North Wales women’s football round up: Bangor hit five, great win double for Nomads, Flint smash in seven

SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 1 RESULTS

ADRAN PREMIER – PHASE ONE

Wrexham 4 Briton Ferry Llansawel 0

Eight wins in nine league games for Wrexham who maintained top spot in the Adran Premier with a four-goal triumph over Briton Ferry at The Rock.
The champions took an 11th minute lead when Faye Knox netted at the second attempt after her initial shot was blocked.
It remained 1-0 until the 57th minute when Lili Mai Jones’ strike from outside the box looped in over keeper Courtney Young.
On 58 minutes, Knox made it seven goals in four games when she drilled home a near post strike after receiving a cross from the right via Natasha Thomas.
And a late fourth arrived when a free kick into the box was met by Jody Bartle, ensuring the ball ran for Maria Francis-Jones to slam in from close range.

ADRAN NORTH

CPD Dinas Bangor City 1876 Women 5 Berriew 2

Five-star Bangor delivered on their potential with a fine home victory on Sunday afternoon.
In recent weeks, the Citizens had promised much but not delivered – this time it was different.
The hosts went a goal down after six minutes when Hannah Richards opened the scoring for Berriew, but Bangor soon levelled through Mia Roberts.
The rest of the half saw the home side well on top, Holly Owen-Roberts scoring on 15 and 30 minutes, while Cerys Parry also found the net. Half time: 4-1.
Three minutes into the second half, Ellie Jones added a fifth for the Citizens who remained in command. Gemma Jones bagged a late consolation for the visitors, who have lost three in succession.

Flint Town United 7 CPDM Y Felinheli 2

Flint bounced back in style from last weekend’s home loss to Llanfair when they put seven past Felinheli at the Essity Stadium.
Kelsey Davies was the star turn for the Silkwomen with a hat-trick, making it eight goals in five games since joining the club from Llandudno.
Shannon Hobbs, missing for the Llanfair game, added a double to boost her tally to seven goals in three matches this season.
Sub Laura Williams also made the home scoresheet, with a Rubie Davies own goal making up the seven.
Felinheli were right in it at half time, goals from Llywela Edwards and Angharad Jones bringing them level after an early Davies double had given the hosts a 2-0 lead.

Llandudno 0 Wrexham Foresters 8

Early table-toppers Foresters hit eight against a managerless Llandudno, who only had nine players listed.
Kirstie Kural, Jessica Sayers and Ruby Smith all delivered doubles for the visitors, Keri Sampson and Anna Thomas also on the mark.

Llanfair United 1 Connah’s Quay Nomads 2

Champions Nomads claimed their first maximum points of the season having drawn their opener against Wrexham Foresters 0-0.
Last season’s runners-up Llanfair provided a difficult test for the title-holders, but a pair of Rosie Hughes goals were enough to bank the win, Sioned Roberts replying.

NORTH WALES COAST WOMEN’S LEAGUE

Amlwch Town 1 Holyhead Hotspur 1

Mari Saunderson’s 68th minute goal put Amlwch in front, but an Ellie Murphy equaliser on 81 earned Hotspur a point.
In their previous league game a fortnight previously, Hotspur had been beaten 6-2 at home by Amlwch, so Sunday’s return clash produced a much-improved outcome for them.

Denbigh Town 1 CPD Pwllheli 5

Ruthless Pwllheli sent leaders Denbigh crashing to their first league defeat of the campaign.
Sian Moore and Magi Hughes both scored twice for the visitors, who sit in second place after four straight wins.
Lois Thomas also found the net for Pwll, but was later sent off for a second yellow card.
Sub Paige Perkins grabbed a consolation for Denbigh.

Kinmel Bay 2 Towyn 2

All-square in the Morfa derby between Kinmel Bay and their sister club Towyn.
Natasha Standing and Amy Chesters were on target for Bay, captain Lexie McEvoy and Shanie-May Fleming, with an 80th minute equaliser, salvaging a point for the opposition.

NFA 3 Caernarfon Town 0

Amy Webster produced a double for NFA for a third successive match, taking her overall goals tally to 11 in seven games.
Sub Olivia Evans also made the scoresheet for the Rhyl team.
The home side made it four wins on the bounce and currently occupy third position.

Prestatyn Sports 2 Trearddur Bay 3

Nadine Thomson notched a 92nd minute decider to secure Trearddur Bay their first league win of the season.
Saffron Williams’ 44th minute strike and an own goal made up the away tally, Elle Evans and an own goal ensuring Sports went close to claiming a first point.

NORTH EAST WALES WOMEN’S LEAGUE

Connah’s Quay Nomads Under-19s 10 Coedpoeth United 0

Meisi Griffiths (4), Elin Thomas (2), Lili Haf Evans, Nicola Samson, Katie Roberts and India-Bo Evans shared the goals for dominant Connah’s Quay.

Hawarden Park 7 Buckley Town 0

Lexi Weaver was a hat-trick star for Hawarden, whose other goals came via Elyse Richards, Farrah Aslam, Lucy Dutton and Rebecca Davies.

Northop Hall A Airbus UK Broughton A (abandoned due to played injury with Northop Hall leading 5-0)

NORTH EAST WALES WOMEN’S RECREATIONAL LEAGUE

Halkyn United 0 Deeside Dragons 2

A first win for Deeside Dragons thanks to two goals from Beth Rowland.