Kirstie Kural is the first player to reach 50 goals in North Wales women’s football this season.
The Wrexham Foresters player-manager added another three to her tally on Sunday in the team’s 9-0 beating of Welshpool Town.
Kirstie has pocketed 11 hat-tricks over the season, her total of 51 goals compiled in just 13 games.
51 goals
Kirstie Kural (Wrexham Foresters)
31 goals
Lexi Walsh (Kinmel Bay)
26 goals
Savannah Miller (Wrexham Foresters)
25 goals
Anna Thomas (Wrexham Foresters)
23 goals
Ella Jones (Connah’s Quay Nomads)
19 goals
Rosie Hughes (Wrexham, Katie Barker (Wrexham AFC)
17 goals
Amber Brown (Llangefni Town)
14 goals
Sian Moore (Pwllheli)
13 goals
Faye Hillier-Knox (Wrexham)
11 goals
Scarlett Foster-Noble (Northop Hall)
9 goals
Lois Thomas (CPDM Pwllheli), Megan Williams (Caernarfon Town), Mariam Mahmood (Wrexham)
8 goals
Sade Benjamin (NFA), Loz Jones (NFA), Jini Owen Hughes (Pwllheli), Taylor Roberts (Northop Hall), Elan Evans (Caernarfon Town). Laura Tobin (Wrexham Foresters), Jasmin Dutton (Llandudno), Louise Wilson (Wrexham Foresters)
7 goals
Lleucu Williams (CPDM Henllan), Rosie Hughes (Flint Town United). Jess Nettleton (Kinmel Bay), Ellie Coulson (Llangefni Town)
2016-17
Catrin Thomas (Caernarfon Town) 38
2017-18
Laura Pennington (Northop Hall) 48
2018-19
Katie Midwinter (Bethesda Athletic) 27
2019-20
Erin Maloney (Bethel) 21
2020-21
Season cancelled – Covid.
2021-22
Rosie Hughes (Wrexham) 48
2022-23
Rosie Hughes (Wrexham) 42
2023-24
Jess Jones (Llangefni Town) 52
2024-25
Beth Roberts (CPDM Henllan) 53
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