This month’s Grassroots North Wales Clwb Y Mis have won all four of their matches in March, but that is not the sole reason they are our latest success story.
Before the start of this month, Gwalchmai FC had not recorded a single league victory all season – their stats reading three draws and 13 defeats.
However, after beating CPD Penrhyndeudraeth 2-1 on March 7 to reach the Cwpan Snowdonia semi-finals, Craig Evans’ side followed up with three straight league wins, home to Llanberis (2-0) and away at Mynydd Llandegai (5-1) and Cemaes Bay (2-1) to lift themselves out of the Tier 4 North Wales Coast West Premier Division bottom two for the first time this season.
It has been a remarkable turnaround for the Ynys Môn village team which finished second in the Premier last season, but lost the vast majority of their players in summer 2025, leaving loyal manager Evans to completely rebuild the squad.
It has proved tough going with some heavy losses on the way, but Gwalchmai have turned the tide and still have hopes of winning silverware in 2025-26.
March 7: CPD Penrhyndeudraeth (home – Cwpan Snowdonia) 2-1
March 14: CPD Llanberis (home – league) 2-0
March 21: CPD Mynydd Llandegai (away – league) 5-1
March 31: Cemaes Bay (away – league) 2-1
FC Queen’s Park
Penmaenmawr Phoenix Development
CPD Llanuwchllyn
CPD Llannefydd
Mynydd Isa Under-21s
CPD Sychdyn United
Overton Recreational
Holyhead Hotspur Development
Wrexham AFC Women (crowned Adran Premier champions)
Llandudno FC
Nantlle Vale
CPD Gaerwen
Rhydymwyn
Mynydd Isa Reserves
Prestatyn Sports
Penrhyn Bay
Llandyrnog United
March 2026 – Gwalchmai
February 2026 – Wrexham AFC Women
January 2026 – CPD Dinas Bangor City 1876
December 2025 – Connah’s Quay Nomads
November 2025 – Trearddur Bay
October 2025 – Llangefni Town Ladies
September 2025 – CPD Dinas Bangor City 1876
July/August 2025 – Kinmel Bay
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
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
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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