Action from the 0-0 draw in Division 1 between Staverton Rangers & Stratton
(picture courtesy of Barbara Swan)
Roundup prepared by Lacey Chivers-Hickton
Premier Division
The latest fixtures in the Corsham Print Wiltshire Senior League Ladies Premier Division again brought a mix of competitive action and postponements across the previous fortnight.
On Sunday 15th March Purton Kingsdown had picked up a 5-1 win away at Highworth Town as the two sides played catch-up with their fixtures to register their fifth win of the season.
Last Sunday with cup action there was just one league game played, with one fixture falling victim to postponement and two sides booking their place in the Ladies League Cup final. Highworth Town’s clash with Barford Hornets was unfortunately called off by Barford Hornets, leaving just one league fixture to complete. That fixture saw Swindon Supermarine edge out Calne Town in a tight 2–1 victory to strengthen their position at the bottom end of the table heading into the final weeks of the season.
Ladies League Cup
In the Ladies League Cup, FC Abbey Meads produced a strong 4–1 performance against Purton Kingsdown to secure their spot in the final which is set to be held at the Gerard Buxton Sports Ground, home of Royal Wootton Bassett Town, on Sunday 12th April. However, their opponents in the final are still to be confirmed with the second semi final subject to a discipline charge.
Whilst Keynsham Town delivered an impressive 4–0 win over Melksham Town they have been charged been the League with playing ineligible players and the discipline process remains in progress.
Somerset Junior Cup
The previous week Keynsham Town had again been in semi-final cup action in the Somerset Junior Cup but they exited that competition, losing 3-1 at home to Tier 6 side Weston Super Mare from the South West Regional Women's League.
Division One
Division One delivered a full spectrum of scorelines last weekend, ranging from tight battles to high‑scoring showcases.
Blunsdon continued their strong form with a composed 2–0 win over Marlborough Town Reserves, while Ferndale Rodbourne also impressed, securing a 4–1 victory against Durrington. At the other end of the scale, FC Chippenham Youth produced a dominant attacking display in an 11–2 win over Salisbury, their rivals for the league title.
Malmesbury Victoria and Bishops Cannings served up the game of the day, sharing 13 goals in a thrilling 8–5 encounter that kept spectators guessing throughout. Meanwhile, Staverton Rangers and Stratton played out a hard‑fought 0–0 draw, with both sides showing defensive resilience.
A lively weekend across the division, highlighting just how competitive and unpredictable this league continues to be.
Alan and Barbara Swan were again at the Staverton Rangers v Stratton game with their cameras and more of their pictures can be found on the League Facebook Group Page.
More action from the game between Staverton Rangers & Stratton
(pictures courtesy of Alan Swan)
Registration Deadline
Clubs are reminded that the registration and transfer deadline is this coming Tuesday, 31st March 2026. Registrations that are on the player portal by 31st March will be processed, but any registrations received after that date will be rejected.
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27 March 2026
