Corwen have pulled out of the North Wales Women’s Football League on the eve of the 2023-24 season.
This leaves both the East and West divisions down to seven teams apiece.
Corwen were due to host Denbigh Town on Saturday, but the Edeyrnion club’s director of football Ian Evans told Grassroots North Wales a player shortage had caused the team to resign before a ball is kicked.
“The reason is numbers,” said Ian. “We know we could probably go ahead, but we would be travelling with a team struggling to put 11 out there each week.
“Deeply disappointed about this, but it’s a tough age group to keep everyone committed with girls heading off to uni.
“Several of the squad have trained with Denbigh and hopefully will stay involved and make them a much more competitive team this season.”
The league now has 14 teams.
Membership is…..
EAST DIVISION
Berriew
CPD Bellevue
Welshpool Town
Northop Hall
Flint Town United
Denbigh Town
Kinmel Bay
WEST DIVISION
Llangefni Town
Amlwch Town
CPD Tref Caernarfon
Trearddur Bay
Caernarfon Town
Llanystumdwy
Pwllheli
EAST DIVISION
Flint Town United v Kinmel Bay
Bellevue v Northop Hall
(news on Berriew and Welshpool Town awaited)
WEST DIVISION
Trearddur Bay v Llanystumdwy
Caernarfon Town v Llangefni Town
CPD Pwllheli v Amlwch Town
Free date: CPD Merched Tref Caernarfon
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