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North East League
       York  City  doubled  their  Premier  Division  lead  to  six  points  with  a  6-1  victory  against
       Wallsend Boys Club. Holly Findlay led the scoring with a hat-trick, Sophie Tinson weighed
       in with a double and Rebecca Fevers was also on target. Harrogate Town meanwhile kept
       themselves in touch with the leaders by beating Sunderland West End 2-0, Nat Eustance
       and Beth Jennings netting their goals.
             Blyth Town have edged another point clear in the Northern Division, making it four
       points ahead in total, following their 6-0 victory over Prudhoe Town. Isabel Richards and
       Steph  Ord  each  netted  twice  for  Blyth  along  with  Laura  Dodds  and  Abigail  Herron.
       Spennymoor Town have moved into second as they edged out Bishop Auckland by the
       odd goal in seven. Autumn Colledge and Amelie Pattison each bagged braces for Spennymoor
       with Katie Raine, Jennifer Haley and Brogan McHugh replying. Boro Rangers now complete
       the top three after Jade Danks, Lily Metcalfe and Rachel Jackson gave them a 3-0 victory over
       Norton & Stockton Ancients Res. Wallsend BC Res notched up a crushing 9-1 success
       against Guisborough Town, Michaela Sewell hitting a hat-trick with one each from Christina
       Deverdics, Catherine Shields, Emily Stevenson, Hannah Gosnold, Annabelle Ritson and Rachel
       Maddison.
             It was a good day for travelling in the Southern Division as all three matches resulted in
       away victories. Hull Utd moved into second place, six points behind leaders York RI, with a
       4-1 win over Farsley Celtic Juniors in which Millie Sharp, Emma Smith, Lauren Tate and
       Millie O'Neill all scored. A double from Sadie Hooper gave Barnsley FC Ladies a 2-1 success
       away to Wakefield Trinity U23 and Millmoor Juniors Ladies won for the first time, 4-1
       against  Bradford  Park  Avenue  thanks  to  Abby  Watkinson  (2),  Delia  Hurdiss  and  Paige
       Wainwright.
       North West League
       Tranmere Rovers have returned to the top of the Premier Division following their 5-0 victory
       against Wigan Athletic. In the other game to go ahead, AFC Darwen defeated Mossley
       Hill 7-2, a result which lifts them up into fifth place.
             In Division One North, Preston North End became the first team to take points off
       second placed Blackburn Community SC this season when they held them to a 1-1 draw.
       Morecambe Res meanwhile registered their first league victory, a 4-0 defeat of high riding
       Penwortham Town.
             Hindley  Juniors  Women  have  moved  into  fourth  place  in  Division  One  South,
       courtesy of a 5-1 victory against Alder FC Women in the solitary match to be played.
       South West League
       Ilminster Town are the new leaders of the Premier Division after beating Sherborne Town
       4-3 in a thrilling match. Top spot was on offer to the winning side and it was an Abigail Carslake
       double, Harriet Kelly and Charlotte Pettinger who gave Ilminster the points, despite Sherborne
       replying  through  a  hat-trick  from  Gemma  Mountain.  Bishop's  Lydeard  meanwhile  got
       themselves off the mark by winning 2-0 against Marine Academy Plymouth, goals coming
       from Jasmin Crook and Imogen Miller. Chloe Snook (2) and Georgia Coles accounted for the
       goals  as  Middlezoy  Rovers  also  won  for  the  first  time,  3-1  away  to  Bideford  whose
       consolation came from Charlie Donovan.
             Bristol Rovers remain six points clear at the top of the Northern Division following
       their 5-1 victory over Oldland Abbotonians. Zoe Fielden-Stewart and Annys Turner were
       each  on  target  twice  along  with  Poppy  Warren,  whilst  Oldland's  reply  came  from  Jade
       Scammell.  Frampton  Rangers  got  back  to  winning  ways  with  a  3-0  success  away  to
       Cheltenham Town Development, thanks to a hat-trick from Gabby Menghini.
       Southern Region League
       The two teams at the top have pulled further away from the rest following Sunday's matches.
       Nell Boxall and Lindsay Pinker each scored twice along with Beth Chapman and Lauren May
       as Abingdon Utd held on to the leadership with a 6-0 victory away to Oxford City, whilst
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