North Wales football icon Katie Bowe has a unique relationship with the Women’s Welsh Cup.
The Bangor-born attacking midfielder, renowned for her long-range goals, has an uncanny knack for finding the net in our most famous national knockout competition.
She was on the mark just this weekend, scoring in a 3-1 win for Pwllheli at Northop Hall.
However, Katie has also scored in a Welsh Cup final and notched at least one hat-trick in the competition.
Katie was unstoppable this afternoon at Maesdu Park as she scored three scintillating goals past a hapless Llanfair in a 7-1 win.
This tie ended 6-5 to Caernarfon but the Canaries were 5-4 down before Katie clinched the match with a double.
She equalised from a free kick, then ran through the Kinmel defence before rounding the keeper and putting away the winner.
Two players scored hat-tricks in this tie – Niomi Taylor of Kinmel Bay and Caernarfon captain Ffion Owen.
Jasmine Kepil and Jess Jones also struck for Bay, while Steph Davies was Town’s other markswoman.
One of Katie’s very best Welsh Cup goals came via a left-foot free kick which sealed a 1-0 win at Park Avenue in November 2016.
The Welsh Cup goal Katie is most renowned for as she created history with it.
Although Llandudno lost 5-2 in the final at Latham Park, she put the North Wales side ahead early on with a stunning left-foot effort from about 25 yards after a great build-up.
This diamond moment ensured Katie became the first woman ever to be nominated for S4C Sgorio’s Goal of the Month award.
Katie broke the hearts of her former club when her perfectly-timed run led to a winning goal for Pwllheli in a 2-1 victory against much-fancied Llandudno at Recreation Road (or The Rec).
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