Grassroots North Wales’ Club of the Month for February 2024 fit the bill in every sense of the title.
Wrexham-area Coedpoeth United have emerged unbeaten throughout the month via both their first and reserve teams.
The reserves, managed by Carl Partington, have won four games in a row during February, reaching the Reserve Cup final on the 24th with a 3-0 victory over Caerwys in the semi.
Their squad includes evergreen veteran and captain Kevin Breeze, now 45, and a past star of Cefn Druids in the Welsh Premier League and Brymbo. Breeze was on target in the cup semi-final win last weekend.
During February, in the North East Wales Football League Reserve Division, fourth-place Coedy Reserves also defeated Corwen Reserves 6-1 and Connah’s Quay Town Reserves 5-0, both away, and saw off Lex Reserves 4-2 at home.
Coedpoeth United first team, with Wayne Jones in charge, have also experienced a fine Feb, beating Greenfield 1-0 to reach the semi-finals of the Mike Beech Memorial Trophy, claiming a 2-1 league success at Caerwys and drawing 1-1 at home to Castell Alun Colts.
Coedy are next-to-bottom in the Tier 4 North East Wales League Premier Division, but after a difficult start to the campaign have improved vastly of late.
Six wins and a draw during February for revitalised Coedpoeth United – well done lads!
A magical February for Mike Gadie and Steven Halliwell’s side who have risen to second in the Ardal North West with cracking away wins at CPD Pwllheli (2-1) and Llangefni Town (2-0) and a 6-1 home bashing of CPD Y Felinheli.
Another marvellous month for the runaway Tier 4 North East Wales Premier Division leaders who have won 11 out of 11 league tests this season.
In Feb, they triumphed 4-2 at Ruabon Rovers, 4-3 at Connah’s Quay Town and 5-2 at home to Rhostyllen.
Belter of a month for the Bricky, with a 1-0 success at Llangefni Town, plus home wins over Pwllheli (2-0) and Conwy Borough (3-0).
Three victories, three clean sheets in Tier 3 Ardal North West. Well done to Gareth Wilson and the boys from Clywedog Park.
When do Holywell ever have a bad month? Never!
They end February second in the Cymru North after victories against Guilsfield (4-2), title rivals Flint Town United (1-0) and Caersws (2-1).
Top of the Tier 4 North Wales Coast West Premier Division at the end of February and undefeated all season in 13 league games.
This month Bay saw off Talysarn Celts (1-0), Penrhyndeudraeth (3-0) and Pentraeth (6-1).
Great few weeks for Rovers in the Tier 5 North Wales Coast West League Division One.
The Ogwen Valley side got past NWCFA Junior Cup finalists Llanfairpwll (1-0 – away), Holyhead Town (3-1 – a) and Llanystumdwy (2-0 – home) to climb up to fourth in the table.
2023-24
February 2024 – Coedpoeth United
January 2024 – CPD Pwllheli
December 2023 – CPD Y Rhyl 1879
November 2023 – Llandudno
October 2023 – Flint Mountain
September 2023 – Menai Bridge Tigers
July/August 2023 – NFA
2022-23
August – Talysarn Celts
September – FC Queen’s Park
October – Holywell Town
November – Denbigh Town
December – Connah’s Quay Nomads
January – Colwyn Bay
February – Bow FC
March – Denbigh Town
April – FC Queen’s Park
May – St Asaph City
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