Town have announced their official squad numbers ahead of the 2019/20 Women's National League campaign, with a number of Under 21's handed first-team numbers for the first time.
New goalkeeper Nikita Runnacles takes the number 1 shirt, with previous holder Leanne Smith moving to 23. Summer signing from Manchester City, Blue Wilson, is handed the number 4 shirt that was vacant last season. Fellow new arrivals Chloe Dunn and Ellie Rossiter will wear the numbers 12 and 14 respectively, whereas recent Under 21's graduate Eva Hubbard will wear the number 3 shirt.
Elsewhere there are changes for Nicole Pannifer (Who moves from 3 to 2), Danni Clarke (Who moves from 33 to 13) and Ciera Flatt (Who moves from 38 to 16)
Senior players Aimee Stretch, Natasha Thomas, Amanda Crump, Zoe Cossey, Lindsey Cooper, Sophie Welton and Paige Wakefield all retain their previous numbers.
Several Under 21's players likely to feature regularly for Joe Sheehan's side have been handed their first squad numbers at senior level. Lucy Egan takes the number 6 vacated by recently departed midfielder Cassie Craddock. 16-year-old forward Maddie Biggs is Town's new number 9, with Eloise King taking the coveted number 10 shirt. Midfielder Abbie Lafayette and defender Livvy Billson, who both made their senior debut last season, will wear the numbers 19 and 20 respectively.
Additionally, numbers 21, 24, 25, 26 and 27 have been given to recent debutants Amy-Leigh Abrehart, Paige Peake, Zoe Barratt, Leonie Jackson and Sophie Peskett, with the currently injured Anna Grey handed 22.
The Tractor Girls begin their season at home to AFC Wimbledon on Sunday.
Elsewhere there are changes for Nicole Pannifer (Who moves from 3 to 2), Danni Clarke (Who moves from 33 to 13) and Ciera Flatt (Who moves from 38 to 16)
Senior players Aimee Stretch, Natasha Thomas, Amanda Crump, Zoe Cossey, Lindsey Cooper, Sophie Welton and Paige Wakefield all retain their previous numbers.
Several Under 21's players likely to feature regularly for Joe Sheehan's side have been handed their first squad numbers at senior level. Lucy Egan takes the number 6 vacated by recently departed midfielder Cassie Craddock. 16-year-old forward Maddie Biggs is Town's new number 9, with Eloise King taking the coveted number 10 shirt. Midfielder Abbie Lafayette and defender Livvy Billson, who both made their senior debut last season, will wear the numbers 19 and 20 respectively.
Additionally, numbers 21, 24, 25, 26 and 27 have been given to recent debutants Amy-Leigh Abrehart, Paige Peake, Zoe Barratt, Leonie Jackson and Sophie Peskett, with the currently injured Anna Grey handed 22.
The Tractor Girls begin their season at home to AFC Wimbledon on Sunday.
