Knaresborough Town Women have jumped up two divisions after last season's Division Four dominance that saw them win every game.
Knaresborough Town Women jump up two divisions after stunning unbeaten season Knaresborough Town Women have seen their application to jump up two divisions accepted by the FA following their domination last season. The club was formed in Summer last year and won every game in their first season in West Riding County Women's Football League Division Four. Town finished the season with 18 victories and over 160 goals scored, beating second place Bradford City U21's to the title by 12 points. The club were due to be promoted to Division Three but, following an application to the Football Association, will jump up to play in Division Two. [caption id="attachment_68833" align="aligncenter" width="1024"] West Riding County Womens Football League Division Four 2022/23 season table.[/caption] vsdv Read more local stories from Your Harrogate here.

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