Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Queen of the South Dunfermline Athletic*2–59 December 2017 [96]
28 Stephen Dobbie Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Queen of the South* Brechin City 3–127 January 2018 [97]
29 Nicky Clark Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Dunfermline Athletic Brechin City*0–320 March 2018 [98]
30 Nicky Clark Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Dunfermline Athletic* Queen of the South 3–131 March 2018 [99]
31 Nathan Austin Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Inverness Caledonian Thistle* Dumbarton 5–114 April 2018 [100]
32 Stephen Dobbie Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Queen of the South Falkirk*0–325 August 2018 [101]
33 Stephen Dobbie 4Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Queen of the South* Ayr United 5–01 September 2018 [102]
34 Billy McKay Ulster Banner.svg  Northern Ireland Ross County Dundee United*1–529 September 2018 [103]
35 Stephen Dobbie Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Queen of the South* Alloa Athletic 3–36 October 2018 [104]
36 Billy McKay Ulster Banner.svg  Northern Ireland Ross County* Greenock Morton 5–027 October 2018 [105]
37 Lawrence Shankland 4Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Ayr United Dundee United*0–530 November 2018 [106]
38 Billy McKay Ulster Banner.svg  Northern Ireland Ross County* Ayr United 3–226 February 2019 [107]
39 Brian Graham Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Ross County Ayr United*1–319 April 2019 [108]
40 Lawrence Shankland 4Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Dundee United* Inverness Caledonian Thistle 4–13 August 2019 [109]
41 Bob McHugh Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Greenock Morton* Alloa Athletic 4–110 August 2019 [110]
42 Lawrence Shankland Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Dundee United* Greenock Morton 6–028 September 2019 [111]
43 Kevin Nisbet 4Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Dunfermline Athletic* Partick Thistle 5–130 November 2020 [112]
44 Lawrence Shankland Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Dundee United Partick Thistle*1–411 January 2020 [113]
45 Kevin O'Hara Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Dunfermline Athletic Alloa Athletic*1–424 October 2020 [114]
46 Osman Sow Flag of Sweden.svg  Sweden Dundee Queen of the South*1–326 December 2020 [115]
47 Steven Naismith Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Heart of Midlothian* Arbroath 3–129 December 2020 [116]
48 Liam Boyce Ulster Banner.svg  Northern Ireland Heart of Midlothian* Alloa Athletic 6–09 April 2021 [117]
49 Brian Graham Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Partick Thistle Inverness Caledonian Thistle*3–39 February 2022 [118]
50 Dipo Akinyemi Flag of England.svg  England Ayr United* Queen's Park 5–08 October 2022 [119]
51 Billy Mckay Ulster Banner.svg  Northern Ireland Inverness Caledonian Thistle* Cove Rangers 6–12 January 2023 [120]
52 Simon Murray 4Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Queen's Park Cove Rangers*0–67 January 2023 [121]
53 Lyall Cameron Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Dundee* Hamilton Academical 7–01 April 2023 [122]
54 Kevin Holt Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Dundee United Partick Thistle*0–521 October 2023 [123]
55 Lewis Vaughan Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Raith Rovers* Ayr United 4–422 December 2023 [124]
56 Tony Watt Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Dundee United* Partick Thistle 3–029 December 2023 [125]
57 Robbie Muirhead Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Greenock Morton* Ayr United 3–02 January 2024 [126]
58 George Oakley Flag of England.svg  England Greenock Morton Dundee United*2–36 January 2024 [127]
59 Alex Samuel Flag of England.svg  England Inverness Caledonian Thistle Raith Rovers*2–327 January 2024 [128]
60Anton DowdsFlag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Ayr United Airdrieonians*2–317 February 2024 [129]

Multiple hat-tricks

RankPlayerHat-tricks
1 Flag of Scotland.svg Stephen Dobbie 6
2 Flag of Scotland.svg Lawrence Shankland 4
3 Flag of Scotland.svg Nicky Clark 3
Ulster Banner.svg Billy McKay
5 Flag of Scotland.svg James Keatings 2
Flag of Scotland.svg John Baird
Flag of England.svg Martyn Waghorn
Flag of Scotland.svg Brian Graham

