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Sheffield Wednesday Ladies Junior round up Whilst our ladies side continue to sit at the top of Division One of the Sheffield & Hallamshire Women’s League table, today we focus on our junior section which comprises of 9 teams competing in every age group of the SHWGL from U10’s right through to the U18’s.Our U10’s and U11&rs
We are pleased to announce we have now opened up our own online club shop in partnership with Macron. Our players, family and friends will now be able to purchase replaement training wear as well as other new items such as gloves, hats, bags etc...Many thanks to Macron for their help in setting up the facility.Here is the link to the shop....
Junior Results: Saturday 14th OctoberWe had seven of our junior teams in action this week, with our U11's being the only game we cant report the result of. They played Barnsley away and were involved in a cracker of a game, well done to both teams. Of the other games our U12's Blue hosted Handsworth and took all 3 points with a 4-2 victory, a win that keeps the girls joint top an
Save The Date: SWLFC/Club Legends Photo Shoot!Wednesday 18th OctoberSWFC Dooley's Lounge 5:30pm onwardsWe have once again booked Club Legends again to do our photo shoots this year. The date is as usual on a Wednesday night so we can work around training sessions. The date is Wed 18th October. from 5pm onwards. Everyone to wear full blue & white kit and coaches in bla
Sheffield Wednesday Ladies will have some new faces on the sideline for next season after a pair of appointments to the first team set up.Manager Kieron Lee has agreed to take the reins of SWLFC’s senior team for the 2023/24 season, bringing with him a wealth of management experience across the women’s game.“I’m really excited to join t
Sheffield Wednesday Ladies fought back from 2-0 down to draw 2-2 with Harwoth Colliery yesterday afternoon.Travelling to face a side just two points above them in the NERWFL South standings, the Owls produced a bit of a Jekyll and Hyde performance that still saw the visitors pick up something from the tie thanks to goals from Eleanor Vessey and Molly Wilde.SWLFC s
Sheffield Wednesday Ladies fell to their 12th loss of the season as they went down 4-1 away to York Railway Institute.Despite York being out of league action since the last meeting between these sides on 4 December 2022, the North Yorkshire outfit were still able to get the best of the visitors and seal the double over Mick Bigley’s side for 2022/23.Travelli
Sheffield Wednesday Ladies couldn’t back up last weekend’s win against Bradford (Park Avenue) with further success, falling 1-0 away to Millmoor Juniors yesterday.Playing away to third in the league and a team the Owls went down 8-2 against when the sides last met, the scoreline showed the strides the team have made in recent weeks.In what was a d
Sheffield Wednesday Ladies did their hopes of NERWFL South survival plenty of good this weekend as they beat Bradford (Park Avenue) 5-2.The result backed up an 8-2 win against the same opponent back in mid-October as Amy Broomhead bagged another pair of goals, with Molly Wilde (2) and Izzy Rundle rounding out the scoring in a result that sees SWLFC move up to tenth in th
Ahead of their crunch tie with fellow NERWFL outfit Bradford (Park Avenue), Sheffield Wednesday Ladies received a boost this week with the news that the game has been moved to a new, state-of-the-art facility.After it was announced last month that the new Sheffield Wednesday Community P
Sheffield Wednesday Ladies left fans entertained this weekend but ultimately had nothing to show for it as they lost out 6-4 at home to Ripon City.Another pair of goals from club top scorer Amy Broomhead plus strikes from Brooke Swann and winger Eleanor Vessey gave the Owls a good chance at claiming all three points, but it wasn’t to be for Mick Bigley’s team
Sheffield Wednesday Ladies are starting 2023 with a bang after moving some club activity to a brand-new facility.Currently based at Sheffield Hallam Sports Park and Chaucer Tech College, the Owls will be relocating some sessions and games to the newly unveiled Sheffield Wednesday Commun
Sheffield Wednesday Ladies’ County Cup run came to end at the weekend following a 5-3 defeat away to Wakefield AFC’s Reserves.The Owls received a bye in the last round after Hall Green United’s withdrawal from the competition, but the visitors would go no further despite goals from Brooke Swann and Heidi O’Reilly.Despite having a squad of 1
There were a number of games planned across the club this weekend, though the cold snap moving across the country put paid to a portion of them.The seniors’ clash with Ossett United ended up as one of the postponements yesterday. The club hugely appreciates the lengths that our hosts went to in order to source a suitable venue for the game, only for snow to arrive
Sheffield Wednesday Ladies came out second best from an exciting home clash with York Railway Institute, losing 7-6.SWLFC’s Amy Broomhead enjoyed a hattrick to take her to the top of the team’s scoring chart for this season, with Molly Wilde adding two more and Laurie Millington notching her first goal of the campaign.Leading 2-0 and 3-1, Wednesday cou
