Weaving's heroics prove to be in vain for Brislington
BRISLINGTON'S Molly Weaving produced several fine saves, but could not prevent her side tumbling to a 4-0 defeat at Henbury Under-15s.
Molly Steedman's goal was the only difference between the teams in the first half, as Leah Perrott and Emma Sims worked tirelessly in midfield for visiting Bris.
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A Longwell Green defender, centre, blocks a shot by a Keynsham Town striker in the Bristol Girls' Under-12 game
Henbury came out the stronger in the second half and further goals from Jayde Cook, Krista Matthews and Georgia Sandle ensured they ran out comfortable winners.
Bradley Stoke Under-10s came out on top 3-1 in a high-tempo tussle against AEK Boco White.
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Boco enjoyed only a one-point advantage ahead of their opponents going into the contest, having played a game more.
But it was Stoke who stole the lead when Kayleigh Jennings, who scored a hat-trick in the previous week's 4-1 win at Bristol Ladies Red, latched on to a Lydia Tang through ball to slot home and give the away side a 1-0 half-time lead.
The visitors struck twice more after the interval as Paige Fowler tapped in from close range and Maddie Hilbert scored from just inside the box before Boco grabbed a late consolation.
IN the Somerset Girls' Cup, a perfect hat-trick by Imogen Fisher - a right-foot finish, a left-foot shot and a header - was the highlight of Backwell Athletic Under-14s' comfortable 10-1 first round win over a spirited Fry Club team.
Ellie Bray scored twice, the first in finishing off a fantastic nine-player move, while Lauren Malone also bagged a brace and Kierra Greenslade and players-of-the-match, Cat Coates and Carys Hector, added the rest.
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