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into the top four with a 6-1 win away to . Sophie Price hit a hat-trick, Henna
Butcher weighed in with a brace and Madison Price was also on target. Amy Clark was on target for
in their 1-1 draw with unbeaten , who replied through Bryony
Higgs.
Things are even tighter at the top of the Eastern Division with the top four teams now being
covered by a single point. hold on to the leadership after battling out a 2-2 draw
with second placed . Sophie Mitchell and Claire Moreton were the scorers for the
Spitfires, whilst Mae Bristow and Emily Petteford were on target for Frome. Gipsy Viveash netted for
in their 1-1 draw with , whose reply came from Rebecca Roberts,
whilst Shannon King (2), Lani Dickinson, Lois Beer and Emma Wilson gave a
5-3 victory over , for whom Ashleigh Watson (2) and Sian Towler were on the
scoresheet.
Western Division leaders did not play on Sunday and they have
been joined at the top by , who beat 3-0 with a goal apiece from Sophie
Buchanan, Mollie Dring and Sarah Fisher. are three points behind following their
emphatic victory over . Sam Metters was on target six times and Chelsea
Robinson contributed a further five, with Billie Swan (2), Lucie Cooper and Emily Hollister completed
the scoring.
complete the quarter final line up in the Bristol Soccerworld Cup following
their 6-0 victory away to . Olivia Watts netted twice and she was joined on the
scoresheet by Demi Agar, Molly McCarthy, Katie Paul and Jemma Tewkesbury.
Southern Region League
League leaders were beaten for the first time this season, 3-0 by
who maintained their own 100% record with goals from Kim Whitcombe (2) and Carla Nicholson.
scored nine times without reply past to narrow the gap on the Cherries
to two points, Lauren May and Amy Pipe each bagging doubles along with Beth Hawtin, Molly
Lygo-Jackson, Karima Elouath, Kiera Isaac and an own goal. were 3-0 winners over
and ran out 4-1 winners away to , Rosie Page-Smith hitting a
hat-trick and Jessica Tripp adding the other.
are the new leaders of Division One after a Charlotte Comley double, Elisha
Cox and Zoe Barnes gave them a 4-1 victory over . Previous table toppers
were beaten for the first time, 2-1 by whose goals came from
Siena Millen and Fay Roberts. Emma Fletcher and Victoria Wardle were on target for
in their 2-2 draw with , who replied through a Helen Corbin
double, whilst Sarah Plummer hit a hat-trick for as they defeated
8-1. Hollie Shaw contributed a brace and there was one apiece from Chelsea Sheppard, Ellen
Benjamin and Lauren Brewer. Lauren Abery and Deanna Cane each scored twice as
edged out by the odd goal in seven.
West Midlands League
maintained their nine point lead in the Premier Division with a 6-0 victory over
in which Nieve Newman (2), Katie Ross-Baker (2), Jessica Fassnidge and Lyndsey Ross-Baker were
all on target. Chantelle Gallagher and Michaela Lockett each scored twice, with Olivia Mountford
adding the other, as won 5-2 at to move into second place.
defeated 4-0 with a Kaileigh Pahnke hat-trick and Kirsty Lonsdale,
whilst Lois Jefferies, Claudia Latchford and Cerys Miller gave a 3-2 win against
. meanwhile won for only the second time, 8-1 away to to
move out of the bottom three.
One match was played in Division One North, where leaders increased their
advantage to four points with a 4-0 victory over , Jaime Duggan hitting a hat-trick and Ashley
Kilgour adding the other.
made it eleven wins out of eleven in Division One South when scoring six times
without reply past . This keeps them fifteen points clear of second placed
, who were 8-0 winners away to thanks to Danielle Selmes' five-goal haul,
Alex Nicklin, Katie Priest and Sophie Richards. Darcie Hancocks (2), Jess Rudd and Alice Woolley were
on target for in their 4-1 victory over and defeated
9-0, Andie Coupland bagging a hat-trick along with Loren Bliss (2), Paige Gunn, Chloe
Debaes, Kelly Worthington and Claire Morgan.
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