Women’s football: Nomads hit nine, Llandudno win away, Coedpoeth success, Wrexham Foresters triumph in toughest test yet

NORTH WALES WOMEN’S FOOTBALL ROUND-UP – SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 2

GENERO ADRAN NORTH

CPDM Bangor 0 Connah’s Quay Nomads 9

Ella Jones was a four-goal star as Nomads responded positively after back-to-back cup defeats with more the type of performance which made them Adran North champions last season.
Jordan Parry’s side claimed the early leadership of the Tier 2 table, making it two straight wins at the expense of outclassed Bangor.
In the 14th minute, 17-year-old Hannah Slack continued her flying start to the campaign by netting for a fourth game in a row, Polly Wild-McGregor providing the assist.
Ella Jones then got in on the act with a quickfire double, scoring on 18 and 20, before Aimee Redfern headed in from a corner with 28 on the clock.
Jones then completed her first hat-trick in the Nomads shirt, the 21-year-old livewire making it 5-0 on 41 minutes from another Wild-McGregor supply.
There was no let up from the Deesiders after the break, captain Wild McGregor pocketing her first after 54.
Ella Jones then knocked in her fourth on 56 and two minutes later Natasha Spearing joined in on the scoring spree.
Wild-McGregor bagged her second with 73 gone to send Bangor tumbling to their heaviest Adran North defeat.

Llanfair United 0 Llandudno 2

Second-half goals from regular scorer Jasmin Dutton and a first senior net-finder for substitute Cara Roberts earned Llandudno maximum points at Mount Field.
The deadlock was broken in the 63rd minute when captain Dutton converted from the penalty spot for her sixth goal of the campaign.
The 17-year-old Roberts, who came on for Angharad Jones after 67 minutes, secured the points when she finished off an Erin Doran assist after 87,

CPDM Y Felinheli P Flint Town United P

NORTH EAST WALES WOMEN’S DEVELOPMENT LEAGUE

Northop Hall Blues 2 Coedpoeth United 3

Molly Jones’ late decider sealed back-to-back wins for Coedpoeth.
Northop Hall Blues led at half time courtesy of a Lucy Cosgrove goal.
Jade McHugh equalised after the break, but Cosgrove struck again to edge the Flint hosts in front.
Coedpoeth kept pushing and Samantha Jones brought them level, captain Jasmine Cudlip with the assist.
And Cudlip was the supplier again when Molly Jones delivered the winner.

CENTRAL WALES NORTH LADIES LEAGUE

Berriew Development 2 Wrexham Foresters 5

After three double-figure victories, Wrexham Foresters were given their first league test, but it took a Berriew Development side packed with Tier 2 first team regulars to challenge them.
And despite this, the Foresters still prevailed 5-2 to remain top of the table with four straight wins.
Anna Thomas and Louise Wilson struck in the first half to give the visitors a 2-0 interval lead.
A Gemma Jones penalty early in the second half got Berriew on the scoreboard, but top-scorer Kirstie Kural soon made it 3-1 from a Thomas assist.
The hosts trimmed the deficit to one again with a 58th minute second goal via Hannah Richards, but Kural then came into her own to complete another hat-trick with strikes on 64 and 79, Thomas and Laura Evans setting up the chances.
Kural has yet to fail to score at least three goals in a game this season, he sequence of 3-8-4-4-3 and 3 putting her on 25 from six appearances.
With a Welsh Cup tie against Adran North side Flint Town United on the horizon, a test of Sunday’s magnitiude will probably benefit the Foresters.