Weston have played just one match due to a frustrating string of wash-outs but are set for a hectic seven days next week in which they will have three outings.
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They will host Maitland at Bear Park on Saturday in round six of NPL NNSW then Lambton there on Good Friday in a rescheduled round-two match. They face Swansea in between in an FFA Cup clash at Chapman Oval next Tuesday night.
The Magpies were playing Adamstown in a rescheduled clash at Cooks Square Park on Tuesday night. Newcastle Olympic and Lake Macquarie were also playing their round-five game, which was postponed on Sunday.
**Dates have been set for the NNSWF Women's State Cup, which will be contested at Lake Macquarie Regional Football Facility from July 8 to 10.
**Jets scholarship player Josie Morley is likely to make her first appearance for Adamstown in NPLW NNSW against Mid Coast at Lake Macquarie Regional Football Facility on Sunday.
The midfielder made three appearances, including her A-League debut, for the Jets this season. Morley is likely to go up against long-serving Jets player Hannah Brewer in the middle of the park. Brewer has signed for Mid Coast and is eligible to play this weekend.
**Rosebud will still be without left-back Leia Puxty, who is in Canberra as part of a 28-player Young Matildas squad along with Jets defender Kirsty Fenton.
Adamstown rising talent Allia Whyte, 14, Sadie Bridges, 15, and Jasmine Seeney, 16, all made their NPLW first-grade debuts in Rosebud's 5-2 loss to Charlestown on Saturday. Bridges is the daughter of former English Premier League and Jets striker Michael Bridges.
