Page 18 - Women's Soccer Scene Issue No.22 2022-23

Ladies won 2-0 against York RI and Shauna Hill led the spree with an eight-goal haul for
Farsley Celtic Juniors in their win over Ripon City. Sarah Lawn weighed in with a hat-trick
whilst Jasmin Cooper (2), Tara Nolan and Charlotte Pardoe adding the others. Ossett Utd
stormed to a 9-3 success at Harworth Colliery, Debbie Hastings going nap with a five-goal
haul along with Rowan Treagus (2), Danielle Sidebottom and Anais Wilby. Nicole Chamberlain
was on target for Bradford Park Avenue as they shared a 1-1 draw with Sheffield Utd
Community Foundation, who replied after the break through Dawn Underwood.
North West League
Premier Division leaders Curzon Ashton are through to the semi finals of the Argyle Sports
Kit Cup after they defeated Penrith AFC 4-0, all four goals coming in the first half. Salford
City Lionesses stormed through by beating Warrington Wolves Foundation 10-1 and
Cheadle Town Stingers were the third winners on the day, 3-0 against Crewe Alexandra
thanks to an Avilla Bergin double and Rachael Dunlop.
FC United of Manchester advanced to the last four in the Argyle Sports Kit Plate,
courtesy of a 3-0 victory over Preston North End. Tranmere Rovers scored seven times
without reply past Wythenshawe Amateurs and Darwen FC Women were 6-1 winners
away to Penwortham Town. Blackpool are the last remaining team from outside the
Premier Division, they defeated Workington Reds 5-0 with strikes from Alice Earnshaw,
Lauren Oatley, Lily Hambly, Jessica Lean and Emily Salthouse.
One match was played in the Premier Division on Sunday, Fleetwood Town Wrens
lifting themselves into the top half of the table on the back of a 4-1 success away to Mossley
Hill. Emily Jones netted two of the goals, with Isabella Hendry and Sophia Woods also on
target.
In Division One North, Accrington Stanley have moved up into third place after a
nine-goal blast against Sir Tom Finney. Carlisle Utd meanwhile won 2-0 against
Morecambe, Paris Alderson and Kerri Mallinson scoring their goals, a result which takes them
into the top half of the table.
Division One South leaders Runcorn Linnets did not play on Sunday and their advantage
has been halved to three points by Bury AFC Women after a Rachel Henry hat-trick gave
them a 3-2 win away to Chester FC Women, whose replies came from Imogen Paul and Ellie
Bradley. Northwich Vixens were 2-1 victors at Alder FC Women, moving into the top four
in the process, whilst at the other end of the table, Hindley Juniors Women won for the first
time, 5-2 against BRNESC Ladies thanks to a Grace Flinn hat-trick and Becky Grocott double.
South West League
Bristol Rovers have returned to the top of the Premier Division on goal difference after
winning 6-1 at Bishop's Lydeard. Georgia Vandries led the scoring with a hat-trick and there
was one apiece from Zoe Fielden-Stewart, Poppy Warren and Abi Todd, with Caitlin Berry
replying. Torquay Utd move into second and may have dealt a fatal blow to Forest Green
Rovers' title hopes by winning their meeting 3-0. Connie Pengelly was on target twice for the
Gulls, along with Rebecca McMullin. Becky Narramore scored the only goal of the game for
Sherborne Town in their win at Warminster Town whilst Ilminster Town continued
their improving form by beating Poole Town 3-1. Jodi Cornwall, Abi Carslake and Abi
Harrison all scored for Ilminster, with Debbie Collinson netting the Dolphins' consolation.
Liskeard Athletic will have their sights set on a top half place after Ellie-Jayne Bishop, Hanna
Prisk and Emily Sweet all scored in their 3-2 success at Wootton Bassett Town, who
responded through Holly Baker and Madeline Elliott.
Oldland Abbotonians have gone back to the top of the Northern Division following their
3-1 victory away to SGS Olveston Utd. Sophie Byrom, Cerys Jones and Mollie Robbins scored
their goals, with Jess Dobbins on target for the home side. Adele Brown and Emma Summerill
meanwhile netted for St Vallier in their 2-0 win at Downend Flyers, which takes them into
second place.
One more win will do for Pucklechurch Sports to secure the Eastern Division title at the
first attempt, putting themselves on the brink with a 7-0 victory over Stockwood Wanderers.
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