What a year it has been for Yasmin Williams!
Back in February, the then 17-year-old from Bangor became the first woman ever to pass out for the Welsh Guards.
Now 18, Yasmin also plays football for a Bethel side aiming high in the 2020-21 season.
Let’s learn some more about this remarkable teenager.
Yasmin Elizabeth Williams
22/06/2002
Armed forces
Bangor City, Bethel and intelligence corp football team
CDM
Bethel U16’s North Wales Coast Cup final v Wrexham (May 2018 – won 2-0)
Joining the intelligence corp football team
30 yard free kick
Passing, controlling the game and through balls
Concentrating on position instead of going for the ball
Bethel ladies is the best team mate I play alongside
Llanfair United
My dad
All funny in their own little ways
Haven’t got one
Haven’t got any
Hopefully I’ll get a chance to play this season but with my current job it’s hard to even attend
I reckon Bethel will get top of the table by the end
Spain
Ferrero Rocher
Hacksaw Ridge
Lemonade
Don’t watch TV
Spend time with family and friends
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