By Jonathan White
Nantwich Town Ladies FC have finished their inaugural season in the Cheshire Women’s & Youth Football League Premier in 7th position.
The team also made their debut in the Vitality Women’s FA Cup, and now wait for all the league fixtures to be completed to find out which division they will play in next season.
A Crewe and Nantwich RUFC ladies player has been selected for England Centre of Excellence.
Alana Gauntlett, U18s captain and inside centre, was selected from more than 70 girls in Cheshire and Lancashire.
By Jonathan White
Nantwich Town Ladies first game in the Premier Division of the Cheshire Women’s & Youth Football League ended in defeat at Sandbach.
The Dabbers were beaten 2-1 by their Cheshire rivals, and manager Chris Broad regrets a number of chances they created to win.
Nantwich Town Ladies are looking for players to join their open age development team.
Training takes place every Tuesday (8-9:30pm) on the Applewood Arena artificial grass pitch at Nantwich Town FC on Waterlode.
Nantwich Town Ladies played their last pre-season game in preparation for the new season with a friendly game victory over Runcorn Sports Women FC.
Due to a waterlogged pitch at Runcorn’s ground, the game was switched to the Applewood Independent 3G Arena astroturf pitch at Nantwich Town Football Club.
By Jack Beresford
Nantwich Town Ladies have been accepted into Women’s FA Cup for first time in the club’s history.
After securing promotion in the 2020/21 season, The Dabbers are now eligible to play in the Vitality Women’s FA Cup.
By Jonathan White
Nantwich Town Ladies have officially been promoted at the first attempt to the Cheshire Women’s & Youth Football League.
They had to wait for confirmation for a number of weeks after finishing runners up in Championship East 2020/21.
Nantwich Town Ladies beat City of Stoke Ladies FC 2-1 in a behind closed doors pre-season friendly, writes Jonathan White.
Nantwich goals were scored by Kirsty Fisher-Sherratt and Marni Williams.
By Jonathan White
Nantwich Town Ladies FC beat Altrincham Hale Ladies 6-3 in their final match of the season in the Cheshire Women’s & Youth Football League (Championship East).
The goal scorers for Nantwich were Kirsty Fisher-Sherratt (3), Marni Williams (2), and Emily Fallon.
By Jonathan White
Nantwich Town Ladies beat Manchester Rovers Women 4-2 at the Optimum Pay Stadium to move closer to promotion.
The victory in the Women’s and Youth Football League (Championship East) could help them achieve promotion in their inaugural season.
By Jonathan White
Nantwich Town Ladies FC beat Frodsham Women’s FC 5-1 in a behind closed doors friendly match.
The game took place at The Applewood Independent Arena 3G pitch on Sunday.
By Jonathan White
Nantwich Town Ladies first team will return to action when they play Stalybridge Celtic Ladies at The Optimum Pay Stadium on April 11.
It is hoped fans will be allowed back into the ground in the near future as part of the Government’s roadmap out of national lockdown.
By Jonathan White
Nantwich Town Ladies players teamed up to help distribute hampers to care homes in Nantwich and Crewe and a Foodbank in Crewe.
The items were donated by kind-hearted players and staff and decoratively packaged.
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