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Tuesday, 5 April 2016

MBI LLANDUDNO - UPDATED STATS



MBI Llandudno Ladies results 2015/16
Sep 13: Newcastle Emlyn (a - lge) 4-0 (Jemila Bukari, Stacey Tradewell, Rosie Hughes, Sofie Owen)
Sep 27: Cardiff City FC (h - lge) 3-6 (Tradewell, Owen, Kelsey Davies)
Oct 4: Cardiff Metropolitan (a - lge) 0-8
Oct 11: Swansea City (h - lge) 0-2
Oct 18: Rhyl and Prestatyn (h - WC R1) 4-0 (Katie Louise Bowe, Catrin Thomas, Hughes 2)
Oct 25: Aberystwyth Town (a - lge) 1-2 (Tradewell)
Nov 15: Llanfair United (h - WC R2) 7-1 (Bowe 3, Owen 2, Hughes 2)
Nov 22: Port Talbot Town (h - lge) 3-3 (Bowe 3)
Dec 6: Cardiff Metropolitan (a - LC) 2-9 (Thomas, Bowe)
Jan 10: PILCS (h - lge) 4-3 (Sofie Owen 3, Jordanne Greenough)
Jan 17: Newcastle Emlyn (h - lge) 11-0 (Stacey Tradewell 3, Sofie Owen 3, Rosie Hughes 2, Catrin Thomas 2, Katie Louise Bowe)
Jan 24: Cyncoed (h - lge) 0-1
Feb 14: Cwmbran Celtic (a - WC QF) 2-1 (Bowe, Davies)
Feb 21: Cardiff Metropolitan (h - lge) 1-8 (Rosie Hughes)
Feb 28: Swansea City (a - lge) 1-2 (Kelsey Davies)
Mar 6: Aberystwyth Town (h - lge) 4-0 (Bowe 3, Davies)
Mar 20: Denbigh Town (n - WCSF) 4-0 (Tradewell, own goal, Bukari, Hughes)
Apr 3: Port Talbot (a - lge) 1-1 (Bowe)
Apr 5: Rhyl and Prestatyn (a - lge) 1-0 (Davies)
Apr 10: Cyncoed (a - lge)
Apr 17: Cardiff City Women (n - WCF)

Goals (53):
14 - Katie Louise Bowe
10 - Sofie Owen
9 - Rosie Hughes
7 - Stacey Tradewell
5 - Kelsey Davies
4 - Catrin Thomas
2 - Jemila Bukari
1 - Jordanne Greenough
1 - own goal

KELSEY'S LATE STRIKE SEALS IT FOR TUDNO

Kelsey Davies (RED) has scored four in her last seven games - including the match winner at Rhyl

Rhyl and Prestatyn 0 MBi Llandudno 1

Match-winner Kelsey Davies hauled herself away from her university studies to score the deciding goal in the 83rd minute of tonight's derby at the Corbett Sports Stadium.
Davies typified the spirit in the Llandudno camp, and indeed women's football in general, by racing against the clock from Liverpool to arrive in Rhyl 10 minutes before kick-off.
Her late goal settled a hard-fought encounter which ensured Tudno moved three points clear of their North Wales rivals in the Welsh Premier Women's League table.
Llandudno created the majority of chances in the opening half-hour, Rosie Hughes firing wide after great work from Stacey Tradewell in the 14th minute.
Tradewell then produced a remarkable turn and dummy which sold two defenders down the river before Sofie Owen lashed over the bar.
A run and shot from Tradewell saw home keeper Megan Roberts save comfortably, then Owen's dipping effort just cleared the goal frame.
R and P had a great opportunity from a Laura Williams corner but Ashleigh Mills headed wide.
Samantha Jarvis-Evans set up Tudno top scorer Katie Louise Bowe, whose 15-yard attempt was unusually off target.
Bowe's free kick was then well held by Roberts with Tradewell a fraction away from getting a decisive touch.
R and P's Cassandra Thomas delivered a lovely free kick into the six-yard box on 43 minutes but no-one in a white shirt was prepared to gamble and the ball drifted wide.
HALF-TIME: 0-0
The hosts began the second half well, a Phoebe Davies shot flying straight at visiting keeper Jess Hughes before Mills lashed over from 10 yards.
Some strong tackles were going in on both sides, the midfield battle between Tradewell and Davies a very interesting one.
Then in the 73rd minute Llandudno came so close when Bowe's free kick was cleared off the line, and from the rebound Jarvis-Evans rattled the post.
Tudno now piled on the pressure, Bowe and Tradewell playing a lovely one-two before the latter lost control and tried an innovative back-heel which did not come off.
Another Bowe free kick was grasped at the second attempt by Roberts, but the hosts gradually rode the storm and started to threaten themselves.
Tudno keeper Hughes was at full stretch to keep out a Laura Williams curler and Tonicha Dickens lashed the loose ball over the top.
A cross from R and P substitute Lucy Davies was cleared in desperation, but then came the crucial breakthrough.
Llandudno countered and Bowe hit a majestic left-foot pass into the path of Davies who lobbed outcoming keeper Roberts to make it 1-0.
R and P tried to rally but were now vulnerable on the break, player of the match Tradewell blasting a free kick just over before Hughes missed by inches from a Davies cross.

