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Goal Scorers WOMEN'S CUP GOAL SCORERS Name of Goal Scorer Institution Number of Goals Scored Ellie Olsen University of St. Andrews 8 Rachel Donaldson University of Stirling 8 Megan Heafey University of Glasgow 4 Eilidh Paul University of Glasgow 4 Courtney Johnston University of Glasgow 3 Meredith Ferneau University of St. Andrews 3 Kim Guthrie University of Stirling 3 Katy Morris University of Stirling 3 Alberte Rud University of St. Andrews 2 Ariane Beaver University of Aberdeen 2 Lea Berndorf University of Aberdeen 2 Alexa Kuismanen University of Glasgow 2 Virginia Ferguson University of St. Andrews 2 Caitlin Read University of Aberdeen 2 Rebecca Chen University of Aberdeen 2 Alison Lightfoot University of St. Andrews 2 Beth Macleod University of Edinburgh 2 Natalie Cromar University of Dundee 1 Kate Findlay University of Glasgow 1 Taylor Foland University of St. Andrews 1 Marianne MacDonald University of Glasgow 1 Rebecca Padden University of Glasgow 1 Hadley Ramsay University of St. Andrews 1 Danica Ritchie University of Aberdeen 1 Jenna Shepherd University of Aberdeen 1 Déjà Williams-Lappi University of Aberdeen 1 Viktoria Rottman Edinburgh Napier University 1 Jodie Ovens University of Edinburgh 1 Grete Wilson University of Edinburgh 1 Rachel Mickelson University of Edinburgh 1 Sarah Stachelscheid University of St. Andrews 1 Karina Lukovits University of St. Andrews 1 Lily Chubb University of Edinburgh 1 Margaux Durand-Watson University of Edinburgh 1 Courtney Mcavoy University of Edinburgh 1 Demi Falconer University of Stirling 1 Ann Taylor University of Stirling 1 Beth MacKay University of Stirling 1 Demi Falconer University of Stirling 1 QPS GOAL SCORERS Name of Goal Institution Number of Goals Scorer Scored Murray Macintosh Abertay University 5 Lewis Bonar University of Stirling 4 Adam Braid Abertay University 3 Rori Bews Abertay University 2 Anton Dowds Heriot-Watt University 2 Gregor Anderson Abertay University 1 David Aubrey University of Strathclyde 1 Joseph Boyle University of Edinburgh 1 Bertie Collins University of Edinburgh 1 Ross Cook Abertay University 1 Nathan Evans University of Edinburgh 1 Ross Kellock University of Stirling 1 Stephen Kerr Abertay University 1 Sean Stewart Edinburgh Napier University 1 Fraser Wilson Abertay University 1 Adam Breen Heriot-Watt University 1 Callum Smith Heriot-Watt University 1 Finn Watt Heriot-Watt University 1 Christopher Liversedge University of Dundee 1 Ewan Ritchie University of Edinburgh 1 George Leigh University of Stirling 1 Harvey Moyes University of Stirling 1 Tomos Jones University of Stirling 1 Paul McCafferty University of Stirling 1 .
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