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Stockwood Wanderers have ended their first full season by lifting silverware, having won
       the Division Two title in the Somerset County Women’s League.
             Stockwood  were  involved  in  a  two-horse  race  throughout  the  campaign  with
       Bishop’s  Lydeard  Development,  with  both  of  their  meetings  finishing  in  draws.  They
       started the season with big victories against Pen Mill Res and Porlock and after sharing
       four goals with Bishop’s Lydeard, two more wins took them into pole position when the
       season was halted.
             When play was due to restart, it was decided that Divisions Two and Three in the
       Somerset League would continue playing and conclude their seasons, but Division One
       would finish without being completed.
             On resumption, Stockwood played their return match with Bishop’s Lydeard in
       the first game and the resulting 1-1 draw left them needing to win their last two games in
       order to secure the title. They duly achieved this with emphatic victories over Pen Mill Res
       and Wellington, to see them finish on top by a margin of two points.
             Stockwood Wanderers are managed by Ricky Brumpton, with Declan Long and
       Chris  Gannon  as  his  assistants.  The  team  is  captained  by  Emily  Stephens  and  Grace
       Phillips as their leading scorer with 15 goals.
             “Aleana  Brumpton  has  been  the  core  of  Stockwood  Women,”  manager  Ricky
       Brumpton  told  Women’s  Soccer  Scene.  “Off  the  pitch,  Aleana  has  been  instrumental
       throughout the season, taking on all the paperwork side of the game, making sure players
       are signed on, kits are ready and all the bits inbetween. Without her, games simply don't
       happen. Thank you Aleana for your time and dedication.
             “Mel Wilkinson is not only a player but a great assist to Stockwood this year. On
       and off the field, Mel puts in time to volunteer to help with the youth teams, being a great
       role model for the younger teams to look up to and has been integral in getting them
       involved within the women’s team, which has seen three debutantes aged 16 from the
       youth team play along the women. This is vital to a growing women’s team.”
       Stockwood Wanderers squad: Shantiye Baldwin, Karla Belsten, Christie Betts, Rosie
       Bostock, Sammy Cheeseman, Kelly Dadds, Rebecca Dando, Chloe Fuller, Supryia Kaur,
       Daisy Pearce-Lyons, Grace Phillips, Louise Robbins, Jasmine Rogers, Anita Sandhu,
       Emily Stephens, Ashley Taylor, Leah Taylor, Mel Wilkinson, Makenzie Wotton.






















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