Matildas sensation Sam Kerr has won her second major award in a week after claiming the US's National Women's Soccer League's MVP gong.
Earlier in the week, 24-year-old Kerr was crowned the Women's Health Sportswoman of the Year.
Kerr's latest award comes after scoring a league-record 17 goals and providing four assists for New Jersey club Sky Blue FC.
She also became the NWSL's all-time top scorer during the 2017 season and scored a record number of goals in one match, four.
1⃣7⃣ goals, 4⃣ assists, 5⃣ game-winning goals.@samkerr1 of @SkyBlueFC is the 2017 #NWSL MVP. pic.twitter.com/Z8f4FPjwNg
— NWSL (@NWSL) October 20, 2017
Kerr's achievements come after helping the Matildas win the 2017 Tournament of Nations in the United States, over the hosts, Japan and Brazil.
She scored a hat-trick against the Japanese and also hit the scoresheet in a triumphant home series against Brazil.
Kerr also won the Julie Dolan Medal for best W-League player during the 2016-17 season with Perth Glory.
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