Page 31 - Women's Soccer Scene Issue No.22 2021-22

The County Leagues...

S-Tech Cambridgeshire League
Cardea Ladies lifted themselves up into second place in Division One with a 6-1 victory over
Ketton. Emma Pollard led the scoring for Cardea with a four-goal haul and she was joined
on the scoresheet by Georgie Elsom and Keleigh Slipper.
One match was played in Division Two, Mildenhall Town winning 3-1 away to
Waterbeach Colts. Sara-Jane Langford netted twice and Lauren Deller the other for
Mildenhall, with Danielle Foster replying.
In Division Three, Huntingdon Town narrowed the gap on leaders Peterborough
Utd Foundation to eight points with a 3-1 victory over Deeping Utd. Arianna Andrade,
Ellie Harvey and Natasha Houchen scored the goals to keep Huntingdon’s hopes of a top two
finish on course. Third placed Chatteris Town Lilies meanwhile lost ground as they were
beaten 3-1 by Haverhill Rovers Community, for whom Julie Brown (2) and Gemma
Codling were on target.
Two matches were played in the group stages of the League Cup, Leverington Sports
were narrow 1-0 victors over March Town Utd whilst Isleham Utd defeated Newmarket
Town Development 3-0, thanks to a Rebekah Finch double and Poppy Green.
Gloucestershire League
Just three ties in the Second Round of the Gordon Perrett League Cup managed to beat the
weather on the weekend but the top two teams in the league were both able to book their
places in the quarter finals.
League leaders Pucklechurch Sports scored a total of fourteen times in atrocious
conditions against a valiant Kingswood Women side, which included a seven-goal haul
from Tammi Haynes. Adele Hooper contributed a further four, whilst the tally was completed
by Siobhan Haynes, Ellie Jefferies and an own goal. Olveston Utd meanwhile defeated
Gloucester City 4-0, with Rosanna Blacker scoring all four goals. The other team definitely
through to the last eight is Winchcombe Town, who ran out 4-1 winners over Ellwood
Ladies from the division above. Kelly Adams was on target twice for Winchcombe along with
Gabriella Capaldi and Zinovia Apospori, whilst Ellwood's consolation came from Hayley
Layton.
Greater London League
League leaders Islington Borough went down to a 5-2 defeat to Bromley FC Ladies who
kept their own title chances alive. Lucy Rix netted twice for Bromley along with Eloise Bovill,
Olivia Woolacott and Tanya Holley, whilst Islington replied through a Rachel Anderson
brace. Clapton Community have moved to within two points of Islington after Maria
Mendonca and Marta Perez gave them a 2-1 victory over Edgware Town, whose consolation
came from Monique Mitchell-Marshall.
Actonians Ladies Res have returned to the top of Division One North following
their 6-0 victory over Hackney Res. Sinthujah Sooriyakumar netted a brace, with Fiona
Moloney, Rachel Rabin, Tayla MacPherson and Anne-Marie Pejcic adding the others.
Christiane Assaad, Lily-Rose Dyer and Simone Larsen accounted for the goals as Camden
Town Blues won 3-0 at Tower Hamlets to stay in third place, just ahead of Brentford B
who beat New London Lionesses Development 2-0 thanks to Cheyenne Faulkner and
Calli Weaver. Luton Town Res notched up their second league win of the season, 3-0
against East London Ladies with goals from Sapphire Rohan (2) and Laura Johnson.
In Division One South, Katie Butts bagged a brace along with Jemma King, Bethan
McIntosh and Paula Holguin-Milla as Balham Panthers defeated third placed South East
Parakeets 5-0. South London Women were 3-0 victors away to Ashford Town
(Middlesex) B, courtesy of a Virginia Somers brace and Elyse Stokley.
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