With this week being half-term there are no matches being played in the Gwynedd and Anglesey Netball League.
Games are back to normal next week and the fixtures are below.
7 pm: Amigos v Sombreros
7.45 pm: Mellt Brynrefs v Tacos
8.30 pm: Wnion v Pwllheli Subway Warriors
9.15 pm: Llangefni v Walibees
7 pm: Dreigiau Brynrefs v Pwllheli
7.45 pm: Tim y Walis v Arfon Ladies
8.30 pm: Arran v Porthmadog
9.15 pm: Penygroes Primos v Dyffryn Penygroes Ladies
We thought this might be a nice time to take a look back at the league’s history, which stretches back to 2007 under the former name of the Penygroes and District Netball League.
The competition became known as the Gwynedd and Anglesey League in 2016.
Arfon Ladies are the most successful team since the league began, winning 12 titles in all.
2007-2010: champions – Arfon Ladies
Winter League 2010/11
Division One champions – Caernarfon Rejects; Division Two champions – Holyhead seconds.
Summer League 2011
Division One – Arfon Ladies; Division Two – Llanrug.
Winter League 2011/12
Division One – Arfon Ladies; Division Two: Bangor Red Socks.
Summer League 2012
Division One – Holyhead; Division Two: Penygroes Piws.
Winter League 2012/13
Division One – Holyhead; Division Two – Llanrug.
Summer League 2013
Division One – Holyhead; Division Two – Menai Bridge seconds.
Winter League 2013/14
Division One – Arfon Ladies; Division Two – Dreigiau Dyffryn.
Summer League 2014
Division One – Arfon Ladies; Division Two – Bala.
Winter League 2014/15
Division One – Menai Bridge; Division Two – Llanrug.
Summer League 2015
Division One – Menai Bridge; Division Two – Panthers.
Winter League 2015/16
Division One – Menai Bridge; Division Two – Moniars
Summer League 2016
Division One – Menai Bridge; Division Two: Pwllheli Subway Warriors.
Winter League 2016/17
Division One – Menai Bridge; Division Two – Arfon Celts.
Summer League 2017
Division One – Arfon Ladies; Division Two – Tim o Walis.
Winter League 2017/18
Division One – Arfon Ladies; Division Two – Menai Mavericks
Summer League 2018
Division One – Pwllheli; Division Two – Dolgellau
Winter League 2018/19
Division One – Arfon Ladies; Division Two – Dreigiau Brynrefs.
Summer League 2019 (One division only)
Winners – Arfon Ladies; Runners-up – Dyffryn Ladies
Division One
Arfon Ladies 12
Menai Bridge 5
Holyhead 3
Caernarfon Rejects 1
Pwllheli 1
Division Two
Llanrug 3
1 – Holyhead 2nds, Bangor Red Socks, Penygroes Piws, Menai Bridge 2nds, Dreigiau Dyffryn, Bala, Panthers, Moniars, Pwllheli Subway Warriors, Arfon Celts, Tim o Walis, Menai Mavericks, Dolgellau, Dreigiau Brynrefs.
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