Young sensation Jess Jones has returned to Llangefni Town where she played in her primary school days.
The 17-year-old made her debut for Cefni as a second-half substitute in Sunday’s 3-2 win over Amlwch Town.
Llangefni manager Dan Gregg is thrilled to have Jess on board as part of a squad which is thriving in their second season in the North Wales Women’s League.
Jess started off with the Bodedern boys team at the age of 6. She then moved to the Llangefni boys team at the age of 8.
Then it was Llangefni girls aged 9 where she won her very first North Wales Cup.
Jess switched to Caernarfon at the age of 11 where she enjoyed some amazing times, helping the Canaries reach the FAW Under-16 Girls Cup semi-final last season and scoring over 50 goals.
Grassroots North Wales caught up with Jess after her winning debut for Llangefni.
It just felt right at the moment with all the travelling on a Friday night and to Caernarfon every Tuesday, especially with my A levels coming up (Jess lives in Gwalchmai, near Llangefni).
I’m settling in pretty well, I already feel at home there, everyone’s been super welcoming.
Haven’t really had the chance to catch up with him but I’m sure he’s made up
It was the best 7 years, made friends for life there and I’ll never forget the memories we made.
It was the best debut I could’ve asked for, I could tell winning the derby meant a lot to the players, the mood in the changing room afterwards was amazing
Just to settle in and enjoy my football, and hopefully score some goals
Easily top 4 with the way everything’s going at the moment
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