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Northamptonshire League
Peterborough Utd Res have edged a further point ahead at the top of Group A in the
Challenge Cup after they shared a 3-3 draw with Corby Town. Ellen Marson scored twice
and Gabriela Maia the other for Corby, while Nicole Hendrick, Aliyah Palmer and Callie
Tancred replied for Peterborough. Second placed Corby S & L were beaten 1-0 by AFC
R&D, who gained revenge for their defeat seven days earlier with a solitary goal from
Katherine Ford.
Roade Ladies have sailed clear in Group B following their 5-2 victory away to
Newport Pagnell Town. Kelly Sutton bagged a brace for Roade and she was joined on the
scoresheet by Reanne Mullen, Chloe Murphy and Elle Harris.
Ellie Godfrey (2), Alexa Passingham and Alicia Delfino-Rino accounted for the goals
as Group C leaders Moulton Ladies ran out 4-1 winners away to Crick Athletic, whose
consolation came from Nicola Millar. They lead by five points from Bugbrooke St Michael
who defeated Halse Utd 5-0, Tara Hings hitting a hat-trick along with Halle Blackwell and
Alice Fitt.
Earls Barton Utd made it four wins out of four in Group D, thanks to an 8-1
success away to Kettering FC Ladies. Simone Cook and Kelly Rickwood each scored twice
along with Emma Dunmore, Lucy Hibberd, Fiona Strathern and Stacey Chaplin. Terri Baker
(2) and Danielle Pou netted the goals as Desborough Ladies won 3-1 against Great
Linford.
Stacy Flint scored a hat-trick alongside Grace Tebbutt and Zoe Pittaway for Long
Buckby in their 5-2 victory over AFC R&D Blues. Kingsthorpe Jets meanwhile
defeated Daventry Town 3-1 with a goal apiece from Chloe Boardman, Kim Harvey and
Izzy Vincent.
Nottinghamshire League
Nottingham Trent University are five points away from the Division One title after they
won 5-2 awats away from the Division One title after they won 5-2 away to Keyworth Utd.
Julia Kings (2), Georgia Gladwin (2) and Jessica Phillips scored the goals for the students,
with Georgette How and Justine Turley replying. Rebecca Pepper netted twice and Kayleigh
Allen the other as Mansfield Town Development won for the first time, 3-0 against
Clifton All Whites.
Stacey Pearce netted the only goal of the game for Division Two leaders Gedling
Southbank in their 1-0 victory over Arnold Eagles Flyers. They head the table by two
points from Newark Town who drew 2-2 with Teversal. Chloe Hobson and Sophie Packer
were on target for Newark, with Kate Pawlitta and Abbey-Jay Roberts replying. Isabelle
Thorpe hit a hat-trick, while Jessica Walker and Bianca Wilson added the others, as Retford
Women won 5-0 at Bingham Town.
Somerset League
Stockwood Wanderers clinched the Division Two title with a 12-2 victory away to
Wellington. Rebecca Dando was on target five times, Grace Phillips contributed a further
four, while Ashley Taylor (2) and Daisy Pearce-Lyons rounded off the win for Stockwood,
with Emma Mingo and Leah Morrell replying for the home side. Bishop's Lydeard
Development will have to settle for second place after Jade Brammall (2), Holly Meakins
and Jasmin Crook gave them a 4-0 win against Pen Mill Res.
Newly crowned Division Three champions Wells City were unable to finish their
season with a 100% record when they were held to a 2-2 draw by Cheddar. Caitlin Baker
and Caitlin Skinner scored Wells' goals, whilst Joanne Reason and Rosie Williams were on
target for Cheddar. Dannye Fear (2), Bayley Farrow and Suranne Tyley were the
markswomen for Weston Mendip Res as they defeated Crewkerne Rangers 4-1 to
move back into second place.
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