Page 18 - Women's Soccer Scene Issue No.10 2022-23

Lisle, Martha Roper and Abby Watkinson each bagged doubles and Charlotte Hill added the
other as Millmoor Juniors Ladies ran out 7-2 winners over Ripon City.
North West League
Salford City Lionesses have climbed up to second place in the table, one point off the
pace, following their 3-2 victory away to fellow high fliers Curzon Ashton. West
Didsbury & Chorlton meanwhile won for the second time, 5-2 against Blackburn
Community SC thanks to a Taylor Gunn brace, Jamila Hodges, Shauna Edmondson and
Victoria Kerr.
Blackpool have gone top of Division One North on goal difference after they won 3-2
against previous leaders Haslingden, courtesy of a hat-trick from April Oldfield. Sophie
Birkett meanwhile netted the only goal of the game for Workington Reds as they climbed
up into a mid-table position by beating Chorley Women Development 1-0.
Things remain tight in Division One South, with Bury AFC Women beating Alder
FC Women 8-1 to keep their lead of one point from Poulton Vics, 4-1 winners at Chester
FC Women, and Runcorn Linnets who won 3-2 away to Northwich Vixens. BRNESC
Ladies edged out Altrincham by the odd goal in five and Wythenshawe Amateurs
were 2-0 winners over Hindley Juniors Women.
South West League
Forest Green Rovers have gone to the top of the Premier Division following their 3-0
victory away to Ilminster Town. Ellie Briscoe, Natasha Kerr and Charlie Rowlands all
scored a goal apiece whilst previous leaders Sherborne Town were beaten 4-1 by Bristol
Rovers, for whom Georgia Vandries scored a hat-trick and Abi Todd added the other.
In the Northern Division, Amy Jefferies was on target six times as St Vallier moved
up into second place with an emphatic victory over Chipping Sodbury Town. Cydney
Ramsey contributed a hat-trick and Tianna Bishop added a further two, whilst Emma
Summerill, Adele Brown, Tamara Turner-Distin and Lydia Neale completed the scoring.
Oldland Abbotonians remain in fifth but are only two points off the pace after their 3-1
local derby win over Downend Flyers. Bryony Higgs netted twice and Amy Goozee added
the other, whilst the home side's consolation came from Beth Pitman.
Lucy Atkinson and Millie Lacey were on target as Eastern Division leaders AEK Boco
won 2-1 against Paulton Rovers, whose reply came from Eleri Webber. They head the table
by two points from Frome Town who are up into second after beating Weston-super-
Mare 6-0. Koren Atkinson and Keira-Leigh Underhill each scored twice for Frome along
with Mae Bristow and Martha Peet. Stockwood Wanderers' 2-1 victory away to
Middlezoy Rovers has taken them into the top half, Alexandra Andrade and Toni
Blenkinsopp scoring their goals.
Budleigh Salterton have made a swift return to the top of the Western Division after
they won 2-0 away to Bideford, Jodie Millett scoring both of their goals. A win would have
taken Feniton to the summit but they were beaten 3-2 by Marine Academy Plymouth
for whom Megan Boulton, Sam Drewery and Devon Simmonds netted a goal apiece.
Southern Region League
Abingdon Utd bounced back from defeat seven days previously to win 1-0 against
Winchester City Flyers and move up into second place in the table, Nell Boxall scoring
the goal which leaves them one point off the pace. Oxford City meanwhile won 4-3 away to
Wycombe Wanderers, a result which takes them into mid-table.
Milton Utd extended their Division One North lead to five points after an April
England goal earned them a 1-0 win away to Eversley & California. Second placed Penn
& Tyler's Green drew 1-1 against Long Crendon, goals coming from Henna Hussain and
Amber Cattell respectively. Woodley Utd have replaced Kidlington in third place after
beating them 3-0, thanks to a goal apiece from Gemma Sims, Madelyn Sawyer and Sophie
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