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The County Leagues...

Gloucestershire League
Dursley Town and Cheltenham Civil Service both caused surprises in the First Round of
the Gordon Perrett League Cup when they knocked out Division One opponents. Emma Allen,
Michelle Watson, Louise Pegler and Aine Redmond all scored to give Dursley a 4-0 victory
against former Cup winners Bristol & West, whilst Cheltenham Civil Service defeated
Longlevens 6-4 thanks to a Jessica Brown hat-trick, Katie Ashmead, Jasmine Hart and Gemma
Riley. Lauren Mills hit a hat-trick in reply but ended up on the losing side, Hannah Thompson
adding the other. Charlotte Davis (2), Adele Hooper and Amy Scrivens accounted for the goals as
Pucklechurch Sports won 4-0 at City of Gloucester and Bishop's Cleeve were 4-2 victors
over Bristol Rovers Development. Isabelle Torrington and Leonie Gough both bagged
doubles for Cleeve, with Gift Ihejieto and Zoe Jones replying. Longwell Green notched up the
biggest win of the day when beating Bristol Ladies Union Development 12-1, Kate Michael
leading the scoring with a seven-goal haul. Rebecca Jones added two and there was one each from
Abbie Woodley-Marshall, Hayley Honeywell and Holly Stephens. Sophie Drain netted the only
goal of the game for Ellwood Ladies as they beat Tuffley Rovers 1-0 and Cirencester Town
were 2-0 victors at Downend Flyers Res thanks to Amy Bains and an own goal. Red Falcon
Club defeated Olveston Utd Res 4-0 thanks to Kelly Maggs (2), Evelyn Cohen and Roberta
Hyam. Bradley Stoke and Whitchurch & Bristol met for the second time in a cup tie this
season and this time it was Bradley Stoke who were 3-2 winners, courtesy of a Hollie Shone
hat-trick whilst Jessica Nicholls netted both in reply.
Greater London League
Bromley FC Ladies moved into fourth place in the Premier Division after they defeated
Regents Park Rangers 6-0. Eloise Bovill, Hannah-Elizabeth Paige, Charlotte Lee, Tanya
Holley, Millie Main and Ella Simmons all scored a goal apiece. Kalina Georgieva (2), Monique
Mitchell-Marshall and Tineka Pink were the markswomen for Edgware Town in their 4-2
victory over Enfield Town 3rds, who replied through a brace from Brooke John.
Anne-Marie Pejcic, Emma Welch and Fiona Moloney were all on target as Actonians
Ladies Res won 3-1 at Tower Hamlets to stay two points ahead at the top of Division One
North from Queen's Park Rangers Res, who beat Brentford B 5-1 with strikes from Zoe
Allen-Thomas, Jessica Francis-Weir, Ruby Norman, Dahila Salah and Harriet Stiles-Winfield.
East London Ladies meanwhile won 4-2 against New London Lionesses Development
with Elena Bodnarescu, Katherine Gee, Courtney Peverill and Molly McCarthy all on the
scoresheet.
In Division One South, South East Parakeets were unable to take an opportunity to
go top of the table when they were beaten 1-0 by Tooting Bec, Ellen Fewtrell scoring the only
goal of the game. The leadership did change hands though as a goalless draw with Ashford
Town (Middlesex) B has taken Richmond & Kew to the top of the table.
Comets progressed in the John Greenacre Memorial Trophy with a 9-1 victory against
Sporting Duet. Courtney Bell hit a hat-trick whilst Michelle Keating and McKenna Doyle each
contributed braces, with Paulina Koutroubis and Kirsten Walker adding the other goals. Josie
Alderman (2), Emily Hill, Elinor Mason and Rebecca Netteryd accounted for the goals as South
London Laces beat Luton Town Res 5-2 and Impact FC Women were 4-1 winners away to
South London Women, with Alex Duberry and Kelly Stubbington each netting twice.
Sheffield & Hallamshire League
Dronfield Town hit nine for the second week running as they moved three points clear at the
top of Division One, though they have played more games than most of the other teams and can
be overtaken if the games in hand were won. Kris Humble bagged a first half hat-trick at home to
Sheffield Wednesday Res whose bare eleven was quickly reduced to ten and then nine by the
interval, while further injuries saw the visitors end the game with just seven players, so the final
score was more creditable than at first appears. Annabel Davies (2), Carly Gill (2), Becky Hill and
Laurie Marris were the others on target for Dronfield who were six up at the interval. Gemma
Harte (2) and Nicolle Jepson were on target for AFC Bentley who remain unbeaten after their
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