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Gwynedd and Anglesey Netball Winter League week 2 – Walis and Wildcats are early leaders

Pwllheli Panthers of Division One

GWYNEDD AND ANGLESEY NETBALL LEAGUE REPORTS WEEK 2 – OCTOBER 12 AND 13

OCTOBER 13

DIVISION ONE

Tim o Walis 21-11 Dolgellau
(9-0; 13-1; 15-6; 21-11)

Tim o Walis are the early leaders of the Division One table on goal difference following this week’s 21-11 win over Dolgellau.
Walis led 13-1 after a first half where they established a commanding lead.
Dolgellau fought back well to win the third quarter 5-2 and narrowly lost the last 6-5.
Players of the Match
Walis: Players – Manon Thomas; Umpires – Hanna Domagala
Dolgellau: Players – Ceris Hughes; Umpires – Niamh Murphy Mayo

Pwllheli Panthers 13-12 Dyffryn Ladies
(3-4; 9-7; 10-9; 13-12)

Panthers edged a tight victory over Dyffryn
This one was close all the way through, Dyffryn leading 4-3 after the opener.
PoM
Panthers: Players and Umpires – Cassie Ogilvy
Dyffryn: Players – Medi Edwards; Umpires – Elin Evans

Arfon Ladies 25-12 WaliB’s
(9-1; 16-4; 22-8; 25-12)

Arfon comfortably outpointed WaliB’s 25-12, although the losing team did take the final quarter 4-3.
PoM
Arfon: Players – Rachel Southall; Umpires – Alaw Ceris
WaliB’s: Players – Anna Jones; Umpires – Lois Jones.

Penygroes Primos 28-8 Llangefni
(5-2; 15-4; 25-6; 28-8)

The scoreline definitely does not reflect how much of a battle this game was.
Possession was only around 55/45 throughout the game to Primos with amazing defence by both teams.
Considering the youth of Llangefni, they are definitely a team of the future.
Ever-smiling Lottie Pleasant was a joy to watch in action for the Anglesey side.
PoM
Primos: Players – Claire Coles Williams; Umpires – Cherelle Jarvis.
Llangefni: Players and Umpires – Lottie Pleasant.

OCTOBER 12

Bethesda were winners in Division Two

DIVISION TWO

Pwllheli Wildcats 19-14 Porthmadog
(4-2; 11-7; 14-11; 19-14)

Despite this being a top versus bottom clash, these two Llŷn Peninsula sides put on a great contest.
Table-toppers Wildcats were always in front, but could never pull totally away from their determined opponents.
PoM
Wildcats: Players and Umpires – Thea Murray-Williams
Porthmadog: Players and Umpires – Kim Jones

Bethesda 20-10 Clwb Pêl-rwyd Cymric
(5-3; 10-6; 17-7; 20-10)

PoM
Bethesda: Players – Lowri Burgess; Umpires – Nia Wyn Roberts
Cymric: Players – Cadi Evans; Umpires – Heledd Davies.

Môniars 23-15 WaliC’s
(8-3; 10-8; 18-11; 23-15)

Wali C’s were within two goals of their opponents at half time, but the Ynys Môn team pulled clear in the final two sessions.
PoM
Môniars: Players and Umpires – Charnjit Grewal
WaliC’s: Players and Umpires – Alaw Davies

Walis Bryngoch 37-11 Walis Difas
(9-2; 19-6; 27-8; 37-11)

PoM
Bryngoch: Players and Umpires – Ellie Gossett
Difas: Players – Nia Murray; Umpires – Luned Owen.

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