Women's Southern Premier League

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I hadn't realised it but it seems the WSPL has finally started up and it's... interesting.

1. Green Island    | 4 played | 4 wins              | 16 GF, 0 GA, 16 GD |  12 points
2. DCR.                | 4 played | 3 wins, 1 loss.  | 19 GF, 8 GA, 11 GD  | 9 points
3. Otago Uni.       | 4 played | 1 win, 3 losses | 7 GF, 18 GA, -11 GD | 3 points
4. Roslyn-Wakari | 4 played | 4 losses.          | 1 GF, 17 GA, - 16 GD | 0 points

Seems both Northern and Queens Park have pulled out which is disappointing. Northern WSPL spent last season getting destroyed and Queens Park I'm assuming didn't want to cover the costs of travel anymore? It's tough since the women's pathway is already not great and now the bridge between South Island and local is weakened pretty severely.
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Noah4thenix wrote:
I hadn't realised it but it seems the WSPL has finally started up and it's... interesting.

1. Green Island    | 4 played | 4 wins              | 16 GF, 0 GA, 16 GD |  12 points
2. DCR.                | 4 played | 3 wins, 1 loss.  | 19 GF, 8 GA, 11 GD  | 9 points
3. Otago Uni.       | 4 played | 1 win, 3 losses | 7 GF, 18 GA, -11 GD | 3 points
4. Roslyn-Wakari | 4 played | 4 losses.          | 1 GF, 17 GA, - 16 GD | 0 points

Seems both Northern and Queens Park have pulled out which is disappointing. Northern WSPL spent last season getting destroyed and Queens Park I'm assuming didn't want to cover the costs of travel anymore? It's tough since the women's pathway is already not great and now the bridge between South Island and local is weakened pretty severely.
Good on Green Island, but yeah it's disappointing the competition is just them and reserves sides. The move to a WSIL has gutted this competition a bit, but that's now 4 teams by my count who have competed in it and then pulled out in the last 5~ years (Queenstown, Mosgiel, Northern, Queens Park)
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