TEAMS

Rhyl and Prestatyn: Megan Roberts, Jess Lowrie, Cassandra Thomas, Rachael Nattrass, Tonicha Dickens, Joy Jamieson (Lucy Davies 79), Rebekah Hansen (Rebecca Bannister 51), Phoebe Davies, Laura Williams, Caroline Gardner, Ashleigh Mills. Other sub: Alaw Davies-Smith.
MBi Llandudno: Jess Hughes, Jemila Bukari, Claire Colville, Catrin Thomas, Rebecca Elliott (Jordanne Greenough 51), Stacey Tradewell, Samantha Jarvis-Evans, Katie Bowe, Kelsey Davies, Sofie Owen, Rosie Hughes.

Monday, 4 April 2016

MBI LLANDUDNO STATS 2015/16 SEASON




MBI Llandudno Ladies results 2015/16
Sep 13: Newcastle Emlyn (a - lge) 4-0 (Jemila Bukari, Stacey Tradewell, Rosie Hughes, Sofie Owen)
Sep 27: Cardiff City FC (h - lge) 3-6 (Tradewell, Owen, Kelsey Davies)
Oct 4: Cardiff Metropolitan (a - lge) 0-8
Oct 11: Swansea City (h - lge) 0-2
Oct 18: Rhyl and Prestatyn (h - WC R1) 4-0 (Katie Louise Bowe, Catrin Thomas, Hughes 2)
Oct 25: Aberystwyth Town (a - lge) 1-2 (Tradewell)
Nov 15: Llanfair United (h - WC R2) 7-1 (Bowe 3, Owen 2, Hughes 2)
Nov 22: Port Talbot Town (h - lge) 3-3 (Bowe 3)
Dec 6: Cardiff Metropolitan (a - LC) 2-9 (Thomas, Bowe)
Jan 10: PILCS (h - lge) 4-3 (Sofie Owen 3, Jordanne Greenough)
Jan 17: Newcastle Emlyn (h - lge) 11-0 (Stacey Tradewell 3, Sofie Owen 3, Rosie Hughes 2, Catrin Thomas 2, Katie Louise Bowe)
Jan 24: Cyncoed (h - lge) 0-1
Feb 14: Cwmbran Celtic (a - WC QF) 2-1 (Bowe, Davies)
Feb 21: Cardiff Metropolitan (h - lge) 1-8 (Rosie Hughes)
Feb 28: Swansea City (a - lge) 1-2 (Kelsey Davies)
Mar 6: Aberystwyth Town (h - lge) 4-0 (Bowe 3, Davies)
Mar 20: Denbigh Town (n - WCSF) 4-0 (Tradewell, own goal, Bukari, Hughes)
Apr 3: Port Talbot (a - lge) 1-1 (Bowe)
Apr 5: Rhyl and Prestatyn (a - lge)
Apr 10: Cyncoed (a - lge)
Apr 17: Cardiff City Women (n - WCF)

Goals (52):
14 - Katie Louise Bowe
10 - Sofie Owen
9 - Rosie Hughes
7 - Stacey Tradewell
4 - Catrin Thomas, Kelsey Davies
2 - Jemila Bukari
1 - Jordanne Greenough, 1 own goal

