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Thames Valley League
Tilehurst Panthers Development are the new leaders of Division One following their 4-1
victory over Badshot Lea. Deanna Cane (2), Ellie Bishop and Lydia Vettese were their scorers,
with Rebecca Munro replying. Tilehurst head the table on goal difference from Carterton
Ladies, who battled out a goalless draw with fellow challengers Woking Ladies. City Belles
notched up their third win of the season, 4-1 against Caversham Ladies thanks to Elena
Lancaster, Danielle Rolph, Katie Crawley and Jacqueline Speed.
In Division Two, Procision Oxford shared ten goals with Oxford City U23 in a
thrilling clash. Damini Bhagat bagged a hat-trick for City along with Amanda Osarobo and Molly
Rylott-Byrd, whilst Procision netted through an Emma Smith treble, Chloe Billins and Georgea
Winstone. The result means that Harefield Utd have replaced Procision in second place after
beating Holyport 3-1 with goals from Alisha Caslin, Laura Hutchings and Rachael Fitzwater.
Carly Duckett led the scoring with a four-goal haul as Kingsclere stormed to an 8-1 success away
to Headington Amateurs. Jenna Thain weighed in with a hat-trick and Charlotte Mansfield
was also on target.
Milton Keynes City moved up into second place in Division Three North on the back of
an 8-1 victory over Launton. Deb Andrews meanwhile hit a hat-trick for Easington Sports as
they defeated Aylesbury Utd 4-1, Emily Parker adding the other goal.
Witney Vikings have ascended to top spot on goal difference in Division Three West
following a ten-goal blast against Barton Utd. Beverley Hirons bagged a hat-trick and Mikaela
Slaveykova contributed a brace, adding to further strikes from Rebecca Bostock, Milly Wilkinson,
Stacey Coles, Georgina Hewson and Francesca Preston. Wantage Town complete the top three
after Ellie Day, Malli Nugent and Eleanor Mitchell gave them a 3-1 win away to Headington
Ladies. Mary Maguire and Nicola Walecki were on target for Carterton Ladies Res in their 2-2
draw against East Oxford Ladies, who replied through a double from Melissa Webby.
S4K Ladies hold on to the leadership of Division Three South as they won 4-2 against
Wargrave Women Development. Kiah Owen netted twice along with Megan Cox and
Samantha Sadler. Beth Millican (2), Karleen Hellard, Mel Saunders and Rebecca Walker all
scored for Mortimer Ladies in their 5-1 victory over Slough Town Rebels which takes them
up to second place, just ahead of Taplow Utd who defeated Thatcham & Newbury 2-1
courtesy of a Naomi Littler brace.
Abi Canvin scored a hat-trick and Samantha McKenzie added the other for Division Three
East leaders Slough Town Ladies as they ran out 4-1 winners over Guildford Saints. Slough
continue to head the table on goal difference from Penn & Tylers Green, who beat Bessingby
Park Rangers 5-1 thanks to a Henna Hussain hat-trick, Lily-Anne Roberts and Niamh Potts.
Ascot Utd Res netted five times without reply past Hawley Ladies, their markswomen were
Louise Pullen (2), Amy Cogdon, Stephanie Fettes and Dorthea Flo.

Emma Pearce, the secretary and club welfare officer of Lincolnshire club Deeping United FC, has
received an award from the High Sheriff of Lincolnshire for her valuable service to the community.
Deeping United is a large, multi-team club that was only formed in 2018. The club offers
opportunities for boys and girls, males and females from Under-5s right through to adult veteran
teams and now has over 270 participants.
Emma is the driving force behind the club and actively engages with Lincolnshire FA in
driving forward numerous projects and initiatives aimed at providing new opportunities and
improving existing provision.
Her commitment, tenacity, drive, enthusiasm and professionalism is and has been
unwavering, even during the most testing of times. This has led to the club growing, developing
and expanding to become a cornerstone of the community and of grassroots football in
Lincolnshire.
(Source: www.lincolnshirefa.com)
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