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Fixtures

 

U13s - Sat 25th May, 10:00, Nethercraigs

 

Rangers v Celtic

 

U15 League Cup finalists, Nethercraigs, Sat 25th May,12:00

 

Rangers v Glasgow City

 

West/Central/South West 17's League West/Central/South West 17's - Sun 26th May, 12:00, Petershill

 

Rangers v Falkirk

 

SWPL - Sunday 26th May, 2pm ko at Petershill

 

Rangers Ladies vs Aberdeen

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U13s - Sat 25th May, Nethercraigs

 

Rangers 2 v Celtic 5

 

Scorer: Julia Dunn (2)

 

U15 League Cup, Nethercraigs, Sat 25th May

 

Rangers 3 v Glasgow City 1

 

Scorers: Chantelle Brown (2), Erin Cuthbert

West/Central/South West 17's League West/Central/South West 17's - Sun 26th May, Petershill

 

Rangers v Falkirk ...

 

SWPL - Sunday 26th May, 2pm ko at Petershill

 

Rangers Ladies 5 Aberdeen 1 (3-0)

 

Scorers: Kathryn Hill (14, 18), Megan Sneddon (20), Megan Foley (50), Rachel Halliday

 

Call ups for the Scots u17s: D. Baird, C. Brown, S. Clelland, E. Cuthbert, K. Howat, N. Johnston, A. Middleton, S. Robertson and M. Stevenson.Well done all

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Sidenote:

 

Twitter accounts of the players and coaches:

@khymramsay1 @lesleyjc4 @Michbarr @jillpaterson8 @Thommo_07 @megansneddon9 @Lisa10__ @Hayley44C @Foley_8 @rebeccastorrie7 @kathrynhill54 @SophAnneRiley @StephanieeKnox @AmieMcgill7 @JE51CON @Rachelhallidayx

 

@AngieHind @gillcampbell80 @EdwardGKCoach

 

Rangers Ladies on Twitter ... for all game action, fixtures et al: Rangers_Ladies @RFC_Ladies (PC link)

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Ladies' coach Angie Hind has youtubed the ...

 

 

Win in Reykjavik for Scotland women - SFA report

 

Women’s International Challenge Match

 

Iceland 2 Scotland 3 (1-3)

 

Saturday 1 June 2013 - Laugardalsvöllur National Stadium, Reykjavik

 

Gunnarsdóttir 26', Magnúsdóttir 52' ; Crichton 11', Thomson 13', L Ross 33'

 

Team: Fay (GK)(Cpt), Lauder, Beattie, Brown, L Ross, Thomson, Sneddon, Crichton, Love, Evans, J Ross.

 

Subs: Lynn (GK), Hunter, McSorley, Emslie, Mitchell, J Murray, Weir

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Hope they've all got their vaccines ready ...

 

First Old Firm SPL game of the season on Sunday - read all about it on the Rangers OHP: Ladies set for derby

 

Fixtures

U13 South West / West Performance League - Saturday 8th June, Nethercraigs

 

Rangers 9 Glasgow City 5

 

Scorers: Hannah Robertson (4), Amy Muir (2), Chloe McNichol (2), Sara McWhirter, Julia Dunn

 

U17s League West/Central/South West - Sunday 9th June, Toryglen at 16:00

 

Rangers 17s v Hamilton Accies

 

Scottish Women's Premier League - Sunday 9th June, Celtic Training Centre, Lennoxtown, 17:00

 

Celtic v Rangers Ladies

 

 

Rangers Ladies ‏@RFC_Ladies 6 Jun

Are you the next Megan Sneddon? Girls aged 6-14 can sign up for summer courses delivered by Rangers youth coaches -> Rangers OHP

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Yep, the Ladies' twitter was unusually quiet today ...

