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S-Tech Cambridgeshire League
Cambridge University are stretching the pace in the Premiership division after picking up
maximum points from a double header against March Town Utd. Megan Clarke, Lidiya
Myhhaylechko, Kate Donnachie and Katy Edwards all scored for the students as they won the first
match 4-1, and then ran out 4-0 victors in the return meeting, Clarke this time netting twice along
with Edwards and Anna Orteu. Netherton Utd are one point off the pace in second, they defeated
Whittlesey Athletic 6-2 thanks to goals from Megan Stickland (2), Yasmin Green, Emily Johnson,
Jess Perrin and Leah Stacey. Sofia Castiglione and Florence Tawns were the markswomen for
Cambridge City A as they won 2-1 away to Leverington Sports to stay in fourth, just ahead of
Ketton who also notched up a 2-1 victory against Fulbourn Institute Bluebirds. Fran Kavanagh
and Emma Ward were on target for Ketton, with Ebony Rule replying.
Cardea Ladies continue to close in on the Championship North title despite not playing
over the weekend. Park Ladies' title hopes were virtually ended as they went down to a second
straight defeat, beaten 8-2 by Eaton Socon who replace them in second. Kendal O'Connor bagged a
five-goal haul, with Shannah Anico, Emily Whiteman and Hannah Hutchinson adding the others as
Eaton Socon ended their season on a winning note, Casey Ward replying twice for Park. Pinchbeck
Utd look to be the main threat to Cardea now, following their 3-0 success away to Cambourne Utd.
An Emma Smart penalty and Laura Mott accounted for the goals as Swavesey Spartans beat
Brampton Ladies 2-0.
Histon Res have returned to the top of Championship South after winning 2-1 against local
rivals Histon Hornets, Lauren Martin and Jordanne Sillitoe scoring their goals to take them above
an inactive Newmarket Town Development. Cambridge Rangers suffered a huge blow to
their challenge with a surprise 2-1 reverse to Burwell Tigers, who picked up only their second
victory of the season. Isleham Utd meanwhile edged out Haverhill Rovers Community by the
odd goal in seven, thanks to an Emily Ingle brace, Laura McAllister and Kayla Simpkins. Gemma
Codling, Sarah Goodey and Alisha Jenkins were all on the scoresheet for Haverhill.
Eastbound Electrical Cornwall League
Saltash Borough kept their hopes of finishing in the runners-up alive in the East Division by
scoring six times without reply against Foxhole Stars. Sophie Perrin led the scoring for Borough
with a hat-trick, Sam Metters weighed in with a brace and Lucy Borthwick was also on target.
Wadebridge Town meanwhile claimed their second league victory of the season, beating
Charlestown 3-0 thanks to Hayley Barrett, Marie Young and an own goal.
Greater London League
One match took place in Division Two North, Actonians Ladies Development lifting themselves
up into third place with a 5-1 victory over Alexandra Park. Naia Borio, Jennifer Hughes, Tayla
MacPherson, Nathalie Randall and Antonia Cole were all on target for Actonians, with Gloria Kelly
replying.
Leatherhead have already claimed the Division Two South title but on Sunday they
conceded their unbeaten record in their final match, beaten 3-2 by AFC Wimbledon Girls U18
who claim the runners-up position as a result. Leatherhead actually led by two goals at the interval,
courtesy of Jasmine Keeley and Freya Worsley, but Wimbledon rallied in the second half and turned
the match on its head for a stunning victory, Khyri McKenzie scoring a late winner to add to earlier
strikes from Megan Shepherd and Kori Sinckler. Ashford Town (Middlesex) B look set to finish
third following their 2-1 win away to Walton Casuals Development. Harriet Freeman and Holly
Reid were the scorers for Ashford, with Jodie Barker replying.
North Riding League
The league title race will go down to the wire and the final day but Guisborough Town have things
very much under their control. After a midweek victory took them to the top of the table, Guisborough
followed this up with a 7-2 victory away to York St John University which keeps them in pole
position. Olivia Jeal led the scoring with a hat-trick, Ellie Todd contributed a further two and also on
target were Mary Barnard and Charlotte Sellstrom. Redcar Town Res stay level on points with
Guisborough after a crushing 13-1 win over Brompton Ladies but they have now completed their
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