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also on the scoresheet.
In the Western Division, Budleigh Salterton went level on points with the leading trio,
thanks to a 6-2 victory over Activate. Jodie Millett hit a hat-trick for the Robins, whose other goals
came from Kelsey Salter (2) and Kirsty Brown, with Angela Heard netting a brace in reply.
Southern Region League
Honours were even in the only match of the day in Division One North as leaders Milton Utd and
Caversham Utd finished level at 2-2. Charlotte Comley and April England scored for Milton, who
now have a two point advantage at the top, whilst both of Caversham's goals came from Freya
Jenkins.
Chichester City have gone to the top of Division One South after beating Selsey Women
Development 5-0. Katie Bundy netted a brace for the new leaders, whose other markswomen
were Imogen Armstrong, Michaela Collins and Katie Long.
West Midlands League
Kidderminster Harriers have moved themselves to within two points of the leadership, thanks
to a 4-0 victory over Coundon Court. Macy Fox, Bailey-Raine Hodge and Dani Selmes all scored
for the Harriers, along with an own goal. Malika Higgins, Hayley Joynson and Lauren Mellor
accounted for the goals as Crusaders won 3-0 away to Redditch Utd.
Walsall Ladies have returned to the top of Division One North with a 4-0 victory against
City of Stoke, goals coming from Shian-Terri Atkins, Saanya Najib and Jasmin Springer. They
head the table by three points from local rivals Walsall Wood, who moved into second place after
Natasha Baptiste (2), Chloe Chapman, Freya Green and Tayler Davies took them to a 5-3 win
against Tamworth.
One match was played in Division One South, Bewdley Town winning a high scoring affair
10-5 against Droitwich Spa. Kirsty Roberts scored five of Bewdley's goals, whilst Lauren
Thompson and Emily Derrer were also on target.

Frampton Rangers caused the surprise result of the round when they
beat National League side AFC St Austell 1-0. The South West League
Northern Division side needed to hold on under severe pressure for long
periods in the second half but an eighteenth minute goal from Chloe
Timbrell turned out to be enough to give her side the biggest win in their
history.
Frampton will be away in the First Round to Swindon Town, who hit double figures in
their victory over Paulton Rovers. Annabelle Colston has been in fine scoring form recently and
she netted four times whilst Megan Attenborough contributed a brace, and they were joined on the
scoresheet by Kathryn Bach, Helena Diaz-Butcher, Gipsy Viveash and Victoria Taylor.
Michelle Stewart was the heroine for Alnwick Town, scoring a hat-trick for the North East
League side as they ran out 3-1 winners over Chorley. whose consolation came from Jessica Gillin.
Alnwick's reward in the next round will be a plum home draw against Fylde Women. Fulham
FC Women were another team to knock out higher league opponents, they won 3-2 against
Maidenhead Utd with Helen Ogle netting twice and Tia Foreman the other. The draw has not
been overly kind to Fulham, as they must travel to play Watford.
Consett Ladies claimed a good 1-0 win away to Hull Utd, Nicole McEvoy scoring a second
half winner, but the Durham League side must wait to discover who their First Round opponents
will be as they will face the victors from the postponed tie between Warrington Wolves
Foundation and Farsley Celtic Juniors. Jessica Dawson and Abbey Harland each bagged a
hat-trick for Middlesbrough against Darlington FC Women. Amber Rodgers and Francesca
Ward both contributed braces, with Simone Laverick and Jessica Mett rounding off the scoring.
'Boro will now take on Bradford City who defeated Preston North End 2-0 thanks to a double
from Charlotte Stuart.
Fleetwood Town Wrens will be up against Liverpool Feds after beating CLS
Amazons 3-0 whilst Norton & Stockton Ancients got past a valiant Curzon Ashton side on
penalties, Bianca Owens scoring their goal as the match finished level at 1-1. Norton now host
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