A Message from the Ladies' Management

Woodbridge Town Ladies Manager Ash Rankin (middle) and Assistant Manager Nat Claridge (left)

My first season managing the Ladies team at Woodbridge Town has been a hugely positive experience and one I’m incredibly proud of.

Finishing 4th in the league is a fantastic achievement for our first season together and a real reflection of the hard work, commitment, and togetherness shown by the squad throughout the season.

Woodbridge Town vs AFC Sudbury Res - 17/05/26 (Photo: Max Woodward)

Being the only team to take points off the league winners proves what this group is capable of when we perform at our best. Reaching a cup final and going toe-to-toe against the same opposition was another massive achievement and a great occasion for everyone involved with the club.

Our Ladies team reached the final of the SGWFL League Cup (Photo: Max Woodward)

Like every season, there were challenges along the way, but the character and resilience shown by the players never wavered. The team continued to grow week by week, both individually and collectively. So for me there’s a lot to be excited about moving forward.

SGWFL top goalscorer Sadie Jamieson celebrating with Stacey Hadley

Overall, I’m really happy with the efforts and progress made this season and I’m already looking forward to building on it and pushing even further next year.

Ashley Rankin

Woodbridge Town Ladies Manager