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London & South East League
Ashford Town (Middx) notched up a fine 3-1 win away to Saltdean Utd in Group A as the
Spring Round Robin tournament started on Sunday. Ashley Cheatley was on target twice along
with Jo Wilson, Henna Butcher replying. Nicha Dyett scored the only goal of the game as
Dartford won 1-0 against Eastbourne Town in the other game.
In Group B, Clapham Utd were 3-0 victors at Hackney in the only match to be
played. Asia Brown and Anne Thouas both scored for Clapham, along with an own goal.
Whyteleafe have got off to a good start in Group C with a 6-1 victory at Herne Bay.
Chloe McNee led the scoring for 'Leafe with a hat-trick and she was joined on the scoresheet by
Suzanne Davies, Amy Reader and Olivia Woolacott, whilst Bay's consolation came from Lauren
Williams. Beatrice Loosley (2), Kayleigh Harris, Elizabeth Mills and Jenny Newman accounted
for the goals as Ashford defeated Aylesford 5-2, Fiona Constable and Beth Hulme replying.
Newhaven are the opening leaders in Group D after they scored five times without
reply past Hassocks. Holly Kelley was on target twice along with Madeleine Cannon, Lucy
Collinson and Paige Ripley. Crawley Wasps Development Squad were 3-1 winners over
Lewes Foundation Squad thanks to Ellie Livingstone (2) and Priscilla Martins, with Lottie
Sharp replying. Hayleigh Larkin netted the only goal of the game as Parkwood Rangers won
1-0 against Victoire Ladies.
Southern Region League
Ascot Utd stay as the leaders of Group A in the Subsidiary Cup despite not playing on Sunday,
as Abbey Rangers and Woodley Utd battled out a 1-1 draw. Megan McGarvey was on target
for Abbey, with Bethan Poole responding for Woodley in first half injury time.
Abingdon Utd meanwhile recorded a second straight convincing victory in Group
B, Lauren May leading the way with a four-goal haul against Tilehurst Panthers. Tiana
Russell-Cartwright and Molly Lygo-Jackson each weighed in with a hat-trick and Nell Boxall
added a brace, with an Abbie Smith penalty and an own goal completing the tally.
Moneyfields won their opening game in Group C, 3-0 away to AFC Bournemouth
CST Development. Kayleigh Tonks, Kim Whitcombe and Sheree Bell-Jack were the
markswomen for the Moneys.
In Group D, Emma Whitlock scored an injury time winner, to add to an earlier own
goal, as Southampton Women Res won 2-1 at Eastleigh, whose consolation came from
Lucy Nightingale.
Lockdown Friendly Cup (South West)
Almondsbury made it two wins out of two in Group A as a solitary goal from Amy Jefferies
gave them a 1-0 win from a tightly contested match with Chipping Sodbury Town, who stay
in second place after the other match between Portishead Town and Oldland
Abbotonians finished in a 2-2 draw. Shannon Holloway and Emily Edwards were the
goalscorers for Portishead, with Oldland replying through Jade Scammell and Maddie Webb.
Bristol Ladies Union have maximum points in Group B following their 3-1 victory
away to Frampton Rangers. Kayleigh Morgan scored twice and Mayca Jeffries the other,
before Ellie Berrington grabbed a consolation for the home side. Frampton look set to be
battling it out for second place with AEK Boco who ran out 5-1 winners over Downend
Flyers in the other game. Lucy Atkinson and Shania Powell each bagged doubles for Boco
along with Robyn Carpenter, Faith Flynn replying for Downend.
Post Lockdown Cup (West Midlands)
Crusaders opened up in Group A with a 3-0 victory over City of Stoke, whilst the other
match between Sutton Coldfield Town and Solihull Ladies Utd was abandoned due to
an injury.
Knowle have got off to a good start in Group B as they defeated Coundon Court
4-0. Joining them on three points are Coventry Sphinx who were 2-1 winners over
Tamworth.
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