Grove Menzieshill dominate the league with another clean sheet
Weekend Round Up
Aberdeen Asset Management Women’s National League Division 1
League leaders Grove Menzieshill are dominating the league and remain unbeaten as they won 8-0 against seventh place GHK.
Milne Craig Clydesdale Western are close on the Edinburgh leader’s tail as they won 3-0 against Edinburgh University. Western are six points behind with a game in hand.
The young Edinburgh University team played local rivals Grange EL, after the loss to the Western ladies the day before the students wanted to prove a point and they did just that. They beat the bottom of the table team 6-0, which sees them move up to third.
Fourth place Dundee Wanderers travelled west to face Glynhill Kelburne and beat them 2-0 whilst at the other end of the division Western Wildcats lost 3-0 to CALA Edinburgh.
Aberdeen Asset Management Women’s National League Division 2
Hillhead move to the top of the table after a busy weekend of back to back wins against Haddington. After travelling away to the bottom side on Saturday winning 5-1, they played again on Sunday at home and secured a 5-0 win.
This weekend we saw a mid-table battle as Borders Fjordus Reivers welcoming Iverleith, the Edinburgh based side may be one place higher than the Borders but they lost out by one goal, 3-2 as the Borders close the gap between the two teams.
Second place AAM Gordonians got a 2-1 away win over seventh place Granite City Wanderers. University of Dundee lost to Erskine Stewart Melville 6-1 which is a much better score line than when they played at the start of the season.
Aberdeen Asset Management Women’s National League Division 3
A great first win for struggling Bon Accord MBC with a 2-1 win against fourth place Ayr, who played again on Sunday and drew 1-1 with Aberdeen.
University of St Andrews have yet to lose a match as they extend their goal tally as they win 4-0 against Aberdeen.
Bottom side University of Strathclyde managed to hold second place Stirling University to just a 1-0 loss.
Championship League
East
Top team Edinburgh University II beat Watsonians 4-2 in a rearranged fixture.
West
Stirling Wanderers were to face Milne Craig Clydesdale Western III but the match was called off due to weathered pitch.
This weekend we see the new structure of divisions start, to find out more about the competitions click here.
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