Caitlin Hadaway, 17, recently signed for newly-formed Holywell FC Girls and Ladies, who will play in North Wales Women’s League Division Two this season.
Last season, the winger represented Northop Hall, so some of her Female Focus answers will be based on her time with that team.
Caitlin is the younger sister of Jordan Hadaway, joint-manager of North East Wales League men’s club Caerwys.
Caitlin Hadaway
16/7/2002
Being told by my brothers to go in goal as no-one else would
Gareth Barry
Right/left wing
Playing against top of the league side Bethel last season.
Playing at Stamford Bridge.
I am very fast so being on the wing helps our team a lot.
I am small so against taller players it can be challenging.
Abbie Holland (Northop Hall – former Wales Under-19 goalkeeper, now an outfield player)
I would say the hardest opponent faced was Kim Dutton (Wrexham)
My brother
Rebecca Hughes (Northop Hall)
Eleanor Thomas
Pwllheli
To progress up the leagues with my new team!
Greece
Hershey’s cookies and cream!
Lion King
AJ Tracey’s Ladbroke Grove
Yes, in some ways.
Coronation Street
Eastenders
Fun and funny!
Won’t stop talking!
in Park-life and Leeds seeing Dave!
Elise Hughes (Everton and Wales)
I went to the finals I’m Cardiff for gymnastics when I was 11!
Jord my brother is the Caerwys men’s joint manager and he will come and watch most games and he will tell me what to improve on and how I done well! He always makes me do my best!
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