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Juniors 4-3, courtesy of doubles from Nicole Moffatt and Oriane Nacho. Ruby Jex-Oldfield
       was on target for Barnsley FC Ladies in their 1-1 draw with Altofts Ladies, who replied
       through Nicola Smith.
       North West League
       Tranmere  Rovers  took  the  honours  as  the  Premier  Division  season  got  underway,  the
       Birkenhead  side  winning  5-2  against  West  Didsbury  &  Chorlton.  Cheadle  Town
       Stingers also opened up with a win, beating AFC Darwen 4-2. Merseyrail Ladies and
       Salford City Lionesses both notched up 3-1 victories over Morecambe and Mossley Hill
       respectively, whilst Crewe Alexandra and Fleetwood Town Wrens finished level at 1-1.
               Two teams hit double figures in Division One North; Penrith AFC won 12-1 away
       to Morecambe Res whilst Haslingden Ladies defeated Chorley Development 11-2.
       Blacburn  Community  SC  netted  five  times  away  to  Accrington  Stanley  CT  and
       Blackpool were 4-0 winners over Carlisle Utd, courtesy of second half goals from Keisha
       Masterson, Lily Hambly, April Oldfield and Molly Kelly. Hannah Geen, Hayley Bracken and
       Naomi Foster all scored to give Workington Reds a 3-1 victory over Preston North End,
       whilst Chelsea Nevison netted a consolation for Sir Tom Finney as they were beaten 3-1 by
       Penwortham Town.
               Becky  Grocott  (2),  Holly  Howcroft  and  Chloe  Hurst  were  the  markswomen  for
       Hindley  Juniors  Women  as  they  won  4-1  against  Didsbury  Ladies  in  Division  One
       South,  whilst  Northwich  Vixens  defeated  Mersey  Valley  by  the  same  scoreline.
       Warrington Wolves were 4-2 winners away to Runcorn Linnets thanks to a Melissa
       Darby double, Emily Walton and an own goal. Alder Women came away from Altrincham
       with a 3-1 success under their belts and Curzon Ashton edged out Chester FC Women by
       the odd goal in seven.
       South West League
       Ilminster Town have got off to the strongest of starts in the Premier Division, winning 13-1
       against Somerset rivals Middlezoy Rovers. Abi Meyer and Abbie Carslake both hit hat-
       tricks and there were doubles from Maisie Parker and Jodi Cornwall with Colette Martin,
       Dana Andrews and Harrie Kelly completing the tally. AFC St Austell meanwhile scored five
       times without reply away to Bideford with Isobel Berks, Charlotte Whitmore, Beth Willshaw
       and Danielle Salt all on the scoresheet along with an own goal. Gemma Mountain (2), Becky
       Narramore,  Amelia  O'Connell  and  Sophie  Garcia  accounted  for  the  goals  as  Sherborne
       Town won 5-1 away to Marine Academy Plymouth, whose consolation came from Sam
       Drewery. Torquay Utd meanwhile recorded a fine 4-2 win away to Bishop's Lydeard,
       courtesy of a goal apiece from Ellie Bishop, Beth Everson, Laura Lewis and Danni Wyatt whilst
       Holly Miller and Isabel Hogevold replied for the home side.
               In the Northern Division, Bristol Rovers were 4-1 victors away to Almondsbury
       in their first game in the league, Lily Greenslade leading the scoring with a hat-trick and Zoe
       Fielden-Stewart was also on target, whilst 'Bury replied through Amy Jefferies. Frampton
       Rangers also won 4-1 against Downend Flyers, all of their goals coming in the first half.
       Abi Todd netted twice along with Lucie Hulin and Anna Symanowski, before Faith Flynn
       grabbed a consolation after the break for Downend. Bristol Ladies Union were the other
       winners on the day, beating Weston-super-Mare 3-1. Hannah Price, Madison Price and
       Ruby Saunders were the markswomen for Union, with Beth Pople replying.
               Keynsham  Town  Res  marked  their  first  game  in  the  Eastern  Division  since
       promotion with a 2-0 win away to Swindon Town Development, given to them by goals
       from Charlotte Morrison and Vicky Vipond. Rebecca Snelling and Molly McCarthy were on
       the scoresheet as Warminster Town notched up a 2-1 success at Frome Town, whose
       reply came from Keira-Leigh Underhill.
               Liskeard  Athletic  eventually  emerged  as  5-4  winners  from  a  thrilling  match
       against Helston Athletic in the Western Division. Ezme Wells and Chloe Williams each
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