Page 27 - Women's Soccer Scene Issue No.28 2022-23

Gloucestershire League
Only one match was played in the league on Easter Sunday and it produced plenty of goals,
with Longlevens winning 9-3 against Red Falcon Women in Division Two. Hayley Pitt
and Olivia Kosylowicz led the scoring by hitting a hat-trick apiece, Lauren Mills added a
brace and Ashleigh Lloyd was also on target, whilst the home side netted through Harriet
Mason (2) and Issey Cannon.
Greater London League
The action in the league was confined to just two of the divisions and in Division Two
North, Impact FC Women stepped up their title challenge with a ten-goal blast against
Edgware & Kingsbury. Maria Bustillos bagged herself a four-goal haul and she was
joined on the scoresheet by Elizabeth Allen, Sara Dick, Jessica Mortimer, Stedrika Perkins
and Chantelle Springer.
AFC Wimbledon Development have gone nine points clear at the top of Division
Two Central & West after they defeated Ashford Town (Middlesex) B 6-1. Aliyah
Abdool (2), Nikiya Palmer-Steele, Mia Ferioli, Shay'na Brooks and Grace Hall were all on
target for the Dons, with Giuseppina Carnevale replying. Cassie Sternbach and Anna Ojei
Agwaziam each scored twice, with Shakirra Sesay and Rebecca Fieldus adding the others,
as South London Women Res won 6-0 against Civil Service to move themselves into
second place.
Midwest Counties League
Malvern Town have opened up a lead of four points at the top following a 2-1 victory over
Bromsgrove Sporting, whose consolation came from Amy Kendall. They lead from
Redditch Borough who went second after a seven-goal blast against Areley Kings,
Sarah Smith hitting a hat-trick along with Beth Breen (2), Bobbi-Lea Birch and Olivia Cole.
Sophie Keggans was another hat-trick scorer for Inkberrow Eagles as they beat Ludlow
Town 8-0. Evie Hughes netted a brace and the others came from Maisie Britton, Evah
Melsom and Claire Sappleton. Amelia Griffiths (2) and Amy Riggs gave Ross Juniors
Women a 3-2 win against Wyre Forest Phoenix and Meadow Park won for only the
second time, 2-0 at Welland Ladies thanks to Rebekah Jones and Kayla Juggins.
Norfolk League
Dussindale & Hellesdon Rovers have opened up a lead of three points at the top of
Division One following their 4-2 victory over University of East Anglia. Shanice Sutton
scored twice, with Karolina Kowalczyk and Phoebe Green adding the others as Dussindale
raced into a four-goal lead by the interval, before the students replied in the second half
through a double from Ella Burnley. In the other game, Melissa Boulton was on target
twice for Thetford Town as they shared a 2-2 draw with Long Stratton, for whom Luci
Middleton netted a brace.
The top of the table clash in Division Two went the way of Aylsham Women, who
defeated KLSC FC 3-0 to go five points clear at the top. Gabrielle Cobb, Florence Simpkin
and Jemma Bunting all scored a goal apiece to put their side in a commanding position in
the title race. At the other end of the table, Niamh Underhill scored a hat-trick and Sharn
Thompson the other as Bulldogs Ladies picked up their third victory of the season, 4-2
against FC Viking Valkyries whose replies came from Alex Denes and Chloe Yarham.
North Walsham Town have gone through to the semi finals of the League Plate
with a 3-2 victory away to Freethorpe. Kiera Brown, Sophie Hall and Grace Monsey were
all on target for North Walsham, whilst the home side responded through Eden Simmonds
and Kiera Squires.
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