Bangor City 1876 Women have added the experienced former Bethel, Llanberis, CPDM Felinheli and Llandudno winger Sioned Phillips to their squad.
Phillips, 27, is a former pupil of Ysgol Brynrefail, Llanrug, where she won two Welsh Cups with the school football team at under-13 and under-14 level.
She joined CPDM Bethel in 2016 and was part of the 2018-19 side which jointly won the North Wales Women’s League title.
Phillips went on to form a women’s team at Llanberis in 2019-20, where she was player-manager. Despite showing promise in NWWFL Division Two, the team only lasted a season, which was shortened due to Covid.
In 2021-22, Phillips was in the Llandudno squad which lifted the inaugural tier 2 Genero Adran North title, laying on the winning goal in the team’s final day championship-clinching 3-2 success over Wrexham. Tudno went on to land the North Wales Coast Challenge Cup.
She remained with the Seasiders in 2022-23 and began the next campaign with the club, but in September 2023 decided to join Felinheli. She was only at Cae Seilo for two months before returning to Llandudno, winning a second Adran North title at the end of 2023-24.
Phillips also spent the next two seasons at Maesdu Park, but rarely featured last term. In all, she made 72 appearances for Tudno. notching 12 goals.
Sioned is also a gifted rugby player, usually operating at fly-half.
She has represented Welsh Colleges, Scarlets Under-18’s, RGC, Coleg Menai and Caernarfon, and also played rugby league for North Wales Crusaders.
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