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Lizzy Ashcroft was an English footballer.

Early life

Ashcroft was a native of Parr, St Helens.

Career

Ashcroft has been regarded as one of the preeminent pre-World War Two women's footballers and an important part of the Dick, Kerr Ladies side which transformed the sport. In total, Ashcroft spent fifteen years playing St Helens Ladies FC and the legendary Dick Kerr Ladies.

Style of play

Ashcroft mainly operated as a full-back.

References

1. "Films celebrating Lancashire ladies' football star and Lytham Hall history given Blackpool premiere". blackpoolgazette.co.uk.
2. "LIZZY ASHCROFT: LEGEND OF WOMEN'S FOOTBALL". playingpasts.co.uk.
3. "Lizzy Ashcroft: Preston's hidden footballing heroine honoured in new film after family discover suitcases of forgotten memorabilia". Lancashire Telegraph.
4. "A look back to when St Helens Ladies beat Dick Kerr Ladies 5-1". sthelensstar.co.uk.
5. "St Helens' Lizzy Ashcroft has a place women's football history". sthelensstar.co.uk.

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