Club
18 articles indexed from the She Kicks and Her Goal archive
Also filed as Preston North End Ladies, Preston North End Women
Other She Kicks, issue 28, June 2015 p.45
A picture gallery of the season's trophy winners across the grassroots and semi-professional game. Clapham United take the Russell Cup, Lancashire FA Under-14s the ESFA Cup, Portsmouth the Hampshire FA Cup and The New…
News She Kicks, issue 27, April 2015 pp.4–6
The FA Women's Cup final will be staged at Wembley for the first time, following the record crowd for England v Germany. Kelly Smith retires from international football after a twenty-year career and 46…
Interview She Kicks, issue 27, April 2015 p.54
Preston North End striker Keeleigh Savage describes tearing a hamstring tendon at the ischial tuberosity, at the top of the hamstring where it attaches to the bone. It began as a minor strain with…
Interview She Kicks, issue 26, February 2015 p.45
Seventeen-year-old Sarah Chadwick became the youngest player in Preston North End's history to score a first-team hat-trick, in a 6-2 win over Huddersfield. She has been at the club for about nine years, joining…
Run-of-page feature She Kicks, issue SK20, April 2014 p.42
Wilf Frith's FA Women's Premier League round-up carries three interviews and the divisional tables. Coventry City manager Craig Nicholls, unbeaten since 6 October, describes the switch from the National Division to the Southern Division…
Run-of-page feature She Kicks, issue SK19, February 2014 p.38
Catherine Etoe reports from the London Soccerdome on Greenwich peninsula, where 31 teenage girls from across Britain play two 70-minute matches in front of around 30 visiting American coaches, competing for university soccer scholarships…
Interview She Kicks, issue SK11, November 2012 p.32
An interview with Shaun Spencer, appointed Preston North End manager in May alongside his roles as men's head coach at the University of Central Lancashire and director of coaching at the Sir Tom Finney…
Tournament feature She Kicks, issue SK06, February 2012 p.28
A round-table review of the 2011-12 FA Women's Premier League season to date, canvassing views on the biggest surprises and disappointments. Coventry City's early leadership after successive promotions stands out, as does Colchester United…
