NORTH WALES FOOTBALL ROLL OF HONOUR 2015/16

Dafabet Welsh Premier League

Champions: The New Saints

Runners-up: Bala Town

Welsh Cup

Winners: The New Saints

Runners-up: Airbus UK

Word Cup

Winners: The New Saints

Runners-up: Denbigh Town

UEFA Champions League qualifiers: The New Saints

Europa League qualifiers: Bala Town, MBi Llandudno

Europa League play-off winners: gap Connah’s Quay

Huws Gray Alliance

Champions: Caernarfon Town

Runners-up: Cefn Druids

League Cup winners: Caernarfon Town

Runners-up: Flint Town United

Guy Walmsley Welsh National League

Premier Division champions: FC Nomads

Runners-up: Ruthin Town

Premier Division Cup winners: Ruthin Town

Runners-up: FC Nomads

Division One champions: Cefn Albion

Runners-up: Llanuwchllyn

Division One League Cup winners: Llanuwchllyn

Runners-up: Cefn Albion.

Reserves Division champions: Mold Alexandra

Runners-up: FC Nomads

Reserves Division League Cup winners: Ruthin Town

Runners-up: Llangollen Town

Reserves and Colts Division champions: Saltney Town

Runners-up: Brymbo

Reserves and Colts Division League Cup winners: Flint Town United

Runners-up: Brymbo

Lock Stock Welsh Alliance League

Division One champions: Trearddur Bay United

Runners-up: Llandudno Junction

Division Two champions: Greenfield

Runners-up: Nantlle Vale

Reserves Division champions: Denbigh Town

Runners-up: Colwyn Bay

Cookson Cup winners: Glantraeth

Runners-up: Llanberis

Mawddach Challenge Cup winners: Penrhyndeudraeth

Runners-up: Glantraeth

Take Stock Van Hire Cup winners: Llanllyfni

Runners-up: Prestatyn Sports

Reserves Division Craig Bragdy Pools Cup winners: Colwyn Bay

Runners-up: Llanberis

Gamlins Vale of Clwyd and Conwy League

Premier Division champions: Llandudno Albion

Runners-up: Llannefydd

Division One champions: Llanfairfechan Town

Runners-up: Abergele

President’s Cup winners: Llannefydd

Runners-up: Llanfairfechan Town

Premier Cup winners: Rhyl Town

Runners-up: Llandudno Albion

REM Jones Cup winners: Llanfairfechan Town

Runners-up: Cerrigydrudion

 

Gwynedd League

Champions: Y Felinheli

Runners-up: Llanystumdwy

Meditel Gwynedd Cup winners: Y Felinheli

Runners-up: Menai Bridge Tigers

Gwynedd Safeflue Shield winners: Bontnewydd

Runners-up: Aberffraw

Bob Owen Memorial Shield winners: Menai Bridge Tigers

Runners-up: Waunfawr

North East Wales League

Champions: Rhostyllen

Runners-up: Sychdyn

Horace Wynne Cup winners: Rhostyllen

Runners-up: Aston Park Rangers

Premier Cup winners: gap Connah’s Quay

Runners-up: Rhostyllen

President’s Cup winners: Rhostyllen

Runners-up: Offa Athletic

Halkyn Cup winners: Connah’s Quay Tigers

Runners-up: Offa Athletic

Clwyd Cup winners: Rhostyllen

Runners-up: Rhyl Town

Kon-X Anglesey League

Champions: Bro Goronwy

Runners-up: Llanfairpwll Reserves

Bwlch Car Boot Cup winners: Bro Goronwy

Runners-up: Valley

Lucas Oil Cup winners: Llangoed and District

Runners-up: Llanfairpwll Reserves

Lucas Oil Dargie Cup winners: Llanfairpwll Reserves

Runners-up: Valley

William Hill Elias Cup winners: Bro Goronwy

Runners-up: Llangoed and District

Huws Gray Megan Cup winners: Bro Goronwy

Runners-up: Llangoed and District

NEWFA Challenge Cup

Winners: Cefn Druids

Runners-up: Holywell Town

NWCFA Junior Cup

Winners: Llanfairpwll Reserves

Runners-up: Llanfairfechan Town

FAW Trophy

Winners: Abergavenny Town

Runners-up: Sully Sports

NWCFA Intermediate Cup

Winners: Llanystumdwy

Runners-up: Llandudno Albion

BOB BRODIE TROPHY FINAL STANDINGS 2015/16 SEASON

Bob Brodie Trophy winner 2015/16 Corrig McGonigle (yellow shirt)

