LADIES UPDATE 21/9
Posted on: Mon 21 Sep 2009
Seniors
County Ladies Reserves welcomed Saffron Offerton to Georgians for what proved to be an entertaining local derby played in good spirits. Sophie Williams scored four goals on her return, with Neya Webb grabbing three. Aimee Berrisford scored with a cheeky lob from at least 30 yards out, before Carley Davies completed the scoring. County top the table with a 100% record and visit also unbeaten Wythenshawe Amateurs next Sunday.
The Blues won away to last season's Division 1 runners-up, Chester City Ladies Reserves, 3-1, to secure their first points of the season. Blues led 2-0 at half-time thanks to two strikes from Katie Race, both of which were created by Amy Broadhurst, Chester pulled one back but Katie went on to complete her hat-trick to provide Blues with their first win of the campaign.
Next Sunday (Sep 27), the first team are in action against Liverpool Feds, kick-off 2pm at Woodley Sports FC. FREE Entry! Come along and support the Ladies as they push for promotion back to the FA Women's Premier League.
Juniors
The Under-15s were beaten by a strong Fletcher Moss side, who scored two goals in each half and were well worth their 4-0 victory. County's player of the match, keeper Sabrina Burke, was in fine form and made some outstanding saves to keep the score down.
In their opening match in the North Manchester Girls Football League, the Under-13s secured a 4-2 victory despite going into the break 1-0 behind. A battling second-half, with goals from Beth Clark (2), Beth Marsh and Lydia Henshall, ensured County returned with all three points. Kayleigh Seddon, on her debut, was County's player of the match.
The Under-12s made it two wins out of two to go top of the table. Megan Yapp, Grace Byrne, Chloe Flanagan and Nour Ismail all hit the net whilst keeper Tasha Power made a string of superb saves in a 4-0 defeat of Urmston Meds.
With five girls making their debuts, the Under-11s had a tough opening match against last season's unbeaten champions, Manchester City. Despite being 5-0 behind at half-time, the second period saw a much-improved performance in which they only conceded two more goals, thanks largely to an inspired performance by keeper, Rebekah Sadgrove.
Stockport County Ladies welcome girls of all ages and abilities. Juniors training takes place every Wednesday evening on the all-weather surface at Werneth Recreation Centre, Harrytown, Romiley, contact Audrey on 0161 612-5005 for more details. There is no charge for attending coaching sessions in September!
All our coaching staff are qualified to either Level 1 or Level 2 standard and have undergone CRB checks with The FA and have satisfied them that they are responsible individuals, suitable to coach and manage young players.
For fixtures, results, player profiles and everything you need to know about County Ladies FC visit our new website: www.stockportcountyladiesfc.co.uk
County Ladies Reserves welcomed Saffron Offerton to Georgians for what proved to be an entertaining local derby played in good spirits. Sophie Williams scored four goals on her return, with Neya Webb grabbing three. Aimee Berrisford scored with a cheeky lob from at least 30 yards out, before Carley Davies completed the scoring. County top the table with a 100% record and visit also unbeaten Wythenshawe Amateurs next Sunday.
The Blues won away to last season's Division 1 runners-up, Chester City Ladies Reserves, 3-1, to secure their first points of the season. Blues led 2-0 at half-time thanks to two strikes from Katie Race, both of which were created by Amy Broadhurst, Chester pulled one back but Katie went on to complete her hat-trick to provide Blues with their first win of the campaign.
Next Sunday (Sep 27), the first team are in action against Liverpool Feds, kick-off 2pm at Woodley Sports FC. FREE Entry! Come along and support the Ladies as they push for promotion back to the FA Women's Premier League.
Juniors
The Under-15s were beaten by a strong Fletcher Moss side, who scored two goals in each half and were well worth their 4-0 victory. County's player of the match, keeper Sabrina Burke, was in fine form and made some outstanding saves to keep the score down.
In their opening match in the North Manchester Girls Football League, the Under-13s secured a 4-2 victory despite going into the break 1-0 behind. A battling second-half, with goals from Beth Clark (2), Beth Marsh and Lydia Henshall, ensured County returned with all three points. Kayleigh Seddon, on her debut, was County's player of the match.
The Under-12s made it two wins out of two to go top of the table. Megan Yapp, Grace Byrne, Chloe Flanagan and Nour Ismail all hit the net whilst keeper Tasha Power made a string of superb saves in a 4-0 defeat of Urmston Meds.
With five girls making their debuts, the Under-11s had a tough opening match against last season's unbeaten champions, Manchester City. Despite being 5-0 behind at half-time, the second period saw a much-improved performance in which they only conceded two more goals, thanks largely to an inspired performance by keeper, Rebekah Sadgrove.
Stockport County Ladies welcome girls of all ages and abilities. Juniors training takes place every Wednesday evening on the all-weather surface at Werneth Recreation Centre, Harrytown, Romiley, contact Audrey on 0161 612-5005 for more details. There is no charge for attending coaching sessions in September!
All our coaching staff are qualified to either Level 1 or Level 2 standard and have undergone CRB checks with The FA and have satisfied them that they are responsible individuals, suitable to coach and manage young players.
For fixtures, results, player profiles and everything you need to know about County Ladies FC visit our new website: www.stockportcountyladiesfc.co.uk
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