SWF SEASON ROUNDUP
We take a look back at the most exciting
months of Girls football this season.
February
May
Scottish youth football history was
made as Bayside FC hosted the
country’s largest all-girls football
festival. Over nine hundred young
female players from teams across
Scotland spent the day playing noncompetitive football at Pitreavie
Playing Fields in Dunfermline. The
event, fully subsidised by Bayside FC
& its sponsors, saw the teams playing
over 200 fixtures.
Linlithgow won the battle of the
Roses, defeating Bonnyrigg 7-2 to
continue their progress in the U13
Scottish Cup by defeating Scone
Thistle in the next round.
Lasswade High School earned a
place in the final of the SSFA Shield
with a 7-1 win over Bishopbriggs
Academy.
at Aberdeen Sports Village.
A Helena Todd goal was enough to
separate Edinburgh rivals Hearts and
Hibernian in the final of the U14 SWF
SE Region Cup. Linlithgow Rose won
the U13 trophy earlier in the day in an
exciting 6-4 win over Hutchison Vale
and Hibernian claimed won the U15
trophy, beating Falkirk 2-1.
June
August
Falkirk 13s came out on top in the
SWF Central League Cup final with a
convincing three-one win over
Motherwell.
Deeside Girls defeated Aberdeen
in the 13s SWF North League Cup
final. Two goals each from Eilidh
Mitchell and Katie Becker helped
Deeside achieve a four-three victory
Celtic Girls Tayside edged past
Dunfermline Athletic in the U13
Scottish Cup quarter final. Megan
Robb’s winner secured a 2-1 win at
South Road.
April
Musselburgh Windsor Whites
defeated Glasgow Girls five-three
away from home to progress in the
U13 Scottish Cup. Linlithgow went
through in the same competition with
a truly remarkable 10-1 away victory
over Clydebank.
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September
Hearts 13s cruised past Forfar
Farmington Eagles at Meadowmill,