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100 'A' International Appearances for Australia

Sixteen Australian women have reached the monumental milestone of 100 'A' International Appearances for Australia. The players are ordered in the sequence of when they made their debut for Australia, in an 'A' international.

  • Anissa Tann (1988 - 2002) 102 Caps (8 goals) (Date of 100th Game: 2nd October 2002 v USA)
  • Cheryl Salisbury (1994 - 2009) 151 Caps (38 goals) (Date of 100th Game: 17th August 2004 v USA)
  • Joanne Peters (1996 -2009) 110 Caps (28 goals) (Date of 100th Game: 25th February 2007 v Chinese Taipei)
  • Heather Garriock (1999 - 2011) 130 Caps (20 goals) (Date of 100th Game: 27th April 2008 v USA)
  • Lisa De Vanna (2004 - 2019) 150 Caps (47 goals) (Date of 100th Game: 8th June 2015 v USA)
  • Clare Polkinghorne (2006 - 2024) 169 Caps (16 goals) (Date of 100th Game: 2nd March 2018 v Portugal)
  • Elise Kellond-Knight (2007 - 2023) 115 Caps (2 goals) (Date of 100th Game: 9th October 2018 v England)
  • Emily van Egmond (2010 - Present) 163 Caps (32 goals) (Date of 100th Game: 10th June 2021 v Denmark)
  • Kyah Simon (2007 - Present) 111 Caps (29 goals) (Date of 100th Game: 2nd August 2021 v Sweden)
  • Samantha Kerr (2009 - Present) 130 Caps (69 goals) (Date of 100th Game: 21st September 2021 v Republic of Ireland)
  • Alanna Kennedy (2012 - Present) 141 Caps (11 goals) (Date of 100th Game: 23rd October 2021 v Brazil)
  • Tameka Yallop (2007 - Present) 134 Caps (14 goals) (Date of 100th Game: 27th November 2021 v USA)
  • Caitlin Foord (2011 - Present) 138 Caps (38 goals) (Date of 100th Game: 8th April 2022 v New Zealand)
  • Lydia Williams (2005 - 2024) 104 Caps (0 goals) (Date of 100th Game: 28th June 2022 v Portugal)
  • Steph Catley (2012 - Present) 139 Caps (7 goals) (Date of 100th Game: 30th January 2022 v Korea Republic)
  • Katrina Gorry (2012 - Present) 116 Caps (17 goals) (Date of 100th Game: 16th August 2023 v England)
  • Hayley Raso (2012 - Present) 101 Caps (22 goals) (Date of 100th Game: 25th October 2025 v Wales)

Watch a handful of these players' stories above! 

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