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S-Tech Cambridgeshire League
The first match in the Premiership Division on its return saw a meeting between two teams who
would still have their eyes set on a challenge for the title. In the end it was Ketton who won 2-1
away to second placed Whittlesey Athletic, taking themselves level on points with their
opponents. Beth Goodman and Fran Kavanagh scored the goals for Ketton, with Whittlesey
replying through Lorna Hart.
In Championship North, third placed Park Ladies were narrow 1-0 winners over
Pinchbeck Utd, Georgia Stimson scoring the only goal of the game in the twelfth minute.
Durham League
The first matches back in Division One included a top of the table clash and it was Spennymoor
Town who won 1-0 away to Hartlepool Pools Youth. Coral Colledge scored the game's solitary
goal, midway through the first half, to see Spennymoor replace Pools as the new leaders.
Gateshead Rutherford are up to third after Caroline Campbell (2), Melissa Scott and Rachel
Laws gave them a 4-1 victory away to Birtley Town, whose reply came from Elise Curry. Olivia
Gunn, Elle Mett and Lucy Staines were all on target for Billingham Synthonia as they won 3-2
at Tow Law Town.
Development Division table toppers Gateshead FC Ladies hit the ground running on
their return, Jade Anderson hitting a hat-trick in their 5-0 victory away to Newton Aycliffe.
Olivia Black and Jasmin Badillo weighed in with the other goals. Stockton Town meanwhile
scored seven times without reply past CLS Amazons Amazines and East Durham Blue
Belles were 4-2 winners at Sunderland West End Development, courtesy of a Stephanie
Bilcliff hat-trick and Jodie Modrate.
Liverpool League
Pilkington Ladies narrowed the gap on league leaders Alder Ladies to four points as they
scored seven times without reply against Ashton Town. Meanwhile the spoils were shared in the
other Division One game to be played, MSB Woolton and Wirral Phoenix finishing level at
1-1.
Halewood Town have maintained their six point lead at the top of Division Two, thanks
to a 6-1 victory over Formby Community. Second placed Liverpool Feds Development
made sure of staying on Halewood's heels as they also won 6-1 away to Newton-le-Willows.
Salford Utd meanwhile defeated Maghull 6-0, a result which lifts them up to third.
North Riding League
League leaders Redcar Athletic got back to action with a victory, beating York St John
University 2-0 to maintain their lead of three points. Charlotte Agar and Victoria Sleight were
the scorers for Athletic, to keep themselves in front of second placed Redcar Town Res who had
a more emphatic win, netting fourteen times without reply past Huntington Rovers. Alicia
Henderson led the scoring with a hat-trick whilst Alice Hutchinson, Phoebe Townsend, Nicola
Duffy-Smith and Lydia Maidens all hit doubles. Courtney Priest, Rachel Horsley and Jenni
Duffy-Smith completed the tally by adding a goal apiece. Guisborough Town meanwhile
defeated Brompton Ladies 7-1 to go third, Ruth Wilson was on target twice along with Ellie
Todd, Charlotte Sellstrom, Olivia Bullock, Emma Walton and an own goal.
Suffolk League
The opening match of the Covid Women's Cup was played on Sunday, in Group One where
Woodbridge Town won 3-1 away to Stowupland Falcons. Lucy Eagle netted twice for
Woodbridge and Sadie Jamieson added the other, Evie Bloom grabbing a consolation for the
home side.
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