From Underdogs to Champions: Camden Town WFC's Hollywood-Worthy Season

Hollywood Ending for Camden Town WFC

Camden Town WFC has capped off a remarkable season with a league and cup double, mirroring a story so inspiring it's being likened to a Hollywood script. Just four years after competing in Division Two North, the team has ascended to the Premier Division championship and secured a spot in the London & South East Regional League.

A Fairytale Double

Their triumphant season culminated in a dramatic victory in the John Greenacre Memorial Trophy final. After a tense 1-1 draw against Hammersmith, with goals from Maxine Borden for Camden and Lasharn Millwood for Hammersmith, the match went to penalties. Camden Town emerged victorious with a 4-3 shootout win, thanks to crucial penalties from Kelly Faye, Borden, and Anna Paterson, and a vital save from goalkeeper Tamsin Wickens. Gemma Clenshaw scored the decisive penalty.

Key Takeaways

• Camden Town WFC achieved a league and cup double in the 2025 season.

• The team has been promoted to Division One of the London & South East Regional League.

• Their journey from Division Two North to championship status in four years is considered a remarkable success story.

• The club chairman believes their story is worthy of a Hollywood film.

Manager and Captain's Pride

Manager Harry Sherman expressed immense pride in his squad, stating, "This is what 11 months of relentless hard work comes down to." He highlighted the players' dedication and deservingness of their success. Club captain Maria Paz Vera echoed this sentiment, emphasizing the team's exceptional unity and camaraderie, describing them as "one big family."

Looking Ahead

Despite their incredible achievements, the team still has league fixtures to complete. They will host Tooting Bec at the Maurice Rebak Stadium this Sunday, with kick-off at 2pm. Supporters interested in attending can find details about free match tickets on the club's website or Instagram page.

Sources

• Club’s success story fit for Hollywood, Camden New Journal.