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beating Ashton Keynes Youth 4-0 and Kerris Parsons was on target for Winchcombe
Town as they shared a 1-1 draw with Kingswood Women.
Greater London League
Second placed Islington Borough were held to a 2-2 draw by Richmond & Kew, Chi-
Sheng Chein and Mia Fadeni scoring their goals. Comets were unable to take a chance to
catch up ground when they were beaten 1-0 by Camden Town. Erica Augsten was on target
four times, with Ujevara Breznica, Katie Phillipson and Elise Hewat adding the others, as
Headstone Manor defeated Clapham Utd 7-1 and goals from Natalia Debek and Nicole
Woolmer earned Regents Park Rangers a 2-2 draw against UCL Academicals.
In Division One North, Eliza Norman and Tecia Ledwidge scored to give AFC Leyton a
2-2 draw with Actonians Ladies 3rds, who netted through Sophie Harrington and Antonia
Cole. Hackney Res meanwhile shared a 1-1 draw with East London Ladies, goals coming
from NaomI Reid and Ayse Yuksel respectively.
Hammersmith have gone to the top of Division One South on goal difference,
following their 8-1 victory against Kenningwell Utd. Ashley Nevey and Madeleine Hills each
hit hat-tricks and Lashan Millwood added the other two. Tooting Bec meanwhile lost for the
first time, beaten 5-1 by third placed South London Women for whom Martha Goddard
and Virginia Somers each netted twice along with Cassie Sternbach. Holly Learmouth, Keetje
Slagt and Kathleen Waterhouse scored the goals as South East Parakeets won 3-2 against
Wandsworth Borough, whose replies came from Gemma Manley and Roxanne Ellis.
Norfolk League
Thetford Town narrowed the gap on leaders Dussindale & Hellesdon Rovers to five
points when beating Beccles Town 5-0. Kamile Omeleviciute netted twice along with
Rebecca White, Hannah Rogers and an own goal. Third placed University of East Anglia
meanwhile drew 2-2 with Long Stratton, Ella Burnley and Maddison Goodenough scoring
their goals, with Luci Middleton netting twice in reply. Bungay Town meanwhile won 3-0 at
Sprowston Ladies with strikes from Lauren Goulder, Lauren Purling and Phoebe
Wakefield.
Blofield Utd have gone three points clear at the top of Division Two after Bailey
Duffield (2), Lola Eadie and Scarlett Royden took them to a 4-1 victory at Gorleston.
Aylsham Women meanwhile made it six wins out of six and possess several games in hand,
scoring nine without reply at Horsford FC Women. Jordan Arnoup netted six of those
goals, Hannah Claughton a double and Sophie-Jayne O'Connor was also on target. Viktorija
Miglane (2), Olivia Sutton (2) and Beth Cornwall were on the scoresheet as Freethorpe
defeated Bulldogs Ladies 5-3 and North Walsham Town were 2-1 winners ta
Mulbarton Wanderers Res thanks to Stella Fletcher-Helps and Fiona-May Swanson.
Sheffield & Hallamshire League (by Julian Barker)
Chesterfield Women are three points clear at the top of Division One following a 3-2 win
over Kiveton Park. Chloe Foster’s brace seemingly had the points assured when she gave
Chesterfield a two-goal lead, but Kiveton responded with goals by Sky Hughes and Sara Tyler
bringing the scores level. Leah Harrison’s match winner enabled Chesterfield to finish the day
five points clear of Kiveton who remain in third spot. Chesterfield have played more games
(11) than anyone else in the division and it is the unbeaten AFC Bentley who are second with
19 points from seven games who are firm favourites to finish as champions. Harriet Lloyd (2),
Amelia Bloomer, Megan Brackenbury, Holly Lamb and Nicole Moffatt were the Wakefield
AFC Res scorers in their 6-1 victory at Barnsley (Women) Development and
Brunsmeer Athletic registered their best score of the season, winning 8-1 at home to
Socrates who suffered their heaviest defeat despite taking an early lead through Amber
Wilson.
Handsworth Development saw their hopes of finishing Division Two champions
take a knock when they were beaten by the odd goal in seven away to Sheffield Utd
Community Development. Jade Burke (2), Madeleine Davison and Sarah Wilson-Rust
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