Two young female football teams have been celebrating after winning end of season silverware.
Oaklands Wolves Youth U18 Girls beat Wormley Rovers Blacks 3-1 to lift the Hertfordshire Girls Football Partnership League Senior League Cup.
Rose Boichat, Hannah Pope and Bella Bullock got the goals for Wolves who claimed a treble with the success.
They had already lifted the Division One league title having won 15 and drawn one of their 18 games, and that came before another victory over Wormley, Pope and Boichat on target again in a 2-1 county cup triumph.
A spokesman for the club said: "Oaklands Wolves Youth are a relatively young grassroots community club based at Oaklands College and we are extremely proud of what this team have achieved.
"The players now have a well-earned rest before looking forward to their presentation day."
Squad: Hope Howcutt, Hannah Pope, Mimi Gibbons, Meg Knibbs, Reese Inman, Niamh Pykerman, Olivia Caswell, Rachel Herman, Marelie Raath, Souki Smith, Eve Cullen, Ruby Sellek, Isabella Bullock, Holly Kateley, Rose Boichat, Emily Latto, Katie Boyle, Lucy Fox, Chloe Timms, Aoife Loriga.
For more information on the team, follow @oaklandswolveslfc_u18girls on Instagram.
Harpenden Colts Lionesses were the other team celebrating.
They had finished second in Division Two of the HGFPL with a similar record to Wolves in the league.
But they backed it up with a 3-0 win over Broxbourne United Purple giving them the Junior League Cup, Sammy Renrick getting two of the goals and Teagan Thomas one.
Squad: Mikayla Carr, Pippa Barker, Sophie Tallantire, Esther Large, Grace Gauthier, Chloe Waxham, Ella Clements, Courtney Ward, Demi Mills, Lizzie Curnow, Fia Crawford, Sammy Renwick, Teagan Thomas, Kalane Venus, Jess Curtis, Sasha Chester, Elena Cravanzola.
Harpenden Town women have also held their presentation evening as they looked back on another superb season, this one culminating in the Eastern Region League Division One North title and promotion to the Premier Division.
Team manager Jordan Williams was handing out the trophies with Jaime Curtain his choice of player of the season.
The supporters plumped for Leah Shellard while the players nominated Chloe Dinsey.
Sophia Amanor picked up the golden boot for her 34 goals but Belle Shannon took home the prize for goal of the season.
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