Jackie Tancock played for Exeter from 1976/77 to 1986/87 in the Western League. Playing mostly in defence but also midfield.
Jackie scored twice in a 14-0 friendly win against Bridge Club on the 18th October 1981.

Superstar Profile Jackie Tancock

Age: 23
Height: 5 ft 4 ins
Position: Right-back
Occupation: Microfilm Operator

Jackie celebrated her 100th recorded game against Friends of Fulham in the 4th Round of WFA Cup.
Honours:
3 times Player of the Year, 3 times Runner-up, Western League 'A' and Reg- ional Trials, Best Attendence at Training and Most Improved Player 1978.

This shows that she is one of Exeter's back-bone players. Having been with Exeter from the very start she has matured and become a key player. Her consistent defending has seen us through many sticky patches and her play and experience has continued to bloom from season to season. Jackie has learned to be a very effective overlapping full-back. Unfortunately, as yet Jackie has not been able to finish her attacking moves with a goal, but her after her effort against Cope Chat, which brought off a fine save by the keeper, I am sure it won't be long before she gets on the score sheet. Jackie has played at League level and also attended Regional sessions. 

Hobbies: Canoeing, walking squash, sweets and most other sports.
Maybe her one weakness, although maybe I shouldn't say, is her football boots laces. Have you ever had a good look at them? They certainly are different! But seriously, Jackie has played a very important part in the improvement of Exeter Ladies and now gladly she plays alongside very talented players...like herself.

The above is from a programme article in 1982/83 v Barry 

From the
EXPRESS & ECHO:
Saturday, June 19, 1982

"STYLISH defender Jackie Tancock has been voted Exeter Ladies' FC Player of the year. The 23-year-old full back capped a consistent season with her debut for the Women's Western League representative side and an invitation to a coaching weekend with England manager Martin Reagan. Runner-up to her was striker Bridget Thomas and another defender, Mandy Bowen, was awarded the trophy for most improved player. Sarah Boyce retained the club person of the year trophy and Tancock and Julie Trott received awards for their consistent training record. The individual match award trophy will again be shared, this year between goalscoring duo Annie Hesketh and Penny Wilson".

She made her 100th apperance for Exeter LFC on the 9th January 1983 against Fulham (Friends of Fulham) in a 4th Round WFA Cup game.  

Jackie played her 200th game on the 28th February 1988 against Tongwynlais in the Pat Sowden Cup. 

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