South Shields Women were on the wrong end of a 10-goal thriller on Sunday, as they rounded their NERWFL Premier Division campaign with a 6-4 defeat on the road to Brunsmeer Athletic Women. The Mariners were shocked by a very clinical Brunsmeer side, who went into the break three goals to the good. They would then add another with almost 20 minutes remaining before chaos ensued - nearly 15 minutes later, the scoreline was 6-3 to the hosts, and in the 13th minute of added time,

South Shields Women debutant Connie Graham says she was “pleased” to get a “good goal” on Friday night. Her 54th-minute volley halved the deficit against Ponteland United Women but it wasn’t enough to instigate a comeback as the lasses narrowly lost 2-1. Despite the final result, Graham was happy to get on the scoresheet in her first outing in claret and blue. “I’m pleased that I was able to get a good goal on my debut for the club,” she admitted. That can only help the new a

Connie Graham scored a screamer but it wasn’t enough to seal a comeback as South Shields Women suffered a 2-1 home defeat to Ponteland United Women on Friday night. The hosts' evening didn’t get off to the best of starts when Ponteland’s number nine Isla Maggs opened the scoring just four minutes before half-time. Soon after, and unfortunately for the Mariners, this lead was then doubled as Hannah McIntosh lashed home from distance. However the second-half saw Shields’ dete