The Yeovil Town Ladies Reserves, Under-Sixteens and Under-Fourteens play their home matches at the Somerton Sports Club, which is located on Gassons Lane, just off the Langport road on the outskirts of the Town.

The Sports Club has a number of playing pitches, and excellent facilities. A variety of senior and junior football clubs use the club, and it also hosts other sports such as rugby and tennis.

The Somerton Sports Club is owned by the local authority and is therefore very community orientated. With this in mind, there is a large area in the centre of the ground for children with skateboards and mountain bikes, and a variety of local events are also held at the ground throughout the year.

The clubhouse is open to the general public for their enjoyment, with the facility a busy and popular meeting place.

Yeovil Town Ladies are now in their third season at the club, and have a very good relationship with the ground staff and the people who run the facility, with an excellent standard of pitch consistently provided.

The first team play on the main pitch in front of the clubhouse, of which they get almost exclusive use. This limited amount of games goes along way to assuring an excellent quality surface, with matches rarely called off. The pitch is roped off, has a set of dugouts and modern goals, which come up to regulation health and safety standards.

The Reserve Team play on the top pitch, and this is again a good surface and comes up to the required standards, allowing for good football to be played, with players able to develop their skills.

The Somerton Sports Club has two sets of player dressing rooms, along with two for match officials. All have full facilities, including hot showers and toilets, coming up to South West Women’s Combination Football League required standards.

The clubhouse is available to players after the game, with the bar open, and food provided, kindly prepared by Lesley Trowbridge. The bar is available to officials and supporters as well, with hot drinks and snacks also for sale.

The First Team and Reserves play their home matches on a Sunday, and unless otherwise stated, the First Team kick off at 2.00pm, and the Reserves at 1.30pm.

Away teams visiting the sports ground will find ample car parking to the rear of the clubhouse. The dressing rooms are located at the far end of the building, next to the tennis courts, between the car park and the pitches.

Yeovil Town Ladies Football Club would like to thank the Somerton Sports Club and their staff for their continued support, and look forward to a long and lasting partnership.

Directions To The Somerton Sports Club

From Taunton: (From the M5)
Come off the M5 at Junction 25 (Taunton & Yeovil). At the roundabout take the A258 towards Yeovil and Ilminster. Travel through the village of Henlade (Very strict 30 mph speed restriction). Coming out of the village, still on the A358, travel to the top of the hill to a set of traffic lights opposite a garage. Turn left (Slip road at the traffic lights) towards Langport.

Continue for about 20 minutes, through the village of Curry Rival and the town of Langport, and eventually Somerton. Still on that road you will see the sports ground on your right. Immediately past the sports ground, turn right into Gassons Lane, and then right into the car park.

From Yeovil: (And for those coming via the A303)
From Yeovil, continue along the A303 towards London.

At the Podimore roundabout take the A372 towards Somerton and Street. Continue along the road for a few miles, and then turn right onto the B3151, signposted to Somerton.

Continue along this road and into Somerton. At the end junction turn left onto Horse Mill Lane - B3153, signposted to Somerton. At the mini-roundabout continue towards Langport.

At the second mini-roundabout turn right onto the Langport Road, signposted to Langport, and continue until the sports ground is visible on the left. Turn left into Gassons Lane, and the sports ground is on your right hand side.