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Bedfordshire & Hertfordshire League
Wormley Rovers are the Premier Division Champions after a tense day saw them win their top
of the table clash 4-3 against Hertford Town. A midweek win had taken Wormley into top spot
and doubles from Chelise Fleming and Niamh Gallagher gave them the result they needed for the
title. There was some consolation for Hertford in that they will finish as runners-up after
Harpenden Town crashed to a surprise 2-1 defeat at the hands of Hartham Utd, which also
means that Wormley finish top by a comfortable looking margin of four points. Orlane N’Cho
scored both for Hartham, with Cayleigh Jackson replying.
Gloucestershire League
Bitton Ladies require one more point to be confirmed as Champions after completing a quickfire
double over Dursley Town. Rebecca Jones and Lillian Briddon scored the goals to take Bitton
level on points with leaders Bristol Rovers Development, who have completed their fixtures.
Bristol & West have had a good season overall and they will finish in fourth following a fourteen
goal win against Abbeymead Rovers, who will no doubt be relieved their season has come to an
end. Bishop's Cleeve meanwhile returned from Tuffley Rovers with a 3-0 win under their
belts, Lucie Cummings was on target twice and Beth Morgan added the other.
Cheltenham Civil Service swept to a 5-1 success away to Gloucester City
Development and this was the result they needed in order to clinch the Division Two title.
Jasmine Hart netted two of the goals and there was one apiece from Jessica Brown, Petra Ratajova
and Harmony Wheeler, whilst Miranda Smith grabbed a consolation for the home side.
Whitchurch & Bristol and AEK Boco Res met with the runners-up spot up for grabs and it
was Boco who triumphed 5-2 thanks to Shania Powell (2), Shelby Lacey, Courtney Smith and
Jessica Stirling. Faith Constable and Ashley Taylor scored the goals for Whitchurch who must wait
and see if they will end up in the top three or be overtaken by Cirencester Town, who kept up
the trend of away teams scoring five when beating Red Falcon Women 5-3. Eden Marsh,
Charlotte Robbins, Anna Toporkiewicz, Jodie Bailey and Katie Bailey were the markswomen for
Ciren, whilst the home side’s replies came from Issey Cannon, Tierney Harris and Roberta Hyam.
Newly crowned Division Three Champions Bristol Ladies Union are showing no signs of
slowing up and they lead by seven points following an impressive 5-1 win over Stoke Lane
Athletic. Raya Langford (2), Charlotte Coles, Charlotte Lewis and Amber Garton all netted for the
young Union side, whilst Stoke Lane’s consolation came from Ella King. SGS Olveston Utd Res
meanwhile climbed above Stoke Lane into third place after beating Downend Flyers A 5-0
courtesy of an Amelia Burnham double, Molly Ovenden, Jem Green amd Nicola Coles.
Norfolk League
Division One runners-up Dussindale & Hellesdon Rovers received some consolation on
Sunday when they defeated University of East Anglia 5-1 in the League Cup Final, with a goal
apiece from Victoria Leyer, Georgina Belton, Abbi Nobbs, Phoebe Green and Abby Hutchin. The
League Plate meanwhile was won by
Champions Mulbarton Wanderers who Bedfordshire & Hertfordshire
beat… Mulbarton Wanderers Res 6-0.
Rebekah Lake led the scoring with a four-goal PREMIER DIVISION P W D L F A Pts
haul and the others came from Laura Hedtke WORMLEY ROVERS 18 13 3 2 61 18 42
and Sophie Jermy. HERTFORD TOWN 18 12 2 4 42 19 38
HARPENDEN TOWN 18 12 2 4 30 18 38
KLSC kept the Division Two title race HITCHIN BELLES BLUES 18 9 2 7 41 33 29
alive when they won 3-1 away to North COLNEY HEATH RES 17 7 4 6 30 25 25
Walsham Town, Jordan Turner (2) and LANGFORD LADIES 18 7 1 10 35 48 22
Viktorija Burkauskaite scoring their goals with GARSTON 17 6 5 0 2 11 27 45 18
HARTHAM UTD
18
11 47 57 17
Kiera Brown replying. Lacey Andrews hit a hat- BIGGLESWADE UTD BLUES 18 5 2 11 35 56 17
trick for Shrublands Ladies in their 3-2 BEDMOND LADIES 18 3 2 13 24 53 11
victory over Horsford FC Women, whose
scorers were Maisie Nichols and Tilly Thrower. Harpenden 1 Hartham 2; Hertford 3 Wormley 4.
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