Aaron Jones-Evans is overjoyed to be back playing football after a battle which threatened to end not just his sporting career, but also his life. The 33-year-old from Abersoch is well-known in women’s football for his coaching role with Bethel, but has also made his mark as a player with Nefyn United and Pwllheli in...
Category: Womens Football
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Goals for Girls: Three-way tie at the top
Three players are now tied on 17 goals in all competitions after the weekend action. Amlwch players Ffion Owen and Lexi Crawley both joined Denbigh Town’s Rosie Hughes at the summit. Hot on their heels is Bethel’s Erin Maloney, who is now up to 16 goals after her latest hat-trick at the weekend. Gemma Jones...
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Female Focus 2020: Erin Heathcote (Connah's Quay Nomads)
Meet Erin of Connah’s Quay Nomads! After every Female Focus, I’ve made it a tradition to pop out and buy a bar of my subject’s favourite chocolate. Well now I’ve changed the game and instead I listen to their Favourite Song (I’ve never heard of any of them). Loose Ends lasted 17 seconds on my...
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Women's football: Bethel smash nine past Denbigh, six for NFA, four from Amlwch and Airbus fly again
Women’s football results – Sunday, January 19 North Wales Women’s Football LeagueDivision One: Airbus 2 Wrexham 1, Bethel 9 Denbigh Town 1, Llanfair United P Rhyl P.Division Two: Amlwch Town 4 Pwllheli 1, Holywell P Mountain Rangers P, NFA 6 Caernarfon Town 1, Penrhyn Bay P Llanberis P. Reports Division One Bethel 9 (Houghton, Maloney...