Football

Novira Cymru North: Buckley bag brace!

Brilliant double for Buckley Town!

The Flintshire club has scooped the Novira Cymru North Manager and Player of the Month awards for September/

Manager of the Month
Dave Evans – Buckley Town

Buckley Town not only enjoyed an undefeated month but have scored an impressive 14 goals in just three league games. A 5-0 win over Penrhyncoch was followed by a 3-3 draw with Rhyl 1879, but Dave Evans’ side made headlines with a resounding 6-2 win away to Bangor City 1876.

Player of the Month
Ben Guest – Buckley Town

Another player finding his form in front of goal in September was Buckley Town’s Ben Guest as he found the back of the net five times. Guest was on target in the 5-0 win over Penrhyncoch, scored twice in the 3-3 draw with Rhyl 1879 and then added another brace in the impressive 6-2 win over Bangor City 1876.
He also netted a free kick stunner in Buckley’s 5-1 midweek NEWFA Challenge Cup win over Holywell United.

Novira Cymru Premier

Manager of the Month
Rhys Griffiths – Penybont

Player of the Month
Liam Eason – Cambrian United

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