Category: Hat-Trick

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  • Three Steps to Evan

    Three Steps to Evan

    Swindon Supermarine Reserve striker Evan Black who is sponsored by PSB Design Ltd, entered the clubs record-books at the Meadow on Saturday August 19 [2026], having struck the Spitfires first ever hat-trick at Step 6.

    Despite trailing 1-0 to Brimscombe & Thrupp at the intermission, the visitors came out of the block with all cylinders firing in the second forty-five, hitting seven goals – with Evan bagging all his three within a twelve-minute period!

    Tireless in his final third runs, Evan grabbed his first with 70-minutes on the clock after a beautiful through-ball down the centre of the pitch which found the Lilywhites defence left chasing.

    From the halfway line, Evan ran unopposed all the way in to the home sides penalty area, before slotting the ball calmly under Ollie Gargett from 17-yards out.

    Just two-minutes later, a high ball over the top of the Brimscombe defensive line saw Evan run clear again and after picking the ball up midway in to the home sides territory, he took a mere two touches before he found himself seven yards from the net, before he struck the ball passed a helpless keeper.

    With 82-minutes gone, his hattrick was complete following another attack down the right flank which was squared to Samuel Jun.  Jun saw his 18-yard effort parried by Gargett, but Evan found himself unmarked at the far post and calmly slotted it beyond Gargett as he scrambled to get back to his feet.

    As well as picking up the official Supermarine Play of the Match award for the second game in a row, Evan also joins the list of Hellenic League Hat-Trick Heros for the 2026-27 campaign!

    You can catch all the goals on the Swindon Supermarine Reserves social media platforms.

  • Scott Jordan hits the net 3 times!

    Scott Jordan hits the net 3 times!

    Scott Jordan of Stonehouse Town FC is holding the match ball!

    After he scored a hat rick yesterday in a home game vs Sharpness.

    His first goal came after 25mins when he finished off a move in the box to take the lead for Stonehouse.

    His second was a great individual goal, breaking in from the left wing, Scott as he approached the edge of the penalty area curved a great ball into the top corner. This was after 30 mins.

    At the start of the second half Scott thought he had scored his 3rd, only to see the ball hit the post! However his hat rick came after 69 mins when he finished off a good team move to score, picking up the loose ball in the box.

    Scott joins the list of Hat Trick Hero’s for season 26/27

  • Carterton vs Bromyard Town 5-2 – Saturday 22nd August 

    Carterton vs Bromyard Town 5-2 – Saturday 22nd August 

    Kyle Chester – 4 goals

    Kyle opened the scoring in the 12th minute, timing his run perfectly to beat the offside trap before sliding a composed finish into the corner of the net.

    He doubled his tally in the 33rd minute, losing his marker inside the box and guiding home a well‑delivered cross.

    Just four minutes later, in the 37th minute, a defence‑splitting pass sent Kyle into space down the left. He drove forward and hammered his shot past the keeper to complete a stunning first‑half hat‑trick.

    The four‑goal rout was sealed in the 69th minute when Kyle stepped up and calmly dispatched a penalty, rounding off an outstanding individual performance.

  • Hitting the net not once, not twice but three times!!

    Hitting the net not once, not twice but three times!!

    Bonsa Teshome scored Highworth’s first hat-trick since April 2024 in their 5–0 victory away at Alcester Town in the Uhlsport Hellenic League Floodlit Cup.

    He opened the scoring after 19 minutes, heading home a Jerome Daniel cross at the far post. Twenty minutes later he doubled his tally, cutting in from the right before calmly slotting past the home goalkeeper. Early in the second half, Teshome was brought down in the box and, after picking himself up, confidently converted the penalty to complete his hat-trick.

  • He’s collecting balls this lad!!

    He’s collecting balls this lad!!

    Jordan Williamson following his hat-trick in the UHL Challenge Cup semi-final against Worcester Raiders on Saturday 7th March 2026.

    Jordan opened the scoring in the 30th minute before adding his second eight minutes later in the 38th minute. He then completed his hat-trick early in the second half with a goal in the 49th minute, helping guide the team to the final on 29th March.

  • Ramzi wins the match ball!

    Ramzi wins the match ball!

    1st Goal – A well-worked team move. Ryan slid a perfectly weighted pass into the channel for Charlie Edwards, who ran onto it and delivered a first-time cross across the face of goal. Ramzi timed his run superbly to arrive in the box and calmly slot the ball into the bottom corner.

    2nd Goal – Ramzi picked up the ball on the edge of the area, showed great composure to beat his defender, and then delicately lifted the ball over the advancing goalkeeper.

    3rd Goal – Ramzi completed his hat-trick from the penalty spot, confidently converting to cap off a fine performance.

  • Brandon Hits 3!

    Brandon Hits 3!