Whilst Sheffield Wednesday Ladies’ Steel City derby game with SUFC Community might not have gone their way this past weekend, it wasn’t all bad news for the Owls.After missing the last 14 months through injury, forward Heidi O’Reilly made her first team debut, coming on as a substitute late in the first half to complete her rehabilitation from a serious
Sheffield Wednesday Ladies lost the first Steel City derby of 2022/23 after a 4-2 defeat by SUFC Community Foundation.The Owls came from a goal down to lead 2-1 early in the second half but paid the price for not putting the game to bed as United roared back to win off the back of two goals in the final ten minutes.Amy Broomhead added to her tally for the season f
With wet weather for most of the country at the back end of last week and into the weekend, SWLFC’s list of ten scheduled fixtures ended up being reduced.One contest that didn’t fall foul of the elements was the senior’s County Cup fixture against Hall Green United, with the weekend’s opponents instead electing to award the game after pulling
Sheffield Wednesday Ladies couldn’t find success on their travels to West Yorkshire, losing 9-2 against Altofts Ladies FC.Amy Broomhead used the game to bag both goals for the Owls, taking her tally for the season to five, but it wouldn’t be enough against a strong opponent.With games in hand that could take them top of the NERWFL Southern table and ha
Sheffield Wednesday Ladies couldn’t convert a half time lead against Harworth Colliery into a win, losing 3-2 yesterday.On a wet and blustery afternoon in South Yorkshire, the Owls were two goals to the good at the interval after a third strike of the season from Amy Broomhead and a great header from Megan Hammond.But a brace from Katie McCreadie and a goal
With no game for our senior side this past weekend, it meant some of our junior teams had an opportunity to enjoy the limelight on Halloween weekend.There were six games on tap for Saturday morning, with the U18s, U16s, U15s, U13s U11 Blues and U9s all in action.The U18s kicked things off in commanding fashion, moving up to sixth in the Division Two table after a
Sheffield Wednesday Ladies lost 8-3 at home to Millmoor Juniors this past weekend.The Owls were looking to build on their win against Bradford (Park Avenue) last time out, but it wasn’t to be despite a pair of goals from Hannah Jackson and another from Molly Wilde.With the game moved from the grass pitches at SHU Sports Park to the 3G due to the torrent
Sheffield Wednesday Ladies’ first team manager Stewart Alexander has left the club.The decision was made following a meeting between Alexander and club Chair Dave Higgins earlier this month.Former Reserve manager Mick Bigley has taken charge of the first team on an interim basis, assisted by junior coach Rikki Brownhill and player/coach Kelly Biney.Th
Sheffield Wednesday Ladies’ secured their first league win of 2022/23 with a resounding 8-2 victory against Bradford (Park Avenue) Ladies.Five goals from Molly Wilde plus a brace from Amy Broomhead did the damage for the Owls, who showed great resilience to come from behind to seal all three points in West Yorkshire.SWLFC started the game well but
Sheffield Wednesday Ladies’ were beaten by local rivals Barnsley FC this weekend, with an 8-1 final score.With just one player from last season's first team making the match day squad for the Owls, they continued their search for some much needed chemistry.Despite starting the game well, Jodie Gregory got the scoring underway for the visitors as she latc
Sheffield Wednesday Ladies’ FA Cup run is done for 2022/23 after a 6-0 defeat by Morley Town.Bidding to reach the third qualifying round of the competition, the final stage before the First Round proper, the Owls came unstuck against the West Riding Prem side thanks to a strong performance from forward Lauren Nicholls.A series of late developments meaning th
Sheffield Wednesday Ladies’ new signing Josie Cummings is looking forward to this weekend’s second qualifying round of the Women’s FA Cup.The Owls take on West Riding Prem side Morley Town after seeing off Cleethorpes Town 3-2 a fortnight ago, and the talented defender says her team are looking forward to the clash.“We’re excited!
Sheffield Wednesday Ladies lost their first home league of the season 13-0 to last season’s NERWFL Premier runners up Ossett United.The West Yorkshire team applied for voluntary relegation from the top flight during the off-season following a campaign where they won 13 of their 20 games and proved too strong for Stewart Alexander’s side thanks to goals from R
Sheffield Wednesday Ladies began their Women’s FA Cup campaign with a 3-2 victory against Cleethorpes Town.Goals from Kelsey Murphy-Bigley and a brace from Brooke Swann were enough to put the Owls into the second qualifying round, where they’ll play Morley Town on 2 October.Taking a break from league action, Stewart Alexander’s side had another c