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WHEATFIELD — Kankakee Valley finished last week with an up-down experience, or more accurately, a down-up finish. The Kats fell to North Newton on Friday, April 30 and emerged victorious on Saturday, May 1, which was also senior day. Both games were at home. On Friday, the Kougars (7-11) fell behind early as the Spartans plated runs in the first, second and fourth innings with senior Austin Goddard scoring twice and fellow senior Bryce Shedrow notching the other. Those three runs were all North Newton (8-4) needed. The Spartans had seven hits overall, including two hits by Goddard. He ha...

Chris Curulli 1618338413,1618340652 The Westfield Matildas saw their April activity come to a close with a 5-0 defeat to the Netherlands in Nijmegen.  Five different Dutch goalscorers struck in a game where Tony Gustavsson's side showed plenty of positive signs, however were ultimately unable to find a way past the world's second-ranked side.   During an exciting end-to-end opening, it was the Netherlands who struck early.  Vivianne Miedema drew a strong save from Mackenzie Arnold five minutes in, however after retrieving the rebound linked up with her Arsenal teammate ...

Share on Twitter Whereas the early exchanges of the season were marked by their chaos, those still realistically in the hunt for a chance to play off for the 2020-21 W-League title are largely familiar names to long-time followers of the women’s game: current league leaders Sydney FC and Brisbane Roar accounting for five titles between them. Canberra United also have two domestic titles to their name and Melbourne Victory was 2018-19 Premiers and have gone to back-to-back semifinals.  Notable in their absence, however, are reigning champions Melbourne City. The four-time W-Leag...

Adelaide United have agreed a deal to sell captain Dylan Holmes to Swedish champions BK Hachen, despite being three games away from a W-League finals campaign.

Share on Twitter Victory snatched the lead in Morwell when Ayres drove a cracking strike into the top corner in the 13th minute, then doubled their lead via New Zealand international Claudia Bunge's 41st-minute header. Then, in the 42nd minute, Catherine Zimmerman slipped a clever ball through to Kyra Cooney-Cross, who drilled a low finish past Jets custodian Nicole Simonsen. Jets star Tara Andrews pulled a goal back in the 48th minute, lashing home after Victory defender Kayla Morrison failed to clear an aerial ball. Newcastle snared another in the 76th when Tessa Tamplin put a b...