Four new teams join Hogan Group Ltd Cynghrair Pêl-rwyd Gwynedd a Môn Netball League
Four new teams have entered the Hogan Group Ltd Cynghrair Pêl-rwyd Gwynedd a Môn Netball League for the 2025-26 season.
A big welcome is extended to Silyn Aur, Thunderbirds, Thunderstars and Walis Llachar, who all join Division Two.
Genod Walis, the 2024-25 Division Two champions and Porthmadog rise up to Division One.
12 teams will compete in Division One and 11 make up Division Two.
Matches started on September 9-10. Grassroots North Wales will keep you updated as much as possible.
LEAGUE LINE UP 2025-26
Division One
Arfon Ladies
Bethesda
Dolgellau
Dreigiau’r Dyffryn
Genod Walis
Menai Mavericks
Penygroes Primos
Porthmadog
Pwllheli Panthers
Rebals TC
Tim o Walis
Walis Bryncoch
Division Two
Bethesda Bach
Blaenau Ffestiniog
Holyhead Hawks
Llewod Llyfni
Pwllheli Dreigiau Dre
Silyn Aur
Thunderbirds
Thunderjags
Thunderstars
Walis Llachar
Walis Wariars
LEAGUE HISTORY
LIST OF NETBALL CHAMPIONS
Penygroes and District Netball League champions
2007-2010
Champions – Arfon Ladies
Winter League 2010/11
Division One champions – Caernarfon Rejects; Division Two champions – Holyhead seconds.
Summer League 2011
Division One – Arfon Ladies; Division Two – Llanrug.
Winter League 2011/12
Division One – Arfon Ladies; Division Two: Bangor Red Socks.
Summer League 2012
Division One – Holyhead; Division Two: Penygroes Piws.
Winter League 2012/13
Division One – Holyhead; Division Two – Llanrug.
Summer League 2013
Division One – Holyhead; Division Two – Menai Bridge seconds.
Winter League 2013/14
Division One – Arfon Ladies; Division Two – Dreigiau Dyffryn.
Summer League 2014
Division One – Arfon Ladies; Division Two – Bala.
Winter League 2014/15
Division One – Menai Bridge; Division Two – Llanrug.
Summer League 2015
Division One – Menai Bridge; Division Two – Panthers.
Winter League 2015/16
Division One – Menai Bridge; Division Two – Moniars
Hogan Group Ltd Gwynedd and Anglesey Netball League champions
Summer League 2016
Division One – Menai Bridge; Division Two: Pwllheli Subway Warriors.
Winter League 2016/17
Division One – Menai Bridge; Division Two – Arfon Celts.
Summer League 2017
Division One – Arfon Ladies; Division Two – Tim o Walis.
Winter League 2017/18
Division One – Arfon Ladies; Division Two – Menai Mavericks
Summer League 2018
Division One – Pwllheli; Division Two – Dolgellau
Winter League 2018/19
Division One – Arfon Ladies; Division Two – Dreigiau Brynrefs.
Summer League 2019 (One division only)
Winners – Arfon Ladies; Runners-up – Dyffryn Ladies
Winter League 2019/20
Division One – Arfon Ladies; Division Two – Llangefni
Winter League 2020/21 & Summer League 2020 and 2021
Seasons cancelled
Winter League 2021/22
Division One – Tim o Walis; Division Two – Walis Bryncoch
Summer League 2022
Division One – Arfon Ladies; Division Two – Bethesda
Winter League 2022/23
Division One – Arfon Ladies; Division Two – Llangefni
Summer League 2023
Division One – Penygroes Primos; Division Two – Holyhead
Winter League 2023-24
Division One – Pwllheli Panthers; Division Two – Rebals Refail Arfon
Summer League 2024
Division One – Arfon Ladies
Division Two – Rebals Refail Arfon
Winter League 2024-25
Division One – Menai Mavericks
Division Two – Genod Walis
League Titles (2007-2025)
Division One
Arfon Ladies 16
Menai Bridge 5
Holyhead 3
Pwllheli Panthers 1
Caernarfon Rejects 1
Pwllheli 1
Tim o Walis 1
Penygroes Primos 1
Menai Mavericks 1
Division Two
Llanrug 3
Rebals Refail Arfon, Llangefni 2
1 – Bethesda, Holyhead 2nds, Bangor Red Socks, Penygroes Piws, Menai Bridge 2nds, Dreigiau Dyffryn, Bala, Panthers, Moniars, Pwllheli Subway Warriors, Arfon Celts, Tim o Walis, Menai Mavericks, Dolgellau, Dreigiau Brynrefs, Walis Bryncoch, Holyhead, Genod Walis