Exciting news for Bangor 1876 – they are looking to create an under-21s team for the upcoming 2024/25 season!
It is the latest project designed to help this ambitious and well-supported club progresss.
The club was formed in 2019 with the aim of protecting the future of football in the city.
Since then they have gained three promotions and earned a highly impressive fifth place finish in their debut season at Tier 2 Cymru North level.
In 2019-20, 1876 were crowned Gwynedd League champions with a 100% record, then 2021-22 saw them land promotion from the North Wales Coast West Premier Division to Tier 3 Ardal North West. They also lifted the 2021-22 Premier Division Cup.
The 2022-23 campaign brought more success as Bangor finished as Ardal North West runners-up at the first attempt and won the promotion play-off final to reach the Cymru North.
The fan-owned club play their home matches at Nantporth Stadium, where they are aiming to secure a long-term tenure.
Now they are looking to build further for the future by starting an under-21 side.
Any questions, message Bangor 1876 on Facebook or email Mark Hawkins – mark.hawkins@bangor.ac.uk
Meanwhile, Bangor 1876 has announced an exciting schedule of pre-season fixtures
Here are the details:
Saturday 29 June (2.30pm): Llandudno Legends (away, Danny Hughes testimonial)
Saturday 6 July (3pm): FC United (home)
Tuesday 9 July (7.30pm): Porthmadog (home, but at Treborth 3G due to work.being done on pitch at Nantporth)
Saturday 13 July (1pm): City of Liverpool (away)
Tuesday 16 July (7.30pm): Menai Bridge Tigers (home)
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