WOMEN'S FOOTBALL ROUND-UP

Sofie Owen (stripes) puts in a strong challenge for Llandudno at Port Talbot.  PICTURE: ROB WILKINS


Rhyl and Prestatyn host MBi Llandudno tonight (Tuesday) in a genuine Welsh Premier Women's League six-pointer at the Corbetts Sports Stadium (7.30pm kick-off).
Both teams are on 14 points, although Tudno are two places above Rhyl in seventh as they have a considerably better goal difference.
The sides have met just once previous this season and that was in the Welsh Cup at Maesdu Park when Llandudno won 4-0.
Their return league encounter takes place at Maesdu on Sunday, April 24.
Following the demise of Wrexham, this is now the league's only North Wales derby.
Last Sunday saw both teams gain 1-1 away draws - Rhyl and Prestatyn at Newcastle Emlyn and Tudno at Port Talbot.
Bottom side Emlyn secured only their second point of the season.
Rebecca Bannister put the visitors in the lead in the 16th minute and Rhyl and Prestatyn looked to be taking all three points home until Jess Hammett scored for Emlyn late into added time to earn the home side a well needed point.
In the other game, Port Talbot took the lead through a goal from Jesci Hare in the 25th minute. Katie Louise Bowe equalised for Llandudno in the 55th minute with a trademark free kick, giving both sides a point apiece.
It was top-scorer Bowe's 14th goal of the season.
Other scores: Cwmbran Celtic 3 Cyncoed 2, PILCS 1 Cardiff City 3, Swansea City 2 Aberystwyth Town 0.
Fixtures
Tuesday, April 5: Rhyl and Prestatyn v MBi Llandudno, Swansea City v Port Talbot Town.
Sunday, April 10 (2pm): Cardiff City v Aberystwyth Town, Cyncoed v MBi Llandudno, PILCS v Newcastle Emlyn, Port Talbot Town v Cardiff Metropolitan, Rhyl and Prestatyn v Cwmbran Celtic.
NORTH WALES WOMEN'S LEAGUE
Caernarfon Town remain seven points clear at the summit after a hard-fought 2-0 win at bottom side Point.
Ffion Owen and Lexi Musgrave netted for the Cofis, but they were made to battle all the way by a much-improved home team.
Denbigh Town returned to winning ways with a 3-1 success at Pwllheli.
Goalscorers for the champions were Lexi Smith with two, a great strike from outside the box and the second a finish from inside the area, then Chelsea Williams made it three direct from a corner.
Pwllheli got a late consolation through Nia Jones.
Bethel overcame Llanfair United 3-1 to move up to fourth. Alaw Huws, Mari Gibbard and Ffion Williams netted for the hosts, Nia Ellis responding.
Amlwch Town v gap Northop Hall was postponed.
Fixtures
Sunday, April 10 (1pm): League - Kinmel Bay v gap Northop Hall. Betty Pickering Cup: Airbus v Bethel, Amlwch Town v Llanfair United, Caernarfon Town v Denbigh Town, Point v Pwllheli.

Tuesday, 22 March 2016

CAERNARFON TOWN SEVEN POINTS CLEAR AT SUMMIT

Caernarfon Town Ladies squad with club youngsters



CAERNARFON TOWN 3
AMLWCH TOWN 0
NORTH WALES WOMEN'S FOOTBALL LEAGUE

Caernarfon Ladies went seven points clear at the North Wales League summit after a hard-fought 3-0 win over Amlwch on Tuesday night.
Katie Williams converted a penalty for the Cofis, Sioned Bohana also found the net and Lexi Musgrave marked her return to the side with a great individual goal.
It was a tremendous effort also from a much-improved Amlwch side, who lost 12-0 on their previous visit to The Oval.
NORTH WALES LEAGUE TOP THREE
Caernarfon Town: Played 15 Points 35 (goal difference +33)
Denbigh Town: Played 11 Points 28 (GD +24)
gap Northop Hall: Played 9 Points 25 (GD +37)



AMLWCH PROGRESS IN CUP

Amlwch Town Ladies in a huddle before beating Kinmel Bay



AMLWCH Town Ladies were in winning form again as they triumphed 2-0 at Kinmel Bay in the Maurice Naylor Cup.
Victory for the Anglesey side set them up a home tie with Llanfair United in the next round.
The game did not come to life until minutes after the start of the second period when the home side were awarded a penalty which was superbly saved by Town keeper Sara Williams.
This was the boost that Amlwch needed as Charley Smith opened the scoring just before the hour mark, carrying the ball towards the edge of the area before slotting home her first goal for the club.
In the 63rd minute it was 2-0 after a jinking run by Shannon Thomas resulted in a pass to Cerys Gadd, who found herself with only the keeper to beat before firing home with what proved to be the final goal of the day.