 

Goal! 20 mins gone and Rangers are in the lead through a Karen Penglase goal. Celtic 0-1 Rangers

 

GOAL- Celtic equalise through Maggie Fulton. 1-1

 

Goal! Rangers take the lead once again on 67 mins through a great @kathrynhill54 strike . Celtic 1-2 Rangers

 

GOAL! Rangers again to make it Celtic 1-3 Rangers. Great goal by Natalie Ross

 

FT Celtic 1-3 Rangers. Scorers @Hayley44C , @kathrynhill54 and Natalie Ross for an historic first old firm win for the women's Rangers side

 

 

Celtic 1-3 Rangers: Historic Old Firm win for Rangers ladies

 

Written by Maryanne Orr.

 

RANGERS Ladies made history with their first ever Old Firm triumph at Lennoxtown.

 

The 'Gers had never defeated their Glasgow rivals since they joined the Women's Premier League in 2007, but goals from Karen Penglase, Kathryn Hill and Natalie Ross sealed a 3-1 win.

 

“This was a big game for us today and the heat certainly added another dimension to things," said Rangers coach Angie Hinds. "However, I am really impressed by the team.

 

"Not every game can be won by playing fluent football and today was never going to be one of those games. I think the heart, work rate and desire we showed throughout the match was so impressive, especially after they equalised.

 

"Real credit should go to this team as they are working so hard and really coming together.”

 

The Hoops started the game strong and pressed the visitors early on however the Rangers rearguard stood strong. As Rangers began to settle into the game they began to take control of the midfield and dominate the play.

 

The first Rangers chance came after eight minutes when a free kick from Jill Paterson caused a scramble in the goalmouth but Celtic cleared and danger.

 

The Light Blues then looked to have taken the lead after 10 minutes as Hayley Cunningham struck the ball from distance and had Gemma Fay beaten but the ball rattled off the crossbar and diverted away from goal.

 

On the twenty minute mark, as Rangers got their rhythm, they took the lead through Karen Penglase. A corner taken by Cunningham was won by Hollie Thomson and the ball fell for Jill Paterson. Her shot was parried by Fay but Penglase pounced on the loose ball and fired it home.

 

From the goal Rangers kicked on and continued to attack. Kathryn Hill made a tremendous solo run, picking the ball up on the edge of the Rangers’ box and driving all the way to the Celtic box however her final strike was wide of the target. At the other end Rangers’ Khym Ramsay was called into action when Carla Jackson cut inside at the edge of the box to fire a low shot but the Rangers keeper was equal to the task.

 

Further attempts from Natalie Ross and Lisa Swanson were unable to add to the score line, and Rangers maintained their one goal lead heading into half time.

 

The second half started with Celtic searching for an equalizer. As they pushed forward, Celtic broke and Ramsay saved their shot well and bravely pounced on the ball as the striker tried to shoot again. Ramsay was put to the test again and slid in to halt the attack.

 

On the hour mark, Celtic leveled the score after a one-two on the edge of the box the ball was lobbed over Ramsay by midfielder Maddie Fulton.

 

After the Celtic goal, Rangers brought on fresh legs in Rachel Halliday as Lisa Swanson made way. And it was just after that Rangers regained their lead, Thomson’s through ball met Hill on the edge of the box and her shot blasted past Fay into the top left corner, a fantastic strike to add to her tally of goals.

Not long after regaining the lead, Rangers extended it. Natalie Ross won the ball from the opposition, passed through the defence with a strong-willed run and got her shot away, Fay unable to keep it from making it 3-1.

 

Celtic pushed right to the end to get back into the game but the Rangers defence kept tight and secured the win against their city rivals.

 

The Away End

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Game report now up at the club's OHP (<- click)

 

Team:

 

Ramsay - McGill, Barr, Paterson, Penglase, Thomson, Sneddon, Ross, Swanson (Halliday 70), Hill, Cunningham.

 

Scorers: Penglase (20), Hill (72), Ross (82)

 

The lassies celebrate Karen Penglase's opener

 

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Old Firm Game Gallery (Rangers OHP)

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