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The County Leagues...

S-Tech Cambridgeshire League
Netherton Utd have stormed clear at the top of Division One, opening up a lead of five
points after a sixteen goal blast against Newmarket Town Development. Ellie Hannan
and Emily Johnson netted five and four times respectively, Jess Perrin contributed a brace
and there were singles from Naomi Dauncey, Reanne Mullen, Jenan Nairn, Donna Nicholls
and Megan Stickland. Fulbourn Institute Bluebirds meanwhile climbed up to third,
goals from Ebony Crook, Natalie Wells, Eleanor Woodley and Charlotte Hallworth giving
them a 4-1 victory against Histon.
Eaton Socon hold on to the leadership of Division Two on goal difference, thanks to
a 9-3 win away to Mildenhall Town. Shannah Anico netted four times and Kendal
O’Connor hit a hat-trick, with one each from Kayleigh Clark and Hannah Hutchinson.
Cambridge Rangers keep pace with them after scoring seven times without reply past
Netherton Utd Development. Georgia Stimson bagged a four-goal haul for Park Ladies
as they beat Brampton Ladies 11-1, the others coming from Jenna Brown, Teagan Pulman,
Erin Powell, Demi Newman, Jessica Cooper, Sophie Fenner and Francesca Plitsch.
Waterbeach Colts kept themselves in touch with an 11-2 victory over Riverside Ladies.
Division Three leaders Peterborough Utd Foundation made it nine wins out of
nine when beating Burwell Tigers 4-0. Chatteris Town Lilies edged out Glinton &
Northborough by the odd goal in nine, Emma Frost and Emma Searle each scoring twice
along with Lucy Webb. A Laura McAllister hat-trick, Rebekah Finch and Laura Todd gave
Isleham Utd a 5-1 win over Willingham Wolves and Cambourne Town defeated
Manea Sirens 4-2.
Gloucestershire League
Bishop's Cleeve have gone level on points with third placed Longwell Green in Division
One after winning 3-1 away to Abbeymead Rovers on Sunday. All of Cleeve's goals came in
the first half with Leonie Gough, Imogen O'Brien and Lauren Cable each finding the net to
give them their fourth win of the season.
The top of the table clash in Division Three between Bradley Stoke and
Whitchurch & Bristol fell victim to the weather but two games did go ahead. Kingswood
Women moved up into fourth place by winning 4-1 away to Mitcheldean SC, Sian Towler
bagging a brace and Paige Todd and Amy Lewis adding the other goals. Winchcombe
Town meanwhile defeated Tewkesbury Town 4-0 with goals from Anna Howes (2), Laura
Andrews and Hannah Quinlan.
Greater London League
Queen's Park Rangers Res progressed in the John Greenacre Memorial Trophy with a 6-1
victory against Bromley FC Ladies. Jessica Francis-Weir and Harriet Stiles-Winfield each
scored twice for Rangers along with Poppy Bridgen and Amelia Halawi. Actonians Ladies
Res continue to have a good season and they defeated Croydon Women 7-1 thanks to a
Sinthujah Sooriyakumar hat-trick, Anne-Marie Pejcic double, Aurelia Peterson-Rajalingam
and Fiona Moloney. Lillie Elsbury, Cheyenne Faulkner and Chloe Logie scored the goals to
give Brentford B a 3-1 success at Leyton Orient and there was better news for AFC
Leyton, who beat Regents Park Rangers 3-2 with Lindsay Sibbons hitting a hat-trick.
Tooting Bec defeated Richmond & Kew on penalties following a 2-2 draw and Edgware
Town edged out Headstone Manor 3-2 with Polina Avramova (2) and Monique Mitchell-
Marshall on target. Elena Bodnarescu scored a hat-trick for East London Ladies as they n
7-0 against Rose FC Women. Katherine Gee weighed in with a brace and they were joined
on the scoresheet by Sidney Ewing and Emily Hammond, whilst Enfield Town 3rds pipped
Islington Borough by the odd goal in nine.
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