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Sam Kerr and Charlotte Gammie have collected the April
2022-23 Park’s Motor Group Scottish Women’s Premier
League (SWPL) Player of the Month awards.
Kerr is the fourth Rangers player to win the award this
season alongside Jenny Dannielson (August), Tessel Middag
(September), and Brogan Hay (March). This is her first Player
of the Month award having being nominated back in October
2020 whilst playing for Glasgow City.
The Scotland internationalist had a prolific month as
Rangers went unbeaten, winning three out of their four
matches. Kerr scored five goals, including a hat-trick against
Partick Thistle and the only goal in their 1-1 draw against
Heart of Midlothian.
In Park’s Motor Group SWPL 2, Charlotte Gammie picked
up the award after helping her side secure the title with four
games to spare. Montrose won all four games in the month to
extend their unbeaten run to 14 games.
Gammie scored three goals and provided three assists,
contributing with a goal scoring action in each of the four
games. This included a stunning strike in their 3-1 win over
Kilmarnock.
Montrose will be officially presented with the Park’s
Motor Group SWPL 2 title on Sunday (14th May) after their
match against Queen’s Park which is a 12pm kick off at Links
Park.
The nominees for the April Park’s Motor Group SWPL
award were Jacynta Galabadaarachchi (Celtic), Bayley
Hutchison (Aberdeen), and Alana Marshall (Spartans) and for the SWPL 2 award the nominees were
Ami Robertson (Gartcairn) and Eleanor Smith (Queen’s Park).
Photos - Sam Kerr (Colin Poultney), Charlotte Gammie (Malcolm McKenzie).

The Scottish FA has confirmed that Video Assistant Referee (VAR) will be used in the upcoming
Women’s Scottish Cup Final.
It’s the first time the technology will be used in the women’s game in Scotland. The showpiece
event at Hampden on Sunday 28th May will also be the first time the final of the revamped
competition has been held at the national stadium.
It was recently announced by the Football Association that this Sunday’s Vitality Women’s FA Cup
Final at Wembley Stadium, between Chelsea and Manchester United, will also be using VAR for the
first time in a domestic women’s match in England.
The historic match between Celtic and Rangers will be broadcast live on BBC One Scotland and
tickets are available from respective clubs.
Women's Scottish Cup Final Details:
Celtic v Rangers: Sunday, 28 May Kick off: 1.30pm
Ticket Information
Tickets are priced as follows:
Adults: £12
Concessions (u16/65+): £6
Accessible seating (Adults): £7
Accessible seating (concessions): £3
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