Page 27 - Women's Soccer Scene Issue No.10 2021-22

The County Leagues...

S-Tech Cambridgeshire League
Cambridge University are the new leaders of Division One following their 6-0 victory over
Newmarket Town Development, the result taking the students above Newmarket on goal
difference. Eleanor Woodley was on target four times as Fulbourn Institute Bluebirds ran
out 7-0 winners over March Town Utd, Ebony Crook (2) and Katie Luddy adding the other
goals. Leverington Sports edged out Histon Development by the odd goal in seven, to
notch up their first win of the season.
There was also a change of leadership in Division Two, Swavesey Spartans ascending
to the top after beating Mildenhall Town 5-1. Harmony Payne netted twice for Swavesey along
with Laura Mott, Lindsey Gassner and an own goal. Waterbeach Colts opened up their
campaign by winning 2-1 away to Brampton Ladies, thanks to a brace of goals from Kirsty
Lemmon-Sparkes.
Peterborough Utd Foundation stretched their lead at the top of Division Three to
eight points after scoring twelve times past Cambourne Town. Callie Tancred was on target
four times and the others came from Shelley Broadway (2), Olivia Simpson (2), Jess Broadway,
Andreia Oliveira, Kacey Sharman and Keira Swanson. Chatteris Town Lilies ran out 6-0
winners over Manea Sirens, Lucy Webb and Emma Searle each netted twice along with Emma
Frost and Ella Nutter. Caroline Sutherland and Hannah Chapman were the markswomen for
Deeping Utd as they defeated Isleham Utd 2-1.
Gloucestershire League
Olveston Utd maintained their winning run and have gone six points clear with a 2-0 victory
against Gloucester City. Lauren White scored both goals, and also had two goals disallowed,
but the win was marred by a serious injury sustained by full back Annie-May Jones, who
suffered a ruptured achilles. Pucklechurch Sports meanwhile made it four wins out of four
when beating Bristol & West 3-0, courtesy of a goal apiece from Tammi Haynes, Sophie Sweet
and Poppy Coles. Abbeymead Rovers got the better of Longlevens in their local derby by
beating them 5-1, with Rachel Lutman, Kim Sadler, Kirsten Talbot, Melissa Hoad and Emma
Robinson all getting on the scoresheet.
One match was played in Division Two, where Red Falcon Club were able to make up
ground on the top four by winning 8-1 against City of Gloucester. Evelyn Cohen led the spree
with a five-goal haul and there was one each from Harriet Hoare, Kelly Maggs and Chloe Bragg,
whilst the visitors' consolation was scored by Katie Carrington-Stait.
The five teams level on points at the top of Division Three has been whittled down to
three, still headed by Bradley Stoke after they won 4-1 away to Winchcombe Town. Emily
Jacklin was on target twice along with Natalie Lewis and Laura Whitelegg, with Winchcombe's
consolation coming from Gemma Evans. Jennifer Jordan (2) and Jessie Davies scored the goals
as Mitcheldean SC won for the first time, 3-1 against Olveston Utd Res who replied through
Amy Williamson.
Greater London League
Clapton Community have extended their lead to four points at the top of the Premier Division
after winning 4-0 away to Edgware Town. Emily Link kept up her good form by scoring a
hat-trick and Marta Perez was also on target. Islington Borough now occupy second place
following their six-goal blast against Enfield Town 3rds, Ornella Mbula leading the scoring
with four, supported by singles from Lauren Duggan and Charlee Vaz.
Christiane Assaad scored the only goal of the game as third placed Camden Town
Blues won 1-0 away to Hackney Res in Division One North. Camden sit one point ahead of
Brentford B who ran out 8-2 winners over Tower Hamlets. Jasmine Williams led the
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