Scottish League One

Hat-tricks

As of 22:50, 23 March 2024 (UTC)
Key
4Player scored four goals
5Player scored five goals
*The home team
#PlayerNationalityForAgainstResult [e] DateRef
1 Lee McCulloch Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Rangers* East Fife 5–031 August 2013 [130]
2 Lee McCulloch Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Rangers* Arbroath 5–114 September 2013 [131]
3 Jon Daly Flag of Ireland.svg  Ireland Rangers* Stenhousemuir 8–028 September 2013 [132]
4 Jon Daly Flag of Ireland.svg  Ireland Rangers East Fife*0–426 October 2013 [133]
5 Michael Moffat Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Stranraer Ayr United*3–612 November 2013 [134]
6Jamie LongworthFlag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Ayr United* Stranraer 3–612 November 2013 [134]
7 Nicky Clark Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Rangers* Forfar Athletic 6–13 December 2013 [135]
8 Martin Grehan Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Stranraer Brechin City*1–322 February 2014 [136]
9 Lee McCulloch Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Rangers* Airdrieonians 3–012 March 2014 [137]
10 Craig Malcolm Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Ayr United* East Fife 4–13 May 2014 [138]
11 Gozie Ugwu Flag of England.svg  England Dunfermline Athletic* Stirling Albion 4–022 November 2014 [139]
12 Colin McMenamin Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Stenhousemuir Ayr United*2–313 December 2014 [140]
13 Stefan McCluskey Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Greenock Morton* Stirling Albion 4–03 March 2015 [141]
14 Joe Cardle Flag of England.svg  England Dunfermline Athletic Forfar Athletic*0–45 September 2015 [142]
15 Rory McAllister Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Peterhead Stenhousemuir*4–331 October 2015 [143]
16 Leighton McIntosh Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Peterhead* Cowdenbeath 7–021 November 2015 [144]
17Jordan PrestonFlag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Ayr United Albion Rovers*1–323 January 2016 [145]
18 Joe Cardle Flag of England.svg  England Dunfermline Athletic* Stranraer 6–127 February 2016 [146]
19 Rory McAllister Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Peterhead* Brechin City 4–127 February 2016 [147]
20 Faissal El Bakhtaoui Flag of France.svg  France Dunfermline Athletic* Brechin City 3–126 March 2016 [148]
21 Robert Thomson Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Brechin City* Peterhead 5–116 April 2016 [149]
22 Iain Russell Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Airdrieonians* Queen's Park 4–122 October 2016 [150]
23 Ross Caldwell Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Brechin City Peterhead*1–35 November 2016 [151]
24 Andy Ryan Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Airdrieonians East Fife*0–429 April 2017 [152]
25 Craig Moore Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Ayr United Albion Rovers*1–55 August 2017 [153]
26 Scott Agnew Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Stranraer Albion Rovers*0–416 September 2017 [154]
27 Ryan McCord Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Arbroath Stranraer*2–623 September 2017 [155]
28 Michael Moffat Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Ayr United Forfar Athletic*0–521 October 2017 [156]
29 Ross C. Stewart Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Alloa Athletic* Arbroath*5–36 March 2018 [157]
30 Lawrence Shankland Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Ayr United* Queen's Park 4–024 March 2018 [158]
31 Liam Buchanan Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Raith Rovers Airdrieonians*3–425 August 2018 [159]
32 Bobby Linn Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Arbroath* Forfar Athletic 3–115 September 2018 [160]
33 Bobby Linn Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Arbroath Forfar Athletic*2–38 December 2018 [161]
34 Bobby Linn Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Arbroath* Airdrieonians 3–223 February 2019 [162]
35 Dom Thomas Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Dumbarton East Fife*3–423 February 2019 [163]
36 Leighton McIntosh Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Airdrieonians Stranraer*1–44 May 2019 [164]
37 Declan McManus Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Falkirk* Dumbarton 6–010 August 2019 [165]
38 David Goodwillie 5Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Clyde* Stranraer 6–114 September 2019 [166]
39 David Goodwillie Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Clyde* Stranraer 3–34 January 2020 [167]
40 Declan McManus Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Falkirk Peterhead*1–311 January 2020 [168]
41 David Goodwillie Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Clyde* Montrose 3–221 November 2020 [169]
42 Mitchell Megginson Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Cove Rangers* East Fife 5–214 August 2021 [170]
43 Rory McAllister Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Cove Rangers Alloa Athletic*1–32 October 2021 [171]
44 Anton Dowds Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Falkirk* Dumbarton 6–28 January 2022 [172]
45 Euan Henderson 4Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Alloa Athletic* Montrose 4–130 April 2022 [173]
46 Lewis Jamieson Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Airdrieonians* Montrose 4–029 October 2022 [174]
47 Ryan Shanley Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Edinburgh* Alloa Athletic 4–319 November 2022 [175]
48 Craig McGuffie Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Falkirk* Peterhead 5–04 March 2023 [176]
49 Gabby McGill Flag of England.svg  England Airdrieonians* Kelty Hearts 6–111 March 2023 [177]
50 Calum Gallagher Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Airdrieonians* Peterhead 7–018 March 2023 [178]
51 Kevin O'Hara (footballer) Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Hamilton Academical* Stirling Albion 5–011 November 2023 [179]
52 Rumarn Burrell Flag of England.svg  England Cove Rangers* Stirling Albion 3–118 November 2023 [180]
53 Rumarn Burrell Flag of England.svg  England Cove Rangers Annan Athletic*1–39 December 2023 [181]
54Josh CooperFlag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Stirling Albion* Kelty Hearts 5–027 January 2024 [182]
55 Alfie Bavidge Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Kelty Hearts Edinburgh City*0–33 February 2024 [183]
56 Ahkeem Rose Flag of Jamaica.svg  Jamaica Hamilton Academical Kelty Hearts*0–52 March 2024 [184]
57 Callumn Morrison 4Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Falkirk* Edinburgh City 4–123 March 2024 [185]

