Shaun Davies

2 weeks ago | leaderlive.co.uk | Shaun Davies

The club secured four prizes in the FAW National League Awards, which took place in Cardiff. In the Adran North section, Nomads’ unbeaten season was recognised by three awards. Jordan Parry was named as the league’s manager of the season, while there was double joy for Polly Wild-McGregor. The Connah’s Quay skipper, who scored 21 goals from midfield, made it a season to remember by winning the Adran North player of the season and young player of the campaign accolades.

2 weeks ago | leaderlive.co.uk | Shaun Davies

After finishing second in their group, Wrexham took on Drip FC in the first stage of the knockout portion. Despite goals from Marc Albrighton and Aaron James, Wrexham lost out 6-2. Wrexham had lost their final group game 3-1 to Pat McAfee’s CONCAFA SC. The Dragons, who had beaten Como and Despemendidos in their previous games to make sure of a top-two group finish, had ex-Reds striker Jake Hyde again on the scoresheet. Wrexham Red Dragons' women's side lost all three of their group encounters.

4 weeks ago | leaderlive.co.uk | Shaun Davies

The duo, both in the promotion spots, saw their 100 per cent winning records halted last time out. Leaders Hawarden Park will be hoping for better fortune tomorrow when they welcome third-placed Llandudno. Meanwhile, second-placed Halkyn are on their travels to Connah’s Quay, who occupy a mid-table berth. Gresford will be looking to make it back-to-back triumphs as they host Bangor Seconds, while fourth-placed Mold make the short trip to Northop Seconds.

4 weeks ago | leaderlive.co.uk | Shaun Davies

Crusaders, leading the way in League One, will play host to Rochdale Hornets at Colwyn Bay’s Stadiwm CSM on Sunday and this will be game nine of North Wales’ 18-match campaign. The front-runners go into the match-up on the back of a hard-fought 30-6 success at Keighley Cougars and head coach Forster is geared up for a testing afternoon. He told Cru TV: “It’s going to be a tough one. I think in terms of brand of rugby, I think Rochdale are playing up there with the best.

4 weeks ago | leaderlive.co.uk | Shaun Davies

Following on from a testing start to the campaign, Chirk have picked up back-to-back triumphs in the Shropshire League. Meanwhile, Northop Hall are targeting promotion from Division Two of the Liverpool Competition and after losing out in their first contest of the summer, Ben Slater’s side have triumphed in each of their match-ups since then. Last time out, it was a North Wales derby triumph for Hall in their meeting against Prestatyn.