Polly Wild-McGregor was on the hat-trick trail once more tonight as Nomads closed to within a single win of the league title.
If Jordan Parry’s side beat bottom side NFA at home on Sunday, they will be crowned 2024-25 Genero Adran North champions.
Such is their superior goal difference, a point at the weekend will surely be enough to seal top spot, but the all-reds will want to do the job in style.
Tonight saw Nomads ran out 5-0 winners at Bangor, making it 11 straight wins from the start of the season. No doubt the aim will now be to finish champions with a 14-0 100% record.
Quay led 2-0 come the interval at Bangor City Stadium, captain Wild-McGregor netting on 25 and 40 minutes.
A Carol Lewis OG on 49 made it three, then a minute later Wild-McGregor made it 28 goals for the season with her fifth treble of 2024-25.
Melanie Barlow added number five after 82 minutes.
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