All today’s reports from the North Wales women’s football scene

REPORTS – SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 2

GENERO ADRAN PREMIER PHASE 1

Wrexham 7 Aberystwyth Town 1

Wrexham burst back to form by claiming their biggest league victory since promotion to the Genero Adran Premier.

Ava Suckley netted a hat-trick in the 7-1 drubbing of Aberystwyth, with Liv Fuller scoring twice, while Rosie Hughes (pen) and Carra Jones both got on the scoresheet.

Carys Bufton got the visitors’ only goal, as Wrexham put in a thoroughly dominant performance against the struggling Seasiders.

GENERO ADRAN NORTH

Connah’s Quay Nomads 7 Llandudno 1

Skipper Polly Wild McGregor continued her remarkable season by scoring a hat-trick as runaway leaders Nomads beat champions Llandudno out of sight.

Former Tudno striker Ella Jones added a double, with Evie Chard and Elana Harley scoring one apiece for Quay, who now have an 11-point lead at the summit.

The visitors started well, Maddie Williams and Kelsey Davies striking the crossbar early on, but the hosts edged ahead on 10 minutes when Wild-McGregor latched onto a through ball and finished confidently.

In the 28th minute, Poppy Kendrick-Jones supplied a pass for Ella Jones, who slotted home smartly under pressure.

Llandudno’s hopes were revived briefly when Angharad Jones made it 2-1, but by half time the home team were three ahead, Chard netting from close range before Wild-McGregor beautifully curled into the bottom corner.

After the break, Wild-McGregor setup Ella Jones for her second, then Harley found the net from a Phoebe Ellis corner.

Wild-McGregor completed her hat-trick nine minutes from time.

With nine wins out of nine, it surely is not a matter of IF Nomads win the title now, it is WHEN.

CPDM Y Felinheli 2 Flint Town United 0

Two first half goals clinched victory for an impressive Felinheli at Cae Seilo.

The deadlock was broken on 34 minutes when a Jordanne Greenough corner was volleyed home clinically by Kelly Jones.

In first-half added time, a foul on Jenna Tugwell-Allsup in the box led to a penalty which Catrin Evans dispatched in lethal fashion.

Llanfair United 1 CPD Y Rhyl 1879 0

Just the one goal separated the sides at Mount Field, Harriet Davies’ 23rd minute strike sealing the win which edged Llanfair up to second in the table.

Rhyl 1879 manager Cassie Thomas shared her thoughts after the game.

“Unfortunately today we suffered a narrow defeat again. It was a scrappy game of football with the majority of the game played in the middle third with both teams battling.

“We lacked a little fight and desire at times but we put the pressure on in the second half and we’re very unlucky not to get the equaliser. Fine margins again but team spirit remains high. With a little break we will work hard ready for the last push.”

Cassie chose defender Sophie Haywood as her 𝗣𝗢𝗧𝗠. “Soph showed a solid defensive performance today working extremely hard for the team and never giving up,” added the manager.

NFA 0 CPDM Bangor 4

Menna Evans continued her impressive return from injury with a two-goal show in Bangor’s comfortable victory at Ffordd Derwen Playing Fields.

The visitors put on an outstanding performance.

Erin Burns’ 15th minute header from Ffion Bee’s corner saw Bangor go up 1-0 in the first half,

Menna Evans then came off the bench to score on the hour before on 85 hitting an absolute world-class shot into the top corner outside of the box for number three.

Another sub, Cerys Parry, then chipped the keeper with an outrageous flick into the goal.

Seren Macdonald was player of the match for Bangor.

NORTH WALES WOMEN’S LEAGUE EAST

Coedpoeth United 0 Berriew 10

Berriew stormed to the East division peak with a 10-goal victory at Bellevue Park.
Bethany Lane (3), Hannah Richards (2), Gemma Jones (2), Samantha Jones (2, 1 pen) and Carla Jones split the goals.

BETTY PICKERING CUP

Group 1

Caernarfon Town 0 Kinmel Bay 5

Amy Chesters (3), Seren Williams (pen) and Amy Mamwell shared the goals for Bay.

Denbigh Town 3 CPD Llanystumdwy 0

Bethany Kell’s hat-trick clinched Denbigh an impressive victory over group winners Llanystumdwy.

Group 2

CPD Pwllheli 6 Northop Hall 0

Lois Thomas led the way with a hat-trick for Pwllheli in a six-goal caning of Northop Hall at The Rec.

Thomas struck on 46, 60 and 86th minutes, completing her treble from the penalty spot.

Sian Moore netted on 66 and 67 minutes for the hosts to make it three two-goal hauls this season for the defender.

The afternoon started on a high for Pwll with Sioned Bohana striking after just two minutes, Magi Hughes with the assist.

Group 3

CPD Merched Henllan 2 Llangefni Town 1

Sweet revenge for Henllan as they defeated a Llangefni side which had beaten the Vale of Clwyd team 7-1 in an earlier group clash.

Beth Roberts’ 37th goal of the season gave the hosts a sixth-minute lead before Jess Jones equalised for Cefni from the penalty spot with her 24th of the campaign.

Abby Cattell converted what turned out to be the winner for the home side via a 51st minute penalty.

Group 4

Trearddur Bay 9 Welshpool Town 0

Jess Woods scored five times for a Trearddur side which rattled up a record win.

Woods made it 11 goals in five appearances for the Anglesey team, netting on 3, 21, 23, 50 and 55 minutes.

Freya Davies, Clare Head, Amelia Roberts and goalkeeper Katie Bolton added further goals.