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The Regional Leagues...

       East Midlands League
       Northampton Town remain three points clear in the Premier Division after they won 4-0
       against Chesterfield. Leah Cudone scored two late goals to add to earlier strikes from Eden
       Brown and Rachel St John-Mosse. Mansfield Town stay on their heels in second place, they
       scored five without reply against Leicester City Ladies thanks to an Ellie Marshall hat-trick,
       Nikki  Wigman  and  Ashleigh  Evans.  Abigail  Murrell  was  on  target  five  times  and  Lauren
       Churcher weighed in with a further four as Lincoln Utd beat Loughborough Students
       12-3 to go third. Amy Nelson and Zoe Hopewell also got on the scoresheet, along with an own
       goal. Oughtibridge WM edged out Rotherham Utd by the odd goal in nine, Millie Kenyon
       bagging a four-goal haul and Abigail Towns the others, and Notts County were 7-2 winners
       over Woodlands Ladies.
            Arnold Eagles still lead the way on goal difference in Division One North, Natasha
       Leach scoring twice as they defeated Grimsby Borough 2-1. Arnold lead from Grimsby
       Town who were 10-1 victors at Appleby Frodingham. Amber Sharp was on target four
       times along with Ellie Wilson (2), Emily Blyth, Danielle Brighton, Rebecca Taylor and Holly
       Smith. Nottingham Trent University are two points behind the top two, they won 5-4 at
       Sleaford Town courtesy of a Quinn Garner hat-trick, Lucia Hilton and Alice Rogers. Chloe
       Mitchell,  Shannon  Brooks  and  Elizabeth  Harris  were  on  the  scoresheet  as  St  Josephs
       Rockware of Worksop beat Cleethorpes Town 3-1 whilst Sherwood FC Women and
       Notts County Development finished level at 1-1.
            Lucy Copeland scored twice along with Isabella Mauro, Laura Monk, Holly Otter and
       Iesha Rollins as Derby County Academy won 6-1 at Ilkeston Town to stay top on goal
       difference from Anstey Nomads, who beat Leicester Road 5-2 with Carmelina Colangelo
       scoring all five goals. Amelia Boddington bagged a brace as Thrapston Town won 2-0 away
       to Loughborough Foxes Vixens and Nottingham Forest Development scored eight
       times  past  Peterborough  Utd  Res,  Jessica  Abdy  hitting  a  hat-trick  along  with  Jemima
       Footitt (2), Yazmin Cooke, Maja Kocik and Chardonnay Truin. Coalville Town Ravenettes
       won for the first time, 5-2 against Kettering Town courtesy of a Clair Dolman hat-trick, Zaiga
       Lacite and Aleksandra Wawrzycka.
       Eastern Region League
       Wymondham Town defeated AFC Dunstable 7-0 to go two points clear at the top of the
       Premier Division. Francesca Catchpole led the scoring with a hat-trick and there was one each
       from Katie Knights, Aimee Stretch, Hannah Waters and Natasha Youngs. Royston Town
       replace Wroxham in second place after beating them 2-0. Zara Carroll and Natasha Fensome
       both scored twice for Royston Town in their 4-3 victory at Haringey Borough and they are
       just four points off the pace. Mia Pinkham and Lily Hall were on target for Colney Heath in
       their 2-2 draw with King's Lynn Town, who scored through Alexa Hunter and Zara O'Neill,
       whilst goals from Leyah Maddix (2) and Eleanor Wade earned Luton Town a 3-1 success
       away to Bowers & Pitsea.
            Needham  Market  have  taken  over  at  the  top  of  Division  One  North  after  they
       defeated previous leaders Biggleswade Utd 4-2. Lois Balfour and Lina Nagib each scored
       twice for Needham, with Samaira Khan and Tayla Murray replying. Haverhill Rovers and
       Newmarket Town battled out a 1-1 draw, goals coming from Stacey Roper and Katie Webb
       respectively.
            Leigh Ramblers are the new leaders of Division One South after Rebecca Dalgarno,
       Kate Newton and Rhianne Cunningham gave them a 3-1 victory at Hutton. Cheshunt had
       started the day on top but were beaten 3-0 by Barking, for whom Laura Bunton netted twice
       and Baileigh Cordice the other. This allowed Herts Vipers Women to move into second
       place as they defeated Billericay Town Development 3-1 with goals from Kelsey Millen (2)
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