HARRIERS Women continue their season with a trip to City of Stoke on Sunday.
The Reds are under a newly installed management team of Mark Taylor and ex-Harriers keeper Tim Clarke, and enjoying a season packed with goals.
Taylor’s first game as new boss brought about an 8-2 home win over Redditch United in which Dani Selmes bagged a hat-trick.
The following week saw Tamworth come to COSE and pick up a 5-2 win, with a brace from Charlie Whitehouse not enough to salvage anything from the day for the home side.
That win for the Lambs avenged a 7-3 loss to Harriers earlier in the term, and continued an up-and-down run of results for the Reds who are still adjusting to life in a new division.
Their West Midlands Regional League Premier Division term continues this weekend with the trip to bottom-placed Stoke, before Harriers host Coundon Court at COSE on 19th December in their last league fixture before Christmas.
Going into the tie, Harriers sit in mid-table having either won or lost each of their games so far, bagging some 30 goals in the process to leave them the joint third highest scorers in the division.
There has also been a boost to the squad this week with the acquisition of former Wolves and Shrewsbury player Lucy Priest.