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following their 4-1 victory against Saltdean Utd, Alex Witham netting a brace with Gemma
Cumby and Amanda Beeput adding the other goals.
Division One North leaders Dorking Wanderers were beaten for the first time
this season, 4-2 by Walton Casuals. Tiffany Skinner scored twice, along with Ellie Stalley
and Brooke Garcia whilst Dorking, who remain top, replied through Charlotte Crook and
Susannah Wells. Brentford moved back into the top three after a Chloe Webb goal gave
them the points against Sutton Utd. Phoebe Cuerden and Tiffany Pavitt were the
markswomen for Victoire Ladies as they drew 2-2 with Clapham Utd, both teams are still
waiting for their first league win of the season.
There was a change of leadership in Division One South, with AFC Acorns
returning to the summit after beating Bexhill Utd 7-0. Meg Allard and Samantha Rowland
each scored twice, with Pamela McDonnell, Janine Daly and Eleanor Killick-Bird also on
target. Gemma Shepherd bagged a brace as Herne Bay won 2-1 at Welling Utd to go third
and Newhaven were 3-1 winners away to Maidstone Utd, with a goal apiece from Lucy
Collinson, Lauren Smith and Paige Ripley.
Hackney went through in the League Cup after Naomi Gross and Amy Nicholson
gave them a 2-0 victory away to Meridian Ladies, and Dulwich Hamlet Res beat
Parkwood Rangers by the same scoreline, Becky Hopkins and Lillian Somerside netted
their goals. Erin Shacklock and Emma Buse were on target for Watford Development as
they drew 2-2 after extra time with Sport London e Benfica, who netted through Shivani
Bedi and an own goal. Hastings Utd progressed safely with a 4-0 win against Ashford
Ladies, Sian Heather netting twice along with Molly Hill and Holly Carter.
North East League
League leaders York City saw their winning run halted by being held to a goalless draw by
Farsley Celtic, and their advantage has been trimmed to five points. Mary Corbyn, Lydia
Maidens and Jessica Round scored for Redcar Town as they won 3-2 away to Sheffield
Wednesday to move up to second on goal difference from Harrogate Town, who beat
Wakefield Trinity 2-1 with goals from Nat Eustance and Charlotte Broad. Sunderland
West End ran out 5-0 winners over Hartlepool Utd, courtesy of a goal apiece from Laicey
Greener, Pavanjot Kaur, Nicole O'Hara, Alex Ross and Emma Piccinino, while Alayna Millard
and Eleanor Betteridge scored for Ossett Utd in their 2-2 draw against South Shields.
In the Northern Division, Spennymoor Town defeated Wallsend BC Res 4-1 to
narrow the gap on leaders Blyth Town to a single point. Amelie Pattison (2), Kira Whittle
and Autumn Colledge accounted for Spennymoor's goals, with Michaela Sewell replying.
Boro Rangers are a further point adrift in third; they won 7-0 at Prudhoe Town thanks
to Eve Hopson (2), Eve Jackson (2), Sophie Hill, Jade Danks and Rachel Jackson. Chester-
le-Street Utd meanwhile scored thirteen times against Guisborough Town, led by a
four-goal haul from Emma Hewett and hat-tricks by Rebecca Hansen and Holly Doogan.
Sarah Hutchieson added a brace and Jade Fenton completed the tally. Washington
Association won 2-0 against Norton & Stockton Ancients Res with goals from Jessica
Cook and Courtney Mole.
Despite a goal from Tamryn Dunlop, Southern Division table toppers York RI
crashed to a 4-1 defeat at the hands of Barnsley FC Ladies for whom Lynn Goodman, Carla
Whitehead, Sadie Hooper and Amy Lyons all scored. Natalie Bell, Nicole Chamberlain, Beth
Vickers and Melissa West accounted for the goals as Bradford Park Avenue won 4-1
against Wakefield Trinity U23. Farsley Celtic Juniors are off the bottom after winning
for the first time, 6-3 against Millmoor Juniors Ladies. Shauna Hill and Sarah Lawn each
netted twice for Farsley along with Kimberley Clydesdale and Keeley Tottie.
North West League
The leadership in the Premier Division changed hands once again and it is Merseyrail
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