Leverington Sports Ladies earned their first point of the Cambridgeshire Women’s County League season despite missing several key players.

The Fenland side came from behind three times to score a 3-3 draw at Newmarket Town Ladies Development in Division One, captain Sophie Swinden netting a hat-trick.

Swinden made it 1-1 before rounding the goalkeeper and a fine strike into the top corner in the second half to haul Leverington back into the contest on Sunday.

Wisbech Standard: Sophie Swinden scored a hat-trick for Leverington Sports Ladies at Newmarket Town Ladies Development.Sophie Swinden scored a hat-trick for Leverington Sports Ladies at Newmarket Town Ladies Development. (Image: Narice Gutteridge)

Wisbech Standard: Laura Dudley in action for Leverington Sports Ladies at Newmarket Town Ladies Development.Laura Dudley in action for Leverington Sports Ladies at Newmarket Town Ladies Development. (Image: Narice Gutteridge)

The club’s under 17 girls made it two wins from two Under 18 Division games with a 5-0 thrashing of Cambourne Town Ladies U18s on Saturday.

Lauren Davis scored two first-half goals, while Harmony Hanson, Millie McClagish and captain Charlotte Wheatley also got on the scoresheet.

Wisbech Standard: Leverington Ladies under 17s went to the top of the Under 18 Division in the Cambridgeshire Girls' County League with victory over Cambourne Town Ladies U18s.Leverington Ladies under 17s went to the top of the Under 18 Division in the Cambridgeshire Girls' County League with victory over Cambourne Town Ladies U18s. (Image: Narice Gutteridge)

The team would like to thank Cobra Engineering (UK) Ltd. and Brown & Co. for their sponsorship for the 2021-22 season.

Leverington Sports Ladies are at home to Cambridge University Women on Sunday, October 10, 2pm.

Meanwhile, the under 17s who top their division, return to action at home to Cambridge City Ladies under 18s in the league cup on October 16, 10.30am.