The Clonaslee striker is enjoying an excellent season for Athlone.
Athlone Town striker Emily Corbet has moved on to 11 goals for the season after she helped them to victory over Bohemians at the weekend.
The Clonaslee woman, who was selected for the Irish under-19s earlier this year, is the second top scorer in the Women's National League, and scored again in the 2-1 win on Saturday.
That win puts Athlone within one point of Wexford Youths in second, and nine points behind leaders Shelbourne.
The victory was also a welcome rebound after defeat to Wexford the previous week, which ended a run of six consecutive wins.
GOLDEN BOOT RACE ⚽️
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