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Mendip.  Gabby  Menghini,  Lucie  Hulin,  Brodie  Olive
       and  Amber  Day  all  scored  for  Frampton,  with  Josie
       Cherson replying. Downend Flyers were 2-0 winners
       away  to  Weston-super-Mare  thanks  to  second  half
       goals from Harriet Giles and Briony Hayward.
              Swindon Town Development were unable
       to  take  an  opportunity  to  take  over  from  Keynsham
       Town Res at the top of the Eastern Division when they
       were  beaten  1-0  by  Chipping  Sodbury  Town.
       Warminster  Town  meanwhile  stepped  up  their
       challenge  by  winning  6-2  against  AEK  Boco.  Mia
       Blazey (2), Shannon Redhouse (2), Maddy Brown and
       Sophy Whyley were the markswomen for Warminster,
       with Lucy Atkinson and Sasha Ferris replying.
       Southern Region League                     Shifnal Town’s Jenna Boddison in a tussle with
       The  leadership  of  the  Premier  Division  swapped  hands  Holly Nicholson of AFC Telford Utd
       once  again  with  Abingdon  Utd  returning  to  the  top  (GrifftersWorld Photography).
       following  their  2-0  win  against  Eastleigh.  Ascot  Utd
       replace Abingdon Town in third place after beating them 4-2 with goals from Tia Johnson, Beth
       Roche, Sarah Leonard and Isabel Woods, Town replying through Tori St Clair and Chloe Ball.
              In  the  League  Cup,  Oxford  City  reached  the  quarter  finals  with  a  penalty  shootout
       victory over AFC Stoneham, after the teams had finished level at 2-2. Chloe Atkins and Amelia
       Martins scored for City in open play before they triumphed 8-7 from the spot.
              Division One leaders AFC Bournemouth Development did not play but still head the
       table by eleven points after second placed Bournemouth Sports were held to a 2-2 draw by
       Woking  Ladies.  Trudy  Bryan-Kerr  and  Kaitlin  Howard  scored  the  goals  for  Woking,  whilst
       Sports netted through Rosie Eden and Liane Folkenstern. Jade Hockey and Jazmine Andrews
       scored the goals as New Milton Town beat Abbey Rangers 2-1 and Chichester City were 2-1
       winners  at  Milton  Utd  thanks  to  Gabriella  Hobday  and  Elinor  Williams.  Southampton
       Women Res were another team to win 2-1 on the day, at Eversley & California.
       West Midlands League
       Lichfield  City  held  on  to  the  leadership  of  the  Premier  Division  with  a  4-1  victory  against
       Kidderminster Harriers. Natasha Lawrence and Shelbie Cartwright netted two goals apiece,
       with  Sarah  Lojko  replying.  Sutton  Coldfield  Town  still  keep  pace  with  Lichfield  after  an
       eight-goal blast past City of Stoke, Niamh Deasy scoring twice along with Abbie Hyland, Ruth
       Graham, Chloe Finn and Amelie Dennis with two own goals completing the tally. Stourbridge
       remain  firmly  in  the  hunt  as  hit  double  figures  against  Coundon  Court.  Lili  Bown,  Cheryl
       Edwards, Alex Nicklin and Connie Dutton all netted braces for the Glassgirls, with one each from
       Esme  Moran  and  Millie  Rogers.  Crusaders  moved  to  within  two  points  of  Lye  Town  after
       winning their meeting 5-4, Danielle Keegan bagging a hat-trick along with Alice Lilley and Kirsty
       Spencer. Lauren D'oyen-Fitchett and Jessica Rew gave Worcester City a 2-0 win at Tamworth
       and Redditch Utd defeated Coventry Sphinx 3-1 thanks to Jade Guppy (2) and Nakiya Lewis-
       Edwards.
              It was a good day for Shrewsbury Town in Division One North as they beat Port Vale
       4-0, Madison Jones netting twice along with Libby Veitch and Paris Schofield, whilst second placed
       Shifnal Town went down to a 2-0 defeat at the hands of AFC Telford Utd who scored through
       Jaime Duggan and Katie Ryan. Phoebe Hopwood meanwhile hit a hat-trick for Sandwell Ladies
       as they ran out 5-1 winners over Walsall Ladies. Hayley Joynson and Claire Humphries added
       the other goals, with Maja Szymkowiak replying.
              Things remain tight at the top of Division One South with Solihull Sporting remaining
       as leaders following a twelve goal blast against Droitwich Spa. Lauren Smith led the scoring with
       a hat-trick whilst Naomi Melbourne, Evie Quinn and Cherie Dabbs all contributed doubles, with
       Dionne Williams, Leah Williams and Megan White-Benton adding the others. Knowle meanwhile
       stayed level on points with Solihull with a 1-0 success away to Rugby Town, Demi-Lee Rolph
       scoring the only goal of the game.
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