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The Regional Leagues...

       East Midlands League
       Northampton Town have clinched the Premier Division after they defeated Lincoln Utd
       2-0 on Sunday with goals from Leah Cudone and Charlie Cooper. Lincoln still remain in the
       running for second place although Chesterfield will take that spot if they win their final
       match. Mansfield Town took a top four place by winning 4-2 away to Loughborough
       Students, whose replies came from Lois Konan and Beth Senior, whilst Oughtibridge
       WM defeated Leicester City Ladies 7-1 thanks to doubles from Laura Cain, Lucy Ridley
       and Millie Kenyon, with Amber Zakria adding the other. On Monday night, Notts County
       won  2-0  against  Rotherham  Utd  in  their  match  at  Meadow  Lane,  Ellie  Rowson  and
       Summer Gayle scoring their goals.
            In Division One North, Grimsby Town pipped Nottingham Trent University to
       the  runners-up  spot  on  Wednesday  night  when  they  won  4-1  away  to  St  Josephs
       Rockware  of  Worksop.  Three  days  earlier,  St  Josephs  had  gone  level  on  points  with
       fourth placed Grimsby Borough after winning their meeting 3-0, Elizabeth Harris, Brooke
       Chappell  and  Deysha  Pressley.  Sherwood  FC  Women  meanwhile  beat  Cleethorpes
       Town 1-0 with a goal from Zoe Meyrick.
       Eastern Region League
       Wymondham Town completed a magnificent season with the League and Cup double,
       securing the League Cup with a 2-1 victory over Wroxham in the Final at Haverhill. Chelsea
       Clarke and Hannah Waters scored the goals for Wymondham, with Lauren Bullard replying.
            AFC Sudbury have taken themselves to the brink of the Division One South and
       need to win their final game in order to climb above Cheshunt, after they defeated East
       Bergholt Utd 8-0 on Tuesday night. Jessica Allen led the scoring with a four-goal haul and
       there was one apiece from Kate Edwards, Phoebe Guiver, Holly Kennard and Alex Penny.
            One match was played in the Challenge Cup on Sunday, Needham Market winning
       4-2 against Barking. Molly Hall netted a brace for Needham along with Lois Balfour and
       Jodie Sharp, while Laura Bunton and Rebecca Killington replied for Barking.
       London & South East League
       Dartford have had a fine season and they crowned in on Sunday when, after having finished
       as runners-up in the Premier Division, they lifted the League Cup with a 2-1 victory over
       Hackney in the Final. Shauni Griffiths and Paris Smith scored the goals for Darts, whilst
       Jade Perrin replied for their Division One North opponents, whose great Cup run fell at the
       final hurdle.
            Sutton Utd secured the Division One North title as they scored eleven times without
       reply against Clapham Utd. Olivia Watson and Darcy Wells both scored hat-tricks, Faye
       Butler weighed in with a brace and the total was completed by Jasmine Backhurst, Hayley
       Halford  and  Megan  Button  to  put  Sutton  beyond  the  reach  of  their  rivals.  Dorking
       Wanderers need to avoid defeat in their final game to finish as runners-up after beating
       second Dulwich Hamlet Res 6-3 and moving level on points with them. Sarah Chapman
       hit a hat-trick for Dorking with Charlotte Keenan, Jasmin Baker and Angelina Stanzione also
       on target. Rebecca Lovelace, Katie Riddington and Erin Shacklock accounted for the goals as
       Watford Development won 3-0 away to Sport London e Benfica.
            Division One South runners-up Hastings Town ran riot in their last match, winning
       11-1 away to Bexhill Utd. Georgia Tibble led the scoring with a six-goal haul, Sian Heather
       and Claire Johnson each netted twice and an own goal completed the tally. Elena Brock
       netted twice and Gemma Shepherd the other as Herne Bay won 3-1 away to Newhaven,
       whose consolation came from Lucy Collinson.
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