Other results:
Maurice Naylor Cup: Bethel 3 gap Northop Hall 0.
North Wales Women's League: Airbus 3 Pwllheli 1, Caernarfon Town 4 Llanfair United 0.
Welsh Cup semi-finals: MBi Llandudno 4 (Tradewell, E Morris og, Bukari, R Hughes) Denbigh Town 0; Cardiff City 3 Swansea City 2.
Welsh Premier Women's League: Aberystwyth Town 1 Cyncoed 1, Cardiff Met 4 Cwmbran Celtic 1, PILCS 5 Rhyl and Prestatyn 0.

MBi LLANDUDNO REACH FIRST-EVER WELSH CUP FINAL




MBi LLANDUDNO 4 (Tradewell, E Morris og, Bukari, R Hughes)
DENBIGH TOWN 0
FAW WOMEN'S WELSH CUP SEMI-FINAL

MBi Llandudno will meet Cardiff City in next month's FAW Women's Welsh Cup Final after a convincing 4-0 win over Denbigh Town in Sunday's semi at Rhyl's Corbett Sports Stadium.
In the very first minute midfielder Stacey Tradewell's long-range stunner proved too powerful for Town keeper Netty Jones and Tudno were ahead.
Chelsea Williams had a chance to equalise two minutes later but blasted over the bar.
Llandudno's Sofie Owen slammed a 20-yard stinger which rattled the post, then Kelsey Davies was denied by good defending before Katie Bowe's free kick dipped inches over.
Soon after Bowe was thwarted by the legs of keeper Jones, who also managed to keep out Davies' follow-up.
In the 25th minute Tudno went two-up when Owen's corner from the left was sliced goalwards by a Denbigh defender and Emily Morris on the line could only fire against her own bar and find the net.
Bowe then smashed a left-foot volley against the bar before player of the match Jemila Bukari made a fine run into the box and drilled home number three.
Another Bowe strike on the turn was well saved by Jones, who then foiled Tradewell with her legs before the break.
Bowe fired another free kick inches over before in the 51st minute Rosie Hughes skilfully worked herself a shooting position and drove in Llandudno's fourth.
It was all Tudno as Jones saved from Tradewell and Bowe before Hughes' header from an Owen corner came back off the bar.
Bowe looked certain to score when she was through on goal, but for once that trusty left foot failed as she skewed her shot wide.
Jones tipped over another Bowe free kick before the end.
Llandudno and Cardiff City will clash in the final on Sunday, April 17, at Latham Park, Newtown.

TEAMS
Llandudno: Jess Hughes, Jordanne Greenough, Claire Colville (Catherine Higgott 55), Jemila Bukari, Stacey Tradewell (Stephanie Walsh 76), Catrin Thomas, Katie Bowe, Samantha Jarvis-Evans (Rebecca Elliott 88), Kelsey Davies, Sofie Owen, Rosie Hughes.
Denbigh: Netty Jones, Emily Morris, Llio Hafal, Siwan Roberts, Gwawr Williams, Lexi Smith, Lucy Morris, Mari Edwards (Charlotte Morris 87), Sam Blackmore (Chelsea Doherty 62), Chelsea Williams, Joanna McKinney (Ellen Lawson 67).

MATCH FACTS
Goals: Llandudno 4 Denbigh 0
Goal Attempts: Llandudno 29 Denbigh 3
Attempts on Target: Llandudno 17 Denbigh 0
Attempts off Target/Blocked: Llandudno 12 Denbigh 3.
Corners: Llandudno 8 Denbigh 0
Yellow Cards: 0-0
Red Cards: 0-0
Attendance: N/A
Player of the Match
Jemila Bukari (Llandudno)
Impeccable defending and a fine goal.