Who were the top goal scorers in senior leagues affecting North Wales in 2022-23?
Remember the below references LEAGUE GOALS ONLY
Declan McManus (The New Saints) 29
Dave Forbes (Holywell Town) and Daniel Atkins (Prestatyn Town) 22
Glynn Coney (Caersws) 20
Corrig McGonigle (Bangor 1876) 37
Greg Draper (The New Saints U21s) 20
Robbie Williams (Ruthin Town Reserves) 19
Premier Division
Michael Latham (FC Queen’s Park) 21
Championship Division
Conner Kendrick (Ruabon Rovers) 37
Reserve Division
Andy Jones (Connah’s Quay Town Reserves) 26
Premier Division
Connor Morris (Kinmel Bay) 33
Division One
Harrison Bellis (CPD Y Glannau) 44
Premier Division
Connor Owen (Gwalchmai) 24
Division One
Asa Thomas (Trearddur Bay) 57
Kyle Lally (Bow FC) 13
Asa Thomas of tier 5 Trearddur Bay scored the most league goals overall in 2022-23 with 57 in just 25 appearances.
Second was Harrison Bellis of tier 5 Y Glannau with 44 in 20, with Corrig McGonigle of tier 3 Bangor 1876 third with 37 in 26 games.
At the age of just 18 – and 17 for most of the season – Connor Owen finished leading scorer in the tier 4 North Wales Coast West Premier Division with 24 goals for Gwalchmai. Owen hit 39 in all competitions.
In the Premier Division chart, he was ahead of renowned net-finders Luke Baum (23), Carl Jones (20) and Kevin Lloyd (20).
FC Queen’s Park’s Mike Latham topped the tier 4 North East Wales League Premier Division chart with 21 goals – but only played half the season. Latham joined the Park in the January 2023 window and notched his 21 goals in just 10 matches.
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