Jasmine Hamid

George Mason Patriots

Hamid joined the George Mason Patriots in 2020,^[2] but her freshman college season was pushed back to the Spring of 2021 due to the COVID-19 pandemic.^[4] She ended up registering 4 appearances (2 starts) across 245 minutes of soccer.^[1]

Towson Tigers

Hamid transferred to Towson University ahead of her sophomore year of college. In her first season with the Towson Tigers, she led the team with 6 assists and was named to the All-CAA second team.^[5]

In the offseason leading up to her junior year of college, Hamid played a season with Northern Virginia FC in the pre-professional USL W League.^[6] She played in 6 games and tallied 2 assists as Northern Virginia finished last in the Mid-Atlantic Division.^[6][7]

Upon returning to Towson for 2022, Hamid played and started in 16 of the Tigers' matches. She scored 6 goals and once again recorded 6 assists, despite missing part of the season with an injury.^[5] In her final season of college soccer, Hamid had a breakout season, being named to the All-American Third Team,^[8][9] CAA First Team, and All-East Region First Team.^[5][10] She led the Tigers with 14 goals, including 4 scored in a single match against UMBC on August 31, 2023.^[5][11] Hamid was also crowned the CAA Midfielder of Year and named the CAA Offensive Player of the Week on two separate occasions.^[5][12]

BK Häcken

Originally, after leaving college, Hamid joined Bay FC as a preseason trialist in January 2024.^[13] She ultimately did not sign with Bay FC and instead inked a deal with Swedish club BK Häcken on the Damallsvenskan deadline day.^[3][14][15] Although she was only able to make 2 total appearances with the senior squad,^[16] Hamid earned playing time with Häcken's U-19 team and notably scored the late match winner in a victory over Malmö FF's U-19 squad on May 30, 2024.^[17] She departed from the club on June 20, one month before the expiration of her contract.^[18]

Fort Lauderdale United

Hamid signed with Fort Lauderdale United FC ahead of the inaugural USL Super League season.^[18][19] She started and played 62 minutes in Fort Lauderdale United's first-ever match, a 1–1 draw with Spokane Zephyr FC.^[20] She received her first USLS honor on October 3, 2024, being named to the league's September team of the month after scoring two goals in three games.^[21] Hamid continued to find success and was named the USL Super League's player of the month twice in a row.^[22] She also recorded a four-game scoring streak in the second half of the season.^[16][23]

In her second season with Fort Lauderdale, Hamid made 19 appearances (16 starts) and scored 4 goals. She was also a defensive contributor, ranking first on her team in interceptions and duels won. Her performances earned her two more USLS Team of the Month awards, first in October 2025, and then in February 2026. Upon departing from Fort Lauderdale United in April 2026, Hamid set team records in career goals, duels won, tackles won, and shots.^[24]

Dallas Trinity

On April 3, 2026, Fort Lauderdale United transferred Hamid to fellow Super League team Dallas Trinity FC in exchange for an undisclosed fee.^[24] Hamid made her Trinity debut the following day, coming on as a second-half substitute for Chioma Ubogagu in a 3–1 victory over the Spokane Zephyr.^[25] On May 16, 2026, she assisted Allie Thornton in a 4–0 final day victory over Hamid's former team, Fort Lauderdale United, to help Dallas clinch a playoff berth.^[26] In the Super League semifinals, Hamid started in the Trinity's 2–0 defeat to Players' Shield winners Lexington SC.^[27]

Club

As of May 26, 2026^[16]