For the very first time, but surely not the last, CPD Dinas Bangor City 1876 are the Grassroots North Wales Clwb y Mis/Club of the Month.
During September, Michael Johnston’s side, unbeaten all season to date, won all four league and cup games, scoring 24 goals and conceding just one.
They sit top of the Tier 3 Ardal North West League and overall in 2025-26 have won 12 and drawn one of 13 matches, rattling up a remarkable 68 goals.
Close contenders for Clwb y Mis/Club of the Month were Llandudno, Llanuwchllyn and Caerwys, who have returned to the North East Wales League with a bang.
Qualification for this month’s award was four straight wins.
September results
Sep 27: Llanrwst United (away – Ardal North League Cup) 3-0
Sep 20: St Asaph City (a – Welsh Cup) 6-0
Sep 12: Prestatyn Town (h – league) 4-1
Sep 6: Broughton United (h – FAW Amateur Trophy) 11-0
Joint leaders of Cymru North, unbeaten in the league and have still conceded just one goal in eight games – seven wins and a draw.
September results
Sep 27: Penrhyncoch (home – league) 3-0
Sep 16: Denbigh Town (home – Nathaniel MG Cup) 3-1
Sep 12: Ruthin Town (away – league) 3-1
Sep 6: Newtown (home – league) 2-0
Top of Ardal North East and undefeated in eight games. Four games, four wins in September – all away from home. Unbeaten since opening day of the season, a Welsh Cup loss to Llanrwst.
September results
Sep 27: Radnor Valley (away – Ardal North League Cup) 3-1
Sep 20: Radnor Valley (a – league) 3-1
Sep 13: Dolgellau (a – league) 3-0
Sep 6: Nefyn United (a – FAW Amateur Trophy) 2-1
Top of North East Wales League Division 3 after six straight wins. Striker Ryan Carrington has netted 19 goals in just eight appearances. Great return to football so far for the Flintshire side.
September results
Sep 27: Bellevue (away – Two Counties Cup) 5-0
Sep 20: Gronant (home – league) 4-1
Sep 13: Deeside Dragons (a – league) 3-2
Sep 6: Bellevue (h – league) 8-3
2025-26
September 2025 – CPD Dinas Bangor City 1876
July/August 2025 – Kinmel Bay
2024-25
May 2025 – Penmaenmawr Phoenix
April 2025 – Airbus UK Broughton
March 2025 – Dolgellau AA
February 2025 – Penmaenmawr Phoenix
January 2025 – Trearddur Bay
December 2024 – CPD Y Rhyl 1879
November 2024 – Holywell United
October 2024 – Connah’s Quay Town
September 2024 – Mold Alexandra
July/August 2024 – Brickfield Rangers
2023-24
May 2024 – Trearddur Bay
April 2024 – Llay Welfare
March 2024 – CPD Llanuwchllyn/Holywell Town
February 2024 – Coedpoeth United
January 2024 – CPD Pwllheli
December 2023 – CPD Y Rhyl 1879
November 2023 – Llandudno
October 2023 – Flint Mountain
September 2023 – Menai Bridge Tigers
July/August 2023 – NFA
2022-23
August – Talysarn Celts
September – FC Queen’s Park
October – Holywell Town
November – Denbigh Town
December – Connah’s Quay Nomads
January – Colwyn Bay
February – Bow FC
March – Denbigh Town
April – FC Queen’s Park
May – St Asaph City
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