Multiple hat-tricks

RankPlayerHat-tricks
1 Flag of Scotland.svg Lee McCulloch 3
Flag of Scotland.svg Bobby Linn
Flag of Scotland.svg David Goodwillie
Flag of Scotland.svg Rory McAllister
5 Flag of England.svg Joe Cardle 2
Flag of Ireland.svg Jon Daly
Flag of Scotland.svg Michael Moffat
Flag of Scotland.svg Leighton McIntosh
Flag of England.svg Rumarn Burrell

Scottish League Two

Elgin City's Darryl McHardy and Annan Athletic's Peter Weatherson both scored hat-tricks in the same match in a 5–4 win for Annan Athletic at Elgin City on 25 April 2015. It was also the first hat-trick of McHardy's career. [186]

Hat-tricks

As of 20:30, 10 October 2024 (UTC)
Key
4Player scored four goals
5Player scored five goals
*The home team
#PlayerNationalityForAgainstResult [e] DateRef
1Scott DalzielFlag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Berwick Rangers Queen's Park*0–421 December 2013 [187]
2 Rory McAllister Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Peterhead* Stirling Albion 3–121 December 2013 [188]
3 Jordan White Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Stirling Albion* Clyde 4–13 May 2014 [189]
4 Simon Murray Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Arbroath East Fife*1–527 December 2014 [190]
5 Peter Weatherson Flag of England.svg  England Annan Athletic East Stirlingshire*1–317 January 2015 [191]
6 Nathan Austin Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland East Fife Elgin City*3–53 March 2015 [192]
7 Bobby Linn Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Arbroath* Clyde 3–114 March 2015 [193]
8 Craig Gunn Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Elgin City* Berwick Rangers 3–331 March 2015 [194]
9Darryl McHardyFlag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Elgin City* Annan Athletic 4–525 April 2015 [195]
10 Peter Weatherson Flag of England.svg  England Annan Athletic Elgin City*4–525 April 2015 [195]
11 Nathan Austin Flag of England.svg  England East Fife Montrose*1–426 September 2015 [196]
12 David Gormley 4Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Clyde Berwick Rangers*0–521 November 2015 [197]
13 Darren Smith Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Stirling Albion Montrose*1–312 December 2015 [198]
14 Nathan Austin Flag of England.svg  England East Fife Stirling Albion*1–326 December 2015 [199]
15 Darren Smith Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Stirling Albion* Montrose 7–09 February 2016 [200]
16 Bobby Linn Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Arbroath* Stirling Albion 5–327 August 2016 [201]
17 Shane Sutherland Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Elgin City* Berwick Rangers 6–010 December 2016 [202]
18 Shane Sutherland Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Elgin City* Edinburgh City 3–128 January 2017 [203]
19Steven ThomsonFlag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Berwick Rangers* Annan Athletic 4–14 February 2017 [204]
20 Steven Doris Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Arbroath Annan Athletic*2–51 April 2017 [205]
21 David Goodwillie Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Clyde* Elgin City 3–215 April 2017 [206]
22 Ryan McCord Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Arbroath* Elgin City 3–229 April 2017 [207]
23Blair HendersonFlag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Annan Athletic Stenhousemuir*1–39 December 2017 [208]
24Russell McLeanFlag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Peterhead Annan Athletic*3–320 February 2017 [209]
25 Lewis Milne Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Montrose Stirling Albion*0–57 April 2018 [210]
26Blair HendersonFlag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Annan Athletic* Stirling Albion 3–121 April 2018 [211]
27Blair HendersonFlag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Edinburgh City* Albion Rovers 4–04 August 2018 [212]
28Blair HendersonFlag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Edinburgh City* Elgin City 4–115 December 2018 [213]
29 Peter MacDonald Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Stirling Albion Albion Rovers*0–526 January 2019 [214]
30Darryl McHardyFlag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Elgin City Albion Rovers*0–39 February 2019 [215]
31David GaltFlag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Queen's Park* Elgin City 4–116 March 2019 [216]
32 Jordan Allan Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Cowdenbeath* Edinburgh City 4–16 April 2019 [217]
33Tommy MuirFlag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Annan Athletic* Cove Rangers 6–130 November 2019 [218]
34 Darryl Duffy Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Stirling Albion Albion Rovers*0–34 January 2020 [219]
35 Kane Hester Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Elgin City* Cowdenbeath 5–228 November 2020 [220]
36 Liam Henderson Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Edinburgh City* Albion Rovers 5–25 December 2020 [221]
37Kane HesterFlag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Elgin City* Albion Rovers 3–014 August 2021 [222]
38 Nathan Austin Flag of England.svg  England Kelty Hearts Albion Rovers*0–318 September 2021 [223]
39Dominic DochertyFlag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Annan Athletic* Elgin City 4–111 December 2021 [224]
40 Tony Wallace Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Annan Athletic* Kelty Hearts 5–126 December 2021 [225]
41 Stefan McCluskey Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Forfar Athletic* Annan Athletic 5–116 April 2022 [226]
42 Dale Carrick Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Stirling Albion* Edinburgh City 5–030 April 2022 [227]
43Kane Hester4Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Elgin City* Annan Athletic 5–11 October 2022 [228]
44 Russell Dingwall Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Elgin City Bonnyrigg Rose*2–35 November 2022 [229]
45Blair HendersonFlag of Scotland.svg  Scotland The Spartans Elgin City*0–416 December 2023 [230]
46Blair HendersonFlag of Scotland.svg  Scotland The Spartans East Fife*0–330 January 2024 [231]
47 Nathan Austin Flag of England.svg  England East Fife Stirling Albion
0–424 August 2024 [232]
48Alan TroutenFlag of Scotland.svg  Scotland East Fife Bonnyrigg Rose*5–05 October 2024 [233]

