AFC Wimbledon Ladies

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AFC Wimbledon Ladies

Full name

AFC Wimbledon Ladies

Nickname(s)

The Dons; The Wombles; The Crazy Gang

Founded

1994 (as Wimbledon LFC)
relaunched
2003 (as AFC Wimbledon)

Ground

The Fans' Stadium, Kingsmeadow,
London

Capacity

4,500

Chairman

Carl Sims

Manager

Lance Patey

League

FA Nationwide Women's Premier League South

2005-06

FA Nationwide Women's Premier League South, 7th





Home colours





Away colours

AFC Wimbledon Ladies is the women's football team representing Wimbledon, London. The team competes in the Southern Division of the FA Women's Premier League.

Originally affiliated to Wimbledon F.C., the Ladies club recognised that Wimbledon FC's proposed move to Milton Keynes would represent the end of the club's association with the area of Wimbledon and consequently decided to defect to AFC Wimbledon ^[1]. The AFC Wimbledon Ladies is now owned by The Dons Trust, which states as one of its aims:

“	To be seen as one of the leading proponents of ladies football and to achieve promotion to the national league within 2 years.	”
—The Dons Trust, Dons Trust website ^[2]

It is thus one of the few Women's Premier League sides not to be affiliated with a club from the male Premiership or Football League.

1 Performance
2 Playing squad
3 Notes
4 Links
- 4.1 External links
- 4.2 See also

[edit] Performance

FA Nationwide Women's Premier League South 2003-04: 3rd
FA Nationwide Women's Premier League South 2004-05: 5th
FA Nationwide Women's Premier League South 2005-06: 7th

[edit] Playing squad

No.	Position	Player
-	GK	Lou Cooper
-	GK	Charlotte Nash
-	GK	Daisy Smith
-	DF	Catherine Alderton
-	DF	Lydia Bedford
-	DF	Alex Cottier
-	DF	Kim Duffin
-	DF	Rebecca Duggan
-	DF	Claire Gooch
-	DF	Lynsey Kane
-	DF	Rachel Southam
-	DF	Sammy Stewart
-	DF	Emma Whymark
-	DF	Cath Young
-	MF	Nicola Carter
-	MF	Jenny Castledine
-	MF	Sasha Denny

No.	Position	Player
-	MF	Carly Hunt
-	MF	Lekesha James
-	MF	Kerry Knott
-	MF	Sharna Longville
-	MF	Claire Malone
-	MF	Vicky McDevitt
-	MF	Kirsty Percival
-	MF	Catherine Percival
-	MF	Claire Rodgers
-	MF	Leanne Rolls
-	MF	Emma Small
-	MF	Laura Smith
-	FW	Julie Bygrave
-	FW	Sharifa McCogg-Powell
-	FW	Andrea McGrady
-	FW	Keisha Ramos
-	FW	Beth Sims

[edit] Notes

[edit] Links

[edit] External links

AFC Wimbledon Official website

AFC Wimbledon Ladies Match Photos

[edit] See also

AFC Wimbledon v • d • e

AFC Wimbledon (Ladies)

(See also: Wimbledon F.C. | MK Dons )

FA Amateur Cup (1963) | FA Cup (1988)

Grounds: Kingsmeadow | Plough Lane

Women's football in England

v • d • e

League competitions		Cup competitions
Premier League (National)	England women	FA Women's Cup
Premier League (North, South)	The FA	FA Women's Premier League Cup
Regional Combination Leagues (Northern, Midland, South West, South East)	List of clubs