AYLSHAM LADIES played Dereham Town Ladies and welcomed the return of Nadia Child on the right wing following knee surgery. In the first half Aylsham appeared to have control of the game but couldn't find the back of the net.
BRANDON LASSES U15, against a brave but depleted visitors Debenham LC, set their stall out to play attacking football, none more than Kayleigh Nolan who hit a personal best tally of 11 in this match.
There is a free youth football session with Norfolk FA coaches on Saturday, March 27 from 10am to noon at Coltishall village hall field in Rectory Road.
Brandon Ladies 0, Whitton Ladies 4
BRANDON Ladies started the fixture against Whitton well and for the opening period looked in control creating a few chances but not really testing the home keeper.
HETHERSETT Athletic Ladies suffered a number of call-offs through injury and unavailability and went down 7-1 at Barking - a result that virtually ends their hopes of winning the Eastern Region Premier Division title.
Lewes 0, Norwich City Ladies 1
A very relieved Norwich City Ladies, despite a depleted squad, finally played their first SE Combination fixture since October.
AYLSHAM U15 GIRLS claimed victory over Old Catton with two goals in each half. Old Catton battled hard, but Lisa's goal direct from a corner after half an hour knocked the stuffing out of them.
SCARNING United FC are starting a women's football team for the 2010/11 season.
The team will be entering the Norfolk Women's League.
The minimum age is 16, and the first training session will be held on Tuesday, April 13 at 7pm at Scarning playing field.
Norwich City Ladies are hoping to finally play their first SE Combination game since October on Sunday when they visit Lewes.
The Sussex side is currently third in the table with seven wins from 13 games while the Canaries are sixth, five points behind but with five games in hand.
Brandon Ladies 1, Brantham Athletic 0
Brandon Lasses Ladies took advantage of a well-drained pitch to host Brantham Athletic in the Suffolk Women's League.
BRANDON LASSES U11 travelled to Horsford on a cold Saturday morning. Horsford had the first attack, but between Ruby Robertson and Suzy Duggan they managed to clear the danger and set Brandon on their first attack.
Aylsham Ladies 3, Swaton Ladies 5
AYLSHAM Ladies, being able to field only 10 players once more, faced an uphill struggle against Swanton Ladies at Aylsham Rec.
Norfolk Ladies 3, Suffolk Ladies 0
This East Anglian Women's Counties competition game saw Norfolk get the upper hand for a crucial win.
They must now wait to see how Essex fare in their final game following their defeat to Hertfordshire on Wednesday night but this result ensures at least the runners-up spot and a great end to another fine season.
DEREHAM WANDERERS U12 GIRLS played hosts to Thorpe and went down 3-0. Thorpe attacked from the start, making long throws into the box. Ella and Chelsea did their job in defence and Drew made a couple of good saves.
BUNGAY Town Ladies gained a valuable win 3-2 against Coltishall Jaguars.
Bungay were quickly into their stride as Emily Leach went close in the first minute and in the very next attack Jo Oakley ran onto a through ball to calmly score with a drive past the keeper.
GORLESTON RANGERS GIRLS U11 were away to Brandon. Rangers started uncharacteristically slowly. It was some 15 minutes into the match before a speculative effort from the corner of the box by Aimee deflected past the Brandon goalkeeper to open the scoring.
Brandon Lasses Ladies 2, Shotley Rose 1
Brandon Lasses Ladies, after a disappointing display in their last fixture, were looking to bounce back at home to Shotley Rose.
HETHERSETT Athletic are setting their sights on a trophy-filled run-in to the end of the season.
The Ladies' first team had an astonishing win at Peterborough in the quarter-finals of the Eastern Region Women's League Cup after being reduced to 10 players through injury and then winning a penalty shoot out 6-5 after the game had ended 3-3 after extra-time.
IT'S your chance to get involved with one of leading girls' football clubs in the area, at Thetford Sports Centre.
Ages eight to 16 for six weeks starting Monday, February 22, 6 to 7pm, free.
King's Lynn Ladies 0, Norwich City Ladies 9
Norwich City Ladies put the disappointment of being knocked out of the Women's FA Cup behind them, hitting the goal trail in the Norfolk and Suffolk County Cup.
