Durham Women FC have announced that they are delighted that popular defender Jen Jennings will be staying with the Wildcats into 2017. Jennings joined the Wildcats prior to the club joining the FA WSL and has gone on to make 23 appearances across three seasons in the Super League. After her 2015 season was cut short
Durham Women FC have confirmed the seventh member of the squad to commit their future to the club, as Annabel Johnson agrees to stay at New Ferens Park. The versatile Johnson joined the Wildcats having previously played for Coventry United in the FA WPL, and is studying for a Masters Degree at Durham University. After
Durham Women FC have announced that Nicola Gibson has agreed to stay at New Ferens Park. Having spent four years across the Atlantic at the University of West Alabama, Gibson returned to the UK and began studying at Durham University last year. A regular in the BUCS team, Gibson made her mark on the WSL
Durham Women FC have announced the fourth player to commit to the club for 2017, as Emily Roberts has agreed to stay at New Ferens Park. The exciting winger, who joined the club in the summer of 2016 after spells at Notts County and Doncaster Belles, made 11 appearances for the Wildcats while netting three
Durham Women FC have announced that versatile attacker Nat Gutteridge is the third player to commit her future to the club. Gutteridge, who joined the club from Sunderland Ladies midway through 2015, was a vital part of the side that achieved it’s highest-ever league finish last season. Comfortable in the middle of the park and when
Durham Women FC have announced that defender Becky Salicki has agreed to stay at New Ferens Park. Salicki arrived at the club last season having missed a large amount of football through injury, but shook off these previous setbacks and made her return to action in the FA Cup tie against Charlton Athletic. From here
Durham Women FC have announced that fans’ favourite Sarah McFadden has agreed to stay with the club into 2017. The Northern Irish international joined the Wildcats from Sunderland Ladies in January and quickly became a pivotal part of the side, missing only one game all season while netting twice. And now, as she prepares to jet
Earlier this year we met up with Craig McCreeth, Head of Goalkeeping for London Bees, Watford FC Academy Goalkeeping Coach and FA Disability Regional Talent Centre Goalkeeping Coach. Craig kindly agreed to do an interview in order to give us to have a little insight into the world of goalkeeping. Here it is: Where are you
On the final day of the WSL season, Yeovil Town Ladies were confirmed as WSL2 champions on goal difference over Bristol City Women. Yeovil had to beat Sheffield FC Ladies and hope that their goal difference would provide a sufficiently big cushion in order to seal the title and they did that in style with
Yeovil Town Ladies clinched promotion on Sunday with a 2-0 win over the London Bees. Yeovil went into the match knowing that they had to win one of their last two matches to be certain of promotion to WSL1 for the first time and in truth the first half of the match the pressure to
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