    Hattrick Report:

     

    Brandon opened the scoring on 35 minutes, a ball in from the right, was taken on his chest, wrong footing the defender and creating and opening to rifle in!

     

    His second in the 70th minute to retake the lead came from a low cross drilled across the goal, Brandon was quickest to react and met it at the far post getting it over the line with an out stretched leg

     

    He sealed his Hattrick and the win for the Field on 84 minutes by again being quickest to meet another cross in, and calmly converting to round off a clinical performance!

  • Fairman Fires Hat-Trick as Hallen Cruise Past Slimbridge

    Fairman Fires Hat-Trick as Hallen Cruise Past Slimbridge

    Harrison Fairman was simply irresistible on Saturday afternoon as he helped himself to a stunning hat-trick in Hallen’s emphatic victory over Slimbridge.

    The striker opened the scoring in style on 42 minutes after Jack Busby produced a moment of quality, sliding a perfectly timed pass down the left-hand side. Fairman showed electric pace to burst beyond the Slimbridge defence before coolly slotting the ball through the goalkeeper’s legs to give Hallen a deserved lead.

    Not long after the restart, Hallen struck again – and once more it was Fairman on the scoresheet. Luke Jones was the architect this time, delivering another excellent ball down the left flank. Fairman did the rest, finishing confidently into the bottom right corner to double both his tally and Hallen’s advantage.

    The hat-trick was sealed in the 68th minute with a goal worthy of putting the game to bed. Hallen’s top scorer combined brilliantly with skipper Thomas Barker, whose perfectly weighted pass allowed Fairman to lift the ball over the advancing goalkeeper from just inside the box, completing his second hat-trick of the season in emphatic fashion.

    A clinical performance from Fairman and a dominant team display ensured Hallen left no doubt about the outcome, with the striker once again proving why he remains the focal point of their attacking threat.

  • Edwards Ignites Fairford Fightback with Stunning 20-Minute Hat-Trick

    Edwards Ignites Fairford Fightback with Stunning 20-Minute Hat-Trick

    Late or not, this is one performance that simply couldn’t be missed.

    In what can only be described as an incredible game of football, Harrison Edwards produced a sensational 20-minute first-half hat-trick to turn Fairford’s fortunes on their head against third-placed Slimbridge.

    The context made the challenge even greater. Fairford found themselves 2–0 down, facing one of the league’s strongest sides, and having failed to score in their previous three league games. Add to that a four-game losing streak, and the signs were ominous.

    But football, as ever, had other ideas.

    A goal shortly after Fairford conceded their second proved to be the spark — and from that moment on, the match belonged to Edwards.

    Club Football Director Jody reflected on the turnaround:

    “In an incredible game of football Fairford found themselves 2–0 against 3rd placed Slimbridge and having not scored in their previous three league games, the omens did not look good. However a goal shortly after conceding the second proved to be the catalyst for Fairford and Harrison Edwards in particular, who went on to score a 20-minute first-half hat-trick to completely alter the course of the game and bring an end to a losing streak that has seen Fairford lose their previous four league games.”

    Edwards’ treble wasn’t just clinical — it was transformational. In the space of 20 minutes, belief returned, momentum swung, and a game that appeared to be slipping away was completely rewritten. His goals carried urgency, composure, and conviction, lifting teammates and unsettling an opposition that had looked comfortable only moments earlier.

    More than just goals, this was leadership through action. When Fairford needed inspiration, Edwards delivered it decisively — ending the scoring drought, halting the losing run, and reminding everyone just how quickly football can change.

    Congratulations to Harrison Edwards on a remarkable hat-trick performance — one that didn’t just change a game, but reset a season’s momentum. ⚽🔥

  • Bexton at the Treble as LJ Shines Against Ludlow

    Bexton at the Treble as LJ Shines Against Ludlow

    Lewis Bexton produced a clinical and commanding performance as he struck a superb hat-trick against Ludlow, delivering a display of quality and confidence in front of goal.

    Club reporter George Wadsworth captured the moment perfectly:

    “LJ delivered a superb hat trick against Ludlow. A breathtaking first goal before powering on to complete his treble — his second in the same week after his first came in the 4-0 Floodlit Cup win against Carterton.”

    The opening goal set the tone — a breathtaking finish that immediately lifted the contest and showcased Bexton’s attacking intent. From there, he grew stronger as the game progressed, driving forward with purpose and composure to complete his treble in emphatic fashion.

    Bexton’s movement, confidence, and ability to seize key moments proved decisive, ensuring Ludlow were kept under constant pressure. Each goal added control and clarity, turning a competitive fixture into one defined by his influence.

    Completing a hat-trick is an achievement in itself. To do so twice in the same week highlights not just form, but focus and consistency — attributes that continue to serve both player and team well.

    Congratulations to Lewis Bexton on an outstanding hat-trick performance, capped by a goal that will live long in the memory. ⚽