Under 16

Devizes Town maintained their 100 per cent start to the season but had to battle to edge out Wootton Bassett at Ballards Ash by 3-2.

Joni Warner and Jenna McFadzean were on target for Bassett, but Amy Long and two from Lauren Walker earned the points for the visitors.

Under 14 11-a-side

Derry Hill Thunder remain top of the division after an 8-0 victory over near neighbours Chippenham Town Ladies at Stanley Park. Emily Bogg scored five, including a penalty, Hannah Shephard added two and Elsie Sims scored the other.

Swindon Badgers made it 3 wins out of 3 with en emphatic 15-0 win over Wootton Bassett who are yet to get off the mark. FC Chippenham Youth remain level on points with Badgers after their 3rd win, beating their hosts Swindon Town Ladies 7-3. Alex Baker, Mia Gorton and Hannah Drury were on the mark for Swindon, but Gemma Ewles was the four-goal hero for Chippenham, while Tamzin Webb, Kathryn Kilgour and Lucy Mitchell added one each.

Under 14 7-a-side

On Saturday Devizes Town Youth earned their first win of the season, and did it in style putting eight past Trowbridge Wanderers without reply. Sophie Trusler lead the scoring with four, Hannah Morgan added two and Louise Pfiell also scored, while Trowbridge compounded their misery by contributing an own goal.

On Sunday, it was Trowbridge Town Youth's turn to overrun their opponents with a 9-0 victory over Lavington Juniors, making it four wins from four games for Trowbridge, and they have yet to concede a goal. Swindon Town Reds moved into second place with a 6-0 victory against Wootton Basset Town Youth at Ballards Ash.

Under 13

Melksham Town Youth kept up their 100 per cent record with their third win of the season. Naomi Skinner, three, Ashley Berry, three, Natasha Parks, Alex Thomson, Holly Provis and Lauren Phillips contributed to the 10-0 victory over FC Chippenham Youth.

Trowbridge Town Youth remain level with Melksham on points after a 2-0 victory against Swindon Spitfires.

Under 12

A Division Derry Hill Lightning hosted Melksham Town at Springfields School with three players missing.

However the rest of the team made up for their missing team mates with a non-stop action-packed display. Emma Gorman hit the post after 15 minutes, but Melksham took the lead against the run of play shortly before half-time with a fluke goal direct from a corner-kick.

In the second half Derry Hill carried on where they left off and hit the post again from Jade Nicholas and the Melksham keeper made a couple of fine saves.

The nimbler Derry Hill players tried everything but could not find a way through against a physically bigger Melksham team who held on to their narrow lead until the final whistle.

The final score was 1-0 to Melksham but an excellent entertaining game of football.

Under 12 B Division

Larkhall Athletic moved clear at the top of the table with a 7-2 victory over third placed Melksham Town Youth B at Christie Miller.