FOOTBALL: Killarney teacher Louise Rolfe is equal fourth on the list of goal scorers in the National Premier League.

Rolfe and Shandell Doro are the two Southern Downs players in the South West Thunder team which is currently seventh in the NPL.

Both played for the Warwick women's team which made the Football Toowoomba grand final last year.

They play Thunder home games in Toowoomba at Clive Berghofer Stadium and are on the road to games in Brisbane and at the Gold and Sunshine coasts.

Both players travel to Toowoomba twice a week for training and sometimes head to training three times a week.

Rolfe plays as a striker and has scored 18 goals for the season to be equal fourth on the list of scorers.

She is three goals behind leader Brooke Barbuto from Peninsula Power.

Kelly Jenks (Peninsula Power) and Ruth Blackburn (The Gap) each have 19 goals. Shandell plays in defence for the Thunder and has one long-range goal this season.

Her younger sister Talitha plays as left back or striker in the NPL for The Gap team in Brisbane.

This season, Talitha has scored seven goals in 13 games.

The Thunder women are seventh while the Thunder men are ninth in a field of 12. Gold Coast City lead the men's competition from Brisbane Strikers, Brisbane Olympic and Brisbane City.

In Warwick football, the Wolves premier men have a bye this weekend and the reserves travel to Highfields tomorrow.

NPL women's table

Peninsula Power 40

The Gap 36

South West United 35

UQ 27

Eastern Suburbs 27

Gold Coast City 15

South West Thunder 15

Brisbane Olympic 10

Sunshine Coast 3

Western Pride 0