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S-Tech Cambridgeshire League
Ketton have kept hold of the leadership of the Premiership despite only picking up one point from
their double header with Peterborough Northern Star Res. The first game ended 5-0 in favour
of Northern Star whilst the return finished 1-1, Fran Kavanagh scoring Ketton's goal. A win would
have returned St Ives Town Development to the top but they also drew, 3-3 with Whittlesey
Athletic. Tia Everdell, Charlotte Noble and Poppy Lyons were all on target for St Ives, whilst
Whittlesey replied through a Hannah Murphy brace and Annie Posnett. Cambridge University
and Netherton Utd occupy the next two position as their meeting ended 2-2. Nikki Payne netted
a double for the students while Netherton's goals came from Yasmin Green and Emily Johnson.
Leverington Sports were the other top division team to record a victory on Sunday, 6-2 against
Fulbourn Institute Bluebirds. Ella Gavaghan bagged a four-goal haul for Leverington along
with Faye Kowalewsky and Sophie Swinden.
Cardea Ladies are the new leaders of the Championship North division following their
4-0 victory away to Swavesey Spartans. Emma Pollard spearheaded the win for Cardea with a
hat-trick and Courtney Coles was also on the scoresheet. Eaton Socon are back in second place
after being held to a 1-1 draw by Pinchbeck Utd, Kendal O'Connor scoring their goal and Libby
Friel replying. Jessica Cooper (2), Casey Ward, Sian Holcroft, Sophie Fenner and Francesca Plitsch
accounted for the goals as third placed Park Ladies defeated Brampton Ladies 6-0.
Championship South leaders Newmarket Town Development were held ot a 4-4 draw
by Histon Hornets, despite Kaitlin Elsey hitting a hat-trick and Evie Jakes adding the other. The
Hornets responded via an Abigail Davies treble and Philippa Hayden-Evans. Cambridge
Rangers were unable to take the chance to replace them at the top as they were beaten for the first
time, 3-1 by Histon Res who scored through Sophie Lanham, Molly Blair and a Lauren Martin
penalty. Lauren Deller was another hat-trick scorer for Mildenhall Town in their 6-0 success at
Burwell Tigers. Sara-Jane Langford, Katie Hayes and Jasmine Luckett scored the others for
Mildenhall, whilst Isleham Utd went one better as they defeated Haverhill Rovers
Community 7-2. Laura Todd led the scoring with a five-goal haul, Emily Ingle and Laura
McAllister weighing in with the others.
Eastbound Electrical Cornwall League
Saltash Utd have clinched the East Division title after beating local rivals Saltash Borough in
a goal packed derby clash! Hayley Ranachan scored four times along with Jazz Hervin, Mia-Mae
Lawrence and Devon Simmonds as United won 7-5, Sophie Perrin netting a hat-trick for Borough
but finishing on the losing side, Hollie Congo and Sam Metters adding the others. In the other
game, Emma Julian was on target for Wadebridge Town as they shared a 1-1 draw with
Foxhole Stars.
In the West Division, Penryn defeated RNAS Culdrose 5-0 to move level on points with
leaders Helston Athletic. Bethany Churchill and Eleanor Dove each netted twice, with Jasmine
Butler also on target. Third placed Mousehole and St Agnes Res meanwhile battled out a
goalless draw.
Gloucestershire League
Bristol & West have almost made sure of finishing in the top two in Division One following their
2-1 victory over Longwell Green, whose own chances came to an end. Katy Hanscomb and
Emma Bowden scored the goals for Bristol & West. Only Abbeymead Rovers can still catch them
now and they kept those hopes alive by winning 4-2 at Gloucester City.
Olveston Utd returned to action with a 2-1 success away to Cirencester Town, which
keeps them on course for the Division Two title. Sarah Bailey and Emily Nicholson scored the goals
for Olveston, with Amy Bains replying. Longlevens look to have the most realistic chance of
overhauling them and stay three points behind following a 6-1 victory at Bradley Stoke. Lauren
Mills and Hayley Colley each scored twice along with Ashleigh Lloyd and an own goal, whilst Emily
Jacklin scored a consolation for the home side. Bristol Rovers Development ran out 9-1
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