Albion drew 1-1 with Barry Town at home.

The Seagulls set out to avenge a 2-1 defeat by the Welsh side and came close to taking the lead when captain Siobhan Melia found Katie Hodges who crossed for Natalie Birch to have an effort saved.

Kerry Dawkins had a powerful header cleared off the line.

Barry had a similar opportunity and Emma Mead headed clear. Within minutes of the re-start, Barry went ahead. Brighton goalkeeper Tracey Smith left the area to clear but the ball was punted back and Helen Jones fired into the net.

Albion equalised 14 minutes later when Hodges headed in from a right-wing cross by Mead. Barry counter attacked and a fine shot by Ayshea Martyn skimmed the bar. Brighton deserved to break the deadlock when a brilliant run by Mead from halfway ended as she passed to Naomi Poletyllo whose shot cannoned off a defender for a corner.

Albion III beat Castle Colts 8-0. The home team took the game to the visitors from the kick-off and only excellent goalkeeping and defensive awareness by their skipper helped restrict the Seagulls to a 3-0 lead at half- time.

Sophie Perry and Ria Rottner scored hat-tricks and Kayleigh Norris and Christie Read got one apiece.

Albion's new under-11s squad secured a convincing victory in their first league match of the season against Arundel Devils B. Even though they started the match with only six players, they stormed to a first-half 5-0 lead with four goals from Olivia Bohac and a fifth from debutant Michelle Winnard.

After the break the home team went on to score five more goals, including one from Jasmin Chapman, who switched from playing in goal to outfield. Winnard put away two more goals to get herself a hat trick.

Hastings Town overcame the Isle of Wright Ladies 8-0 away to make it nine points from a possible 12. Katie McMillan put Town 1-0 up after seven minutes with a 20-yard shot and Beckie Brand doubled the visitors' advantage three minutes later. Brand got her second on 30 minutes and she completed a hat-trick before half-time from a Jo Templeman free-kick. Abbie Downey added the fifth from Nicky Wright's corner. Brand got her fourth on the hour as she beat the offside trap and Tanya Roberts made it 7-0. Brand finished the rout with ten minutes to go for a win which lifted Town to third.

The Reserves entertained Buxted at William Parker and a Katie Wilde hat-trick secured a 3-2 win for the home team.

The under-12s continued their excellent early form with an 8-1 win over Winkney at home. Beth Ricardson scored four, Lara Whittecker got a hat-trick and there was an own goal.

Seaford under-15 girls lost 3-1 at home to top of the table Lindfield. Emma Hatt scored a consolation goal. Seaford under-13 girls won 4-2 at Lindfield. Sarah Taylor and Alicia Auwkit each scored twice.