Kendal nearly at the top of the Express Plumbing Supplies South Lakes Girls League

The league had already suffered numerous disruptions before the national lockdown were few games were played across all four divisions.

The Under 16 division which features just 4 teams had only played 3 games with Dalton Girls Under 15’s and 16’s joint top of the division while Milnthorpe and Wattsfield were in third and fourth place respectively.

PLAY: Girls League sees mix of hard fought matches (Report and photographs by Richard Edmondson)

In the Under 14 League Kendal United Under 14’s were three points clear at the top with Morecambe in second place and with games in hand on the leaders.

And in-fact the Under 14 league which features 11 teams was proving to be hugely competitive before the national lockdown came into place.

The battle for third place was proving to be interesting with 7 teams in contention which included two sides from Wattsfield and Dalton.

KICK: Under 14 League Kendal United Under 14’s were three points clear at the top (Report and photographs by Richard Edmondson)

Wattsfield Girls Under 12s were three points clear at the top of the Under 12 league after winning all five of their games, with Crookland Casuals and Dalton Girls and Ladies Aces their nearest challengers.

There are no indication as to whether the Junior Girl season will resume, however there is a risk that null and void could be the only option, the longer in which the national lockdown and current restrictions remain in place.

For further details on The South Lakes Girls League contact The Westmorland Football Association.