Page 19 - Women's Soccer Scene Issue No.8 2022-23
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with Elizabeth Overton, Devon Simmonds and an own goal rounding off the scoring.
       Southern Region League
       The top of the table clash in the Premier Division ended with honours even as Ascot Utd
       and Bournemouth Sports battled out a goalless draw. Abingdon Utd moved to within
       a point of the top two as they beat Oxford City 2-0 with goals from Amy Pipe and Lauren
       May. Chloe Ball and Tori St Clair scored doubles as Abingdon Town defeated Wycombe
       Wanderers  4-2  and  Winchester  City  Flyers  won  for  the  first  time,  2-0  against
       Eastleigh thanks to Georgia Allen and Emilia Francis.
            Milton  Utd  head  the  Division  One  North  table  by  three  points  after  beating
       Carterton  Ladies  7-1.  Mollie  Dyer  was  on  target  four  times  for  Milton  with  Charlotte
       Comley, Natalie Evans and Georgia Winger adding the others. Henna Hussain (2) and Sasha
       Smith scored the goals as Penn & Tyler's Green defeated Eversley & California 3-0 to
       go into second place. Caversham Utd go level on points with third placed Kidlington by
       beating  them  1-0,  Freya  Jenkins  scoring  the  only  goal,  whilst  a  Michelle  Bailey  double
       earned Long Crendon a 2-2 draw with Woodley Utd, for whom Rebecca Gooch netted
       both goals.
            The top two also met in Division One South with Chichester City winning 3-1 at
       Badshot Lea to open up a three point lead. Katie Bundy (2) and Elinor Williams scored for
       Chichester,  with  Nicola  Moore  replying.  Woking  Ladies  battled  out  a  2-2  draw  with
       Rushmoor Community, whose scorers were Laura Quinn-Low and Jade Nightingale,
       and AFC Stoneham defeated Abbey Rangers 4-1 thanks to Sophie Lee (2), Abbie Awdas
       and Laura Ingram.
       West Midlands League
       Sutton Coldfield Town have opened up a lead of three points in the Premier Division
       following their 2-1 win away to Shrewsbury Town, Chloe Handy and Carly Aldred scoring
       their  goals.  Second  placed  Worcester  City  went  down  to  a  3-2  defeat  at  Solihull
       Sporting  who  scored  through  Holly  Ellison,  Dionne  Williams  and  Lauren  Smith.  Lye
       Town  meanwhile  kept  themselves  in  touch  with  the  leaders  by  winning  3-1  against
       Crusaders thanks to Sunya Salim, Chelsea Tague and Rhiannon Bate.
            In Division One North, Shifnal Town are one point behind leaders Walsall Ladies
       following their 4-0 win away to City of Stoke. Rebecca-Lee Bown netted twice for Shifnal
       along with Jenna Boddison and Holly Bullock. Darlaston Town also won 4-0 away from
       home,  beating  Wyrley  Ladies  courtesy  of  strikes  from  Laura  Avery,  Ellesse  Birkett,
       Rachael Green and Demi Patel.
            Bewdley  Town  have  lifted  themselves  into  fourth  place  in  Division  One  South,
       Kirsty Roberts (2) and Darcie Hancocks giving them a 3-1 win against Sedgley & Gornal
       Utd. Leamington Lions meanwhile chalked up their first victory, 3-1 over Westfields
       Women thanks to a Kiran Sangha double and Annabelle Williams.
            The Division One Cup got underway on Sunday and both divisional leaders safely
       negotiated their respective ties. Walsall Ladies were 3-2 winners over Rugby Town and
       Knowle beat Droitwich Spa 3-1 courtesy of Camile Abbotts, Natalie Gibson and Jessica
       Holland. Macy Isherwood, Tara Harrison and an own goal saw Port Vale to a 3-2 success
       at Coventry City and Coventry Sphinx had a smoother passage, scoring nine without
       reply against Lichfield City Res, Angel Scandrett, Kirsty Farnsworth and Jodi Hunter all
       netting  twice  along  with  Christabel  Matewe,  Anaya  O'Brien  and  Lauren  Swift.  Leanne
       Johnson hit a hat-trick for Walsall Wood as they beat Tamworth 7-1, with Ruby Mayo
       (2), Natasha Baptiste and Tayler Davies. Rachel Hassall, Tyler Miller, Lucinda Stevenson
       and Ellie White were all on the scoresheet as Long Itchington won 4-1 against Rugby
       Borough.
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