Clydesdale Western on fire, and big win for Wildcats in National League
In the prevailing frosty conditions that resulted in many games being postponed over the weekend, Milne Craig Clydesdale Western were the team on fire with a 14-0 victory over bottom side CALA Edinburgh on Sunday.
The result keeps the Titwood side in pole position, now three points in front of next weekend`s opponents Grove Menzieshill along with a vastly superior goal difference.
In the win there were hat-tricks for Scotland strikers Fiona Bruce and Jen Eadie, while Emma McGregor and Lucy Lanigan both scored twice. The other goals came from Heather Lang, Lexi Sabatelli along with Ali and Heather Howie.
Western Wildcats moved alongside Edinburgh University in the top four with a 2-0 win over Erskine Stewart`s Melville at Auchenhowie, Emma Johnston scored from open play while Kaz Cuthbert got the other from a penalty corner.
The Wildcats have now earned 16 points, twelve ahead of Dundee Wanderers who sit in fifth. Both Western Wildcats and Edinburgh University are two points shy of Grove Menzieshill in second place, who also have a game in hand.
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