Thames Valley Counties Women’s Football League announce 2017/18 constitution

Binfield and Sandhurst Town placed in East Division
Liv Shaw of Bracknell Town Ladies.
Liv Shaw of Bracknell Town Ladies.

The Thames Valley Counties Women’s Football League have confirmed their constitution for the forthcoming 2017/18 season which is due to start in September.

The league has been able to expand the number of second division’s by one to three – we understand due to the closure of a Surrey League and there are two under 18 divisions.

Both Binfield and Sandhurst Town have been placed in the new East Division while Thatcham and Wargrave go in to the South.

Division 1

  • Barton United Ladies FC
  • Carterton Town Ladies
  • Caversham
  • Chinnor Ladies
  • Eversley & California (Ex Yateley Utd)
  • Headington Ladies FC
  • Kidlington FC
  • Launton Ladies FC
  • Tilehurst Panthers
  • Woodstock Ladies

Division 2 North

  • Abingdon United (Ex Ox City Nomads)
  • Aylesbury United Ladies
  • Banbury United FC
  • Buckingham Athletic
  • Chinnor Community (Ex Thame Utd)
  • City Belles FC
  • Haddenham
  • MK City Reserves
  • Summertown Stars Ladies
  • Woodstock Reserves

Division 2 South

  • Barton Rover Res
  • Flackwell Heath Ladies
  • Kingsclere Ladies FC
  • Newbury Reserves
  • Stanford Ladies
  • Taplow Blues (1sts)
  • Thatcham Flames
  • Thatcham Town Ladies
  • Wantage Town Ladies
  • Wargrave Ladies Reserves

Division 2 East

  • Abbey Rangers
  • Ascot Reserves
  • Binfield FC
  • Guildford Saints FC
  • Harefield Ladies FC
  • Holyport Ladies FC
  • Sandhurst Town Ladies
  • Taplow Reds (Reserves)
  • Woking Ladies FC

U18’s North

  • Aylesbury United U18s
  • Chesham United Ladies U18s
  • City Belles
  • Crendon Corinthians U18
  • EB Lions
  • Moretonville Juniors
  • Penn & Tylers Green
  • Risborough Rangers JFC
  • Tattenhoe FC

U18’s South

  • Binfield FC
  • Caversham
  • Laurel Park
  • Milton Utd
  • Oxford City
  • Penn & Tylers Green Rangers
  • Tower Hill Vixens U18s
  • Westwood wanderers

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