Caernarfon Town were double winners in the JD Cymru Leagues April 2025 awards.
Richard Davies picked up yet another Manager of the Month accolade, while Player of the Month went to the Canaries’ on-fire striker Louis Lloyd.
Despite starting the month with a 3-1 defeat against Penybont, the side responded with a 2-1 win over Cardiff Met to complete their Championship Conference campaign to head into the European Play-Offs on a high. A resounding 5-2 win over Barry Town United followed as Richard Davies’ side booked their place in the semi-final.
It was a memorable month for Louis Lloyd as the 21-year old scored in all three of Caernarfon Town’s games during April, netting six goals in total. On target against Penybont and Cardiff Met to share the league’s golden boot with Bont’s James Crole, Lloyd claimed the headlines in the Play-Off victory over Barry Town by scoring four of the goals in the 5-2 win.
Ruthin Town claimed four points from their final two games of the season in April and did not concede a single goal in the process. Following a 0-0 draw away to top half Buckley Town, Dave Evans’ team ended the campaign with a 1-0 win at home to Bangor 1876 to secure survival and relegate the Citizens in dramatic style.
After opening the scoring in the 3-0 win over Llandudno, Dan Atkins netted the only goal to defeat Penrhyncoch on the final day which clinched the title for Colwyn Bay. It also meant that Atkins has scored in each of his last five JD Cymru North games.
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