Page 31 - Women's Soccer Scene Issue No.30 2022-23

City of Gloucester. Nikola Biskup (2), Skye Cooper, Eden Marsh and an own goal gave them a
result which means that are looking almost certain to finish in the top four.
Bristol Ladies Union have gone top of Division Three for the first time this season and
need to win two of their remaining four games to clinch the title, after they beat long time leaders
Southmead Community Sport 3-1 with an Amber Garton hat-trick. Stoke Lane Athletic
meanwhile moved up to third with a five 2-1 victory away to Ellwood Ladies. Leanne
Derbyshire and Paige Sawyer scored the goals for Stoke Lane, whilst the home side replied
through Tia Watts.
Greater London League
The top of table clash in the Premier Division ended in a 1-1 draw, meaning that the destination
of the title will be decided in the last match of the season. A late goal from Katy Hanscomb
earned leaders Actonians Ladies Res a share of the spoils and they head the table by a single
point from Islington Borough, who scored through Freya Glen, and both teams have one
match left to play. Headstone Manor are also one point behind but they have completed their
fixtures, finishing off as Sian Rodway-Smith (2) and Jade Doherty fired them to a 3-0 victory at
Camden Town. Comets meanwhile were dealt a blow as they were held to a 1-1 draw by
Regents Park Rangers, for whom Natalia Debek scored to cancel out Rosalind Duignan-
Pearson's strike for Comets. Actonians will be at home to Richmond & Kew on the final day
and a win would see them as Champions, whilst Comets meet Islington Borough with both
hoping to capitalise on any slip up by Actonians. Richmond & Kew were in action on Sunday and
shared a bizarre 6-6 draw with Clapham Utd who continue to pick up points. Charlotte Close
hit a hat-trick for Richmond along with Danielle Bourne, Jessica Roberts and Ellysia Crabb,
whilst Clapham netted through Emma Dyduch (2), Florrie Maxwell (2), Kerry Gilroy and Amber
Guyatt.
Champions Leyton Orient are keeping going in Division One North, Jordan Feldman and
Shona Chitate-Samuriwo giving them a 2-1 win away to Luton Town Res whose reply came
from Sanam Shahid. Kea Felix (2), Katie Barber, Lily Stroud and Sinead Gibbons accounted for
the goals as Hackney Res ran out 5-0 winners over Enfield Town 3rds.
Hammersmith have gone three points ahead at the top of Division One South, Lashan
Millwood spearheading their 8-1 win over South London Laces with a four-goal haul.
Manuela Naprta, Elena Fairley, Madeleine Hills and Becky Hibberd added the other goals for
Hammersmith whilst Tooting Bec maintained their challenge by beating Sporting Duet 3-0
with strikes from Bryony Bancroft (2) and Amanda Reimer. Lisa Manley, Tara Dyerson and
Gemma Manley were all on target as Wandsworth Borough picked up an important point
from a 3-3 draw with Balham Panthers, whose scorers were Beth McIntosh (2) and Charlotte
Poole.
Norfolk League
Dussindale & Hellesdon Rovers are continuing to stretch the pace at the top and have gone
eight points clear after easing to a 4-0 win over Bungay Town. Chelsea Brister gave Dussindale
the lead before Victoria Leyer crowned the win by hitting a hat-trick. Stacey Roper (2), Melissa
Boulton and Dayna Howard netted the goals as Thetford Town moved up to third by beating
University of East Anglia 4-3, Ella Burnley (2) and Katie Lee replying. Beccles Town won
for the second time, 6-2 against Stalham Town thanks to Elisha Bower (2), Mia Rose (2),
Abigail Bell and Mia Wilson.
Aylsham Women are still five points ahead in Division Two, Jordan Arnoup netting four
times as they won 7-0 away to Bulldogs Ladies. Georgina Bobbin, Hannah Claughton and
Sophie-Jayne O'Connor added the other goals for Aylsham whilst second placed KLSC defeated
Horsham FC Women with Jordan Turner (2), Taeya Mayes, Kelsey Ramm and Trinity Tokaji
on the scoresheet. Blofield Utd were also 5-0 winners against Freethorpe, courtesy of a
Bailey Duffield brace, Elsie Downer, Lola Hallam and Lucy Schug.
Mulbarton Wanderers have reached the Final of the League Plate after a Sophie Jermy
hat-trick, Ellie Hunter, Rebekah Lake and Molly Ryan saw them to a 6-0 victory over North
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