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further strengthened their position at the top of Division One as
Rebecca Price, Megan Vincer and Emily Ball gave them a 3-1 win against
and took them eleven points ahead of second placed
, who drew 0-0 with . came away from
with a 3-0 victory under their belts, Abi Sabin netting a double with Maria
Mendonca also on target.
Sheffield & Hallamshire League
Grimethorpe LLUK sadly withdrew from Division One over the festive period and with their
results expunged, slipped from top spot (their 6-2 win over Grimethorpe
one of six results no longer counting). AFC Doncaster began 2020 by completing the
double over , both games ending in double figure victories. Gemma Harte gave
Doncaster the lead, but hosts Socrates soon levelled through Helen Kean with a chip from
the left of the box. However, two goals, by Harte and Rachael Mullen, in quick succession
put Doncaster in the ascendancy. Socrates were reduced to ten at the interval when Beth
Hardy succumbed to the effects of a heavy cold. Lorna Mason increased the advantage
to 4-1 before Jess Andrew bagged a quickfire hat-trick. Further goals by Charlotte
Dinsdale (2), Vicki Hogg and Sam Pidgeon competed Doncaster’s 11-1 win to add to the
thirteen-goal victory in the season’s earlier meeting. Unfortunately for Socrates, promoted
from Division Two in the close season, their only points to date had been from a 2-1 win
over Grimethorpe and with that score now removed, they slipped to bottom spot in the
revised table which has as the current leaders. Leanne Corns and Abby
Watkinson were on target in a 2-1 win over whose reply came from Charlotte
McCourt. Millmoor are two points clear of AFC Doncaster, who have two games in hand.
enjoy a healthy twelve point lead in Division
Two, where second placed have four games in hand. Wednesday
made it nine wins from ten games with Hannah Jackson (2), Megan Hammond, Millie
Simms and Eleanor Vessey on target in a 5-2 success over .
Millmoor, who, like Wednesday, have dropped just three points, enjoyed a 4-0 away win
over Development thanks to a hat-trick from Jess Baker, with Dayna
Antcliffe also on target. Sara Tyler was the day’s top individual scorer as she netted five
for in their 7-1 victory at , Sarah Anderson adding the
other away goals. Megan Croft and Mikayla Harper scored for in their 2-1 win
over who lost for only the second time.
Somerset League
head the Division One table on goal difference following their
eleven-goal victory over on Sunday. Zoe Ridley was on target four
times while Olivia Bees and Poppy Lott added a further two, with Jade Munro, Ellie-May
Hart and Jessica Lumber completing the scoring. also scored eleven
times against to stay level on points with Keynsham, spearheaded by hat-tricks
from Emily Crook and Imogen Miller with Abigail Parr (2), Charlotte Cross, Willow Dyke and
Sophie Lewis adding the others. defeated 5-0 and are three points
off the pace in third, Alex Gwyther hitting a hat-trick with Rosy Jones and Beth Knight also
on target. moved into the top half after Vanessa Brill, Sarah Galley and
Daisy Goldsmith gave them a 3-2 victory over .
continue to lead Division Two by five points after
their 9-3 victory against . Jade Brammall netted four times and she was
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