Football

Mynydd Isa win first-ever NEWFA Women’s Recreational Cup

NEWFA Women’s Recreational Cup Final

Mynydd Isa 3 (Wellstead 2, Ward)
CPD Cei Connah 0

Joy for Mynydd Isa as they were crowned first-ever winners of the NEWFA Women’s Recreational Cup on Sunday.
In front of a large crowd at Brymbo, the Flintshire side also became the first team to defeat league champions Cei Connah this season.
Two first half goals from Jess Wellstead put Isa in command, Tara Davies and Lydia Ward with the assists.
After the break, captain Tahlia Davies set up Ward for the third goal.
Mynydd Isa wrote the following on social media after the final:
“A huge congratulations to the ladies who were crowned NEWFA Women’s Recreational Cup winners this afternoon after a fantastic 3–0 victory over CPD Cei Connah in the final, with a huge crowd, at Brymbo.
An outstanding performance from the team, controlling the game throughout, producing some brilliant passages of play, showing incredible work rate from start to finish, and demonstrating the supportive team ethos that defines this squad.
So proud of every single one of the ladies for their commitment, determination, and the way they represented the club today. You were simply brilliant.
A massive well done to CPD Cei Connah Ladies Football as well for reaching the final and for the competitive games throughout the season, a great advert for women’s football.”

TEAMS

MYNYDD ISA

Danielle McComb, Lydia Ward, Caroline Ratcliffe, Jessica-Lee Wellstead, Tahlia Roberts (c), Melanie Prince, Tara Davies, Laura McGee, Nia Farren. Subs: Sarah Hutchinson, Emma Heath, Katharine Voice, Ceri Jones, Sharon Edwards, Holly Brimble, Jeni Healy.

CPD CEI CONNAH

Laura Green, Chloe Jones, Stacy Harrison, Nikki Lee Taylor, Natalie Bennett, Rebecca Jones, Leanne Hughes (c), Lian Renshaw, Emily Shute. Subs: Amy Clarke, Deryn Evans, Alexandra Garbett, Taylor Amber, Chelsey Whitby, Kelly Cormack

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