Lead partner of the Barclays Women's Super League Hall of Fame
About the Hall of Fame
The Barclays Women’s Super League Hall of Fame was launched in 2021 to coincide with the 10th anniversary of the league following its inception in April 2011.
The aim of the Barclays Women’s Super League Hall of Fame is to recognise and honour the league’s biggest contributors on the pitch. Those eligible include players (retired), coaches (active or retired) and match officials (active or retired). The one thing they must all have in common, is the positive impact and legacy they have left on the league.
Celebrating those who have taken the Barclays Women's Super League to its strongest ever position, the Barclays Women's Super League Hall of Fame will be the highest individual honour the league can offer.
The Barclays Women's Super League Hall of Fame will inspire tomorrow’s generation by celebrating today’s heroes.
Welcome to the home of the greats.
Jill Scott MBE
Jill Scott MBE is one of the most highly regarded figures within the women’s game who won nine trophies across her 11 years playing in the Barclays Women's Super League for Everton and Manchester City.
Eniola Aluko
Eni Aluko’s successes at both club and international level speak for themselves, having been recognised for her achievements both on and off the field.
Karen Carney MBE
Karen Carney MBE is one of the most widely respected and decorated individuals within the women’s game.
Kelly Smith
Kelly Smith is one of the world's most decorated and respected in the women's game.
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Alex Scott MBE
Alex Scott MBE – now a mainstay across the BBC’s football coverage, the 40-year-old played an instrumental role in the growth of the women’s game in the early noughties.
Rachel Yankey
Rachel Yankey’s career with Arsenal is one that few can rival, having won multiple trophies during her time with the Gunners, which continued into the Barclays Women’s Super League era.
Katie Chapman
Katie Chapman’s honours are almost unmatched.
Gilly Flaherty
Gilly Flaherty retired from professional football in the 2022/23 season.
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Anita Asante
Anita Asante is regarded as one of the pioneers for the growth of the women’s game in England in the noughties, setting the groundwork for those who followed in her footsteps.
Fara Williams
Currently England’s most capped player, Fara Williams is known for her incredible long- range strikes and her technical ability in midfield.
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Rebecca Welch
Rebecca Welch became a football referee in 2010 but continued to work in her NHS post until 2019, when she turned her attention to officiating on a full-time basis.
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Steph Houghton MBE
Known for her leadership, commitment, and technical excellence, Steph Houghton MBE was widely regarded as one of the best centre-backs in the world during her career and has earned her place as one of the most influential figures in the world of women's football.
Emma Hayes
Emma Hayes started her career in football as a player for Arsenal.
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Ellen White MBE
One of the finest goalscorers to grace the women's professional game, Ellen White MBE lifted ten domestic trophies in her career with Leeds United, Arsenal and Manchester City.
A MOMENT IN WOMEN'S FOOTBALL HISTORY
In April 2021, the Barclays Women's Super League celebrated its 10th birthday. Over the ten years, the league has gone from strength to strength, with iconic moments, players, coaches, officials, and many behind the scenes working tirelessly to grow the women’s game.
A moment in history