Multiple hat-tricks

RankPlayerHat-tricks
1st Flag of Scotland.svg Blair Henderson6
2nd Flag of Scotland.svg Nathan Austin 4
3rd Flag of Scotland.svg Bobby Linn 2
Flag of Scotland.svg Darren Smith
Flag of England.svg Peter Weatherson
Flag of Scotland.svg Shane Sutherland
Flag of Scotland.svg Darryl McHardy

SPFL play-offs

Hat-tricks

As of 22:42, 18 February 2024 (UTC)
Key
4Player scored four goals
5Player scored five goals
*The home team
#PlayerNationalityForAgainstResult [e] DateRefDivision
1 Jordan White Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Stiring Albion Annan Athletic*3–510 May 2014 [234] 2014 Scottish League One play-offs
2 Greig Spence Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Alloa Athletic* Brechin City 4–320 May 2017 [235] 2017 Scottish Championship play-offs
3 Stephen Dobbie Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Queen of the South* Montrose 5–011 May 2019 [236] 2019 Scottish Championship play-offs
4 Callum Smith Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Airdrieonians* Montrose 6–47 May 2022 [237] 2022 Scottish Championship play-offs
5 Andy Winter (footballer) Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Hamilton Academical* Alloa Athletic 5–213 May 2023 [238] 2023 Scottish Championship play-offs

Notes

a The Scottish Premiership is the top tier of the Scottish Professional Football League (SPFL) and level one of the Scottish football league system. It was established in 2013.

b The Scottish Championship is the second tier of the Scottish Professional Football League (SPFL) and level two of the Scottish football league system. It was established in 2013.

c The Scottish League One is the third tier of the Scottish Professional Football League (SPFL) and level three of the Scottish football league system. It was established in 2013.

d The Scottish League Two is the bottom tier of the Scottish Professional Football League (SPFL) and level four of the Scottish football league system. It was established in 2013.

e The results column shows the home team score first.

f Includes one hat-trick scored in the 2014 Scottish League One play-offs.

g Includes one hat-trick scored in the 2017 Scottish Championship play-offs.

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