The sun was shining for Mill Lane United United Girls’ last game of the season away at Cottingham Rangers. Mill Lane United needed a draw or better in order to win the East Riding Girls Fottball League and avoid a play-off
Mill Lane United won their second trophy in a week and sixth of a very successfull campaign when they won the Topp Tiles U14 Girls Tournament at the King Power Stadium(Leicester City).
Mill Lane United won their fifth Trophy of a very successful season with a hard fought victory against Brayton Belles.In lovely summer conditions on a perfect pitch both sides served up a goal fest in the under 14 Girls Plate Cup Final
Beverley Whitestar’s last home game of the season kicked off at Broadgates instead of their usual Leisure Centre ground but the change in venue didn’t cause any problems as the Whitestar team took control of the game from the kick off.
With nothing to separate these two exceptional teams in passion and endeavour it was an excellent individual goal by Isobel Gillyon that settled the game at Broadgates.
Hull College Girls were beaten in their final game of the Hull Boys Sunday League by Swanland FC. Swanland FC won the game 3 – 0 though the Hull College FDC can reflect on a season that has seen them achieve so much
AFC Tickton under 16 girls last game of their East Riding Girls Football League season took place at a windy Longcroft pitch and the blustery conditions seemed to hamper both teams initially.
Mill Lane United Yellows qualified for the regional futsal finals in Sheffield with a superb 1 0 victory against the Hull College Development Centre.
This top of the table clash saw Mill Lane United reap revenge on Ferriby who won the first East Riding Girls Football League encounter earlier in the season.
Mill Lane United extended their unbeaten league record to 19 games with a convincing victory against Beverley Whitestar. Mill Lane United dominated both territory and possesion for the full 70minutes against opponents who were happy to keep 9 girls in defence to frustrate the league leaders. Mill Lane United went in at half time with a 2 0 advantage thanks to goals from Emily Holliday and Jodie Brown. The second…
Mill Lane United reached their second final of the season with a convincing victory against North Ferriby.After the constant rain earlier in the week when the two teams met in the league the game was played in lovely conditions ideal for passing football.
Hope Barret scored twice as Mill Lane United U10s progressed to the next round of the Plate Cup at the expense of local rivals Beverley Whitestar.
After a week of almost continuous rainfall, Mill Lane United arrived at Broadgates grateful for clear skies and a pitch, which although very heavy, was deemed playable for the cup semi-final
With a home tie for the semi final on the 3G pitch in Hull, Pinefleet immediately capitalised on the home advantage and struck a ball firmly in the back of the Eagles net within only a few minutes of the start of the game.
On a wet and windy spring morning Mill Lane United welcomed Hessle Sporting for the final match of their East Riding Girls Football League campaign. With the league title already in the bag.
The East Riding Girls Football League match took place at a windswept Beverley Leisure Centre and both teams took a few minutes to get settled. Mill Lane United were the first team to adapt to the conditions and they soon began pressing the home team
Mill Lane United are looking for new female players to join their successful girls teams. The club who play in East Riding Girls Football League are seeking players to join in the following age groups.
Four goals from Emma Smith helped Mill Lane United to three more East Riding Girls Football League points. Now the United girls need just two more two wins to win the East Riding Girls League