Norfolk FA needs you to give your views on its ongoing work in grassroots football. The deadline for this year's annual survey is this Sunday - and at present not enough has been heard from the football community in Norfolk.
Peterborough Ladies 3, Hethersett Athletic Ladies 3
(Hethersett won 6-5 on penalties)
Hethersett Athletic Ladies defied all the odds to reach the semi-finals of the Eastern Region League Cup.
Norwich City Ladies 1, Yeovil Ladies 3
Following last weekend's postponement of the FA Cup fourth round fixture against Yeovil Town Ladies due to the weather it was a relief for the City Ladies to be given the go ahead at the second attempt.
Hockering had a tough start to life as a women's team - but they are growing in strength all the time.
They recently took on their Freethorpe counterparts for the second time this season, and it was a great match for both sides for many different reasons.
Southend 5, East Norfolk Sixth Form College 1
East Norfolk Sixth Form College girls' team were in action at Southend in the last four of the British Colleges' Eastern and East Midlands Region KO Cup.
WYMONDHAM Town Ladies played their first game for over two months last Sunday and came up against a very well-organised King's Lynn side who are third in the table.
BOHEMIANS GIRLS U14 were at home to Swanton. Some of the girls looked a bit rusty. Bohs were soon pressing the Herons' defence and forced their impressive keeper into a couple of fine saves.
FAKENHAM High School Year 7 girls became county champions last week, successfully defending the title they won last year representing the town's junior school.
It has been announced there is to be free girls' football coaching at Thetford Sports Centre.
The sessions for ages eight to 16 (school Years 3-16) last six weeks, beginning on Monday, February 22, 6 to 7pm.
Norwich City Ladies face their biggest test of the season on Sunday when they play Yeovil Ladies in the Women's FA Cup.
The South-East Combination side will host the Glovers, from the equivalent south-west league, at Plantation Park, Blofield (kick-off 1pm).
BUNGAY Town Ladies resumed playing on Sunday after nearly a two-month break and gave league leaders Swanton Herons quite a scare before going down fighting 5-3.
East Norfolk Sixth Form College Women 6, Huntingdon 1
The college women's football team stormed into the last four of the British Colleges' East of England and East Midlands Cup against a very strong team which included two England international players.
Norwich City Ladies 5, MK Dons Ladies 3
At the fourth attempt, Norwich City Ladies progressed to the next round of the Women's FA Cup, going nap against MK Dons.
BRANDON LADIES entertained Brantham Athletic in the quarter-finals of the Suffolk Women's League Knock-out Cup.
After the extended break over Christmas and the New Year because of the weather, it was good to get back to some football.
GORLESTON Rangers Girls U11 and U10 are looking for a goalkeeper and outfield players to join their current squad, playing in the Norfolk Girls League.
SCOLE GIRLS U10 beat Waveney Girls 5-1. A fine performance by all members of the team lead to a good win. Scole had many chances to score in the first half and Leah Constance opened the scoring followed by Anoushka Williamson who was unlucky not to get her hat-trick after scoring in the second half too.
SHRUBLANDS LADIES played Sprowston Ladies away and came out flying from start.
Jess found Nick in space and with only 30 seconds on the clock Nick had found the back of the net, her 11th goal in six games.
HETHERSETT Athletic Ladies were once again without a fixture at the weekend with scheduled opponents Barking involved in a cup match.
Hethersett will be hoping for better luck this weekend as they take on lowly West Lynn, knowing that victory is essential if they are to keep in touch with the leaders of the Eastern Region Premier Division.
Stowupland Falcons Ladies 0, Brandon Lasses Ladies 4
BRANDON Ladies travelled to Stowupland Falcons for their last fixture of the year, taking them also to the halfway point of the season.
BRANDON LASSES U11 travelled to Lowestoft for a game against Waveney Girls. It started well with both teams playing good football and creating chances but Waveney broke forward and scored.
The Beccles Middle School U13 girls' football team have reached the fifth round of the National Cup for the first time.
The first three rounds were all played away from home at Norfolk schools and resulted in a 3-1 win against Notre Dame High, a 5-3 win against Aylsham High and a 4-3 win against Hellesdon High.
Norwich City Ladies, after a successful season, are gunning for the big time.
They want to gain promotion to the National League after a season which saw them bounce back into the South-East Combination to finish sixth and also lift the Norfolk and Suffolk County Cup.