Terri Trowbridge is one of a number of highly promising youngsters who are presently breaking into the first team squad at Yeovil Town Ladies.

Terri possesses good pace, and is equally as effective up front as she is in central midfield. She has good ball control, and has a keen eye for goal. She can also play up front, and if required, on the flank too.

Terri joined Yeovil Town Ladies when she was just ten years old, and is another product of Kia Bowles’ successful youth squad. Her potential was noticed at an early age from both within and outside the club, with her being nurtured by Bowles, but also recruited by the Somerset County Centre of Excellence.

With new rules restricting her links with the club, Terri spent two years concentrating her efforts at county level, and coming up against top class opposition she excelled, and on occasions also captained the side.

With her passing her sixteenth birthday last season, she returned to Yeovil Town Ladies to train, and in impressing manager Steve Phelps, she came straight into the first team set-up.

Terri is highly dedicated, and is determined to success at the highest level. She loves her football, and is a talented player who appears to have a great future ahead of her.

Terri Trowbridge made her Yeovil Town debut on the 12th April 2009, when she came on as a substitute against Weston St John, and she has been ever present in the first team quad this season. The campaign started off with her coming into the play from the bench, but with her progress coming on leaps and bounds she has now become a regular starter on the right of midfield.

Terri scored her first senior goal for Yeovil Town Ladies against Cleeve West Town Ladies in the Somerset Women’s Cup in January 2010.