TOP 10

64 – Corrig McGonigle (Pentraeth/Pentraeth Res) – new Bob Brodie Trophy record

51 – Shaun Morris (Llanfairpwll Res)

48– Asa Thomas (Trearddur Bay)
41 – Andy Williams (Bro Goronwy)

35 -Lance Williams (Menai Bridge Tigers)

27- Richard Roberts (Aberffraw)

25 – Jerome Sillence (Valley)

24 – Mel McGinness (Holyhead Hotspur/Gaerwen – to be confirmed), Jac Thomas (Bro Goronwy), Greg Parry (Llanfairpwll Res)

21 – Mark Griffiths (Gwalchmai – 4 for Llannerchymedd), Andrew Jones (Aberffraw)

20 –  Mark Bridge (Glantraeth), Craig Evans (Llangefni Town), Gary Bolton (Aberffraw), Darren Lewthwaite (Menai Bridge – 10 for Gaerwen)

This season brought the fifth anniversary of the annual Bob Brodie Golden Boot Trophy.

The trophy is named in honour of Bob, a much-missed former footballer and manager on the Isle of Anglesey, who sadly passed away in May 2011.
The award is given to the leading goalscorer in senior Saturday football on Ynys Mon.
PAST WINNERS
2011/12 – Mel McGinness (Holyhead Hotspur) 50 goals
2012/13 – Lance Williams (Menai Bridge Tigers) 62
2013/14 – Gary Jo Owen (Morawelon) 57
2014/15 – Steven Mason (Cemaes Bay) 42

CLWYD CUP FINAL

A SPECIAL football challenge match takes place on Wednesday night (May 25) at Rhydymwyn FC to raise funds for Alder Hey Children’s Hospital.

North East Wales League champions Rhostyllen will take on Vale of Clwyd and Conwy League Premier Cup winners Rhyl Town in a one-off Clwyd Cup Final.

Admission is £3 for adults, £1 OAPs and children and programmes cost £1.

Kick-off is 7pm and all proceeds go to Alder Hey.

RESULTS LATEST

Tuesday, May 24

NEWFA CHALLENGE CUP FINAL

Cefn Druids 2 Holywell Town 0

 

Monday, May 23

WELSH ALLIANCE LEAGUE

Division One: Gwalchmai 1 Glantraeth 3, Penrhyndeudraeth 3 Abergele Town 2.

 

 

LATEST RESULTS

Friday, May 20

Guy Walmsley Welsh National League

Reserves Division Cup Final (at Brickfield Rangers): Llangollen Town 2 Ruthin Town 3.

 

Gamlins Vale of Clwyd and Conwy League President’s Cup Final

Llanfairfechan Town 0 Llannefydd 1.

Gwynedd League Safeflue Shield Final

Bontnewydd 3 Aberffraw 1.

Saturday, May 21

 

Lock Stock Welsh Alliance

Division One: Llandyrnog Utd P Llanberis P, Llanrug Utd 3 Barmouth and Dyffryn 0, St Asaph City 0 Penrhyndeudraeth 5.

Guy Walmsley Welsh National League

Division One: Point of Ayr 8 Garden Village 0.

Reserves Division: Queen’s Park 5 Holywell Town 2.

Reserves and Colts Division: Mold Alexandra P Halkyn United P.

Gamlins Vale of Clwyd and Conwy League

Premier Division: Old Colwyn 1 Llandudno Albion 3.

Division One: Y Glannau 2 Llandudno Athletic 6.

Gwynedd League

Y Felinheli 2 Harlech Town 6.

North East Wales League

Rhostyllen 14 Aston Park Rangers 0

Halkyn Cup Final: Connah’s Quay Tigers 2 Offa Athletic 1.

BOB BRODIE TROPHY 24.5.16

THIS season brings the fifth anniversary of the annual Bob Brodie Golden Boot Trophy.

The trophy is named in honour of Bob, a much-missed former footballer and manager on the Isle of Anglesey, who sadly passed away in May 2011.
The award is given to the leading goalscorer in senior Saturday football on Ynys Mon.
PAST WINNERS
2011/12 – Mel McGinness (Holyhead Hotspur) 50 goals
2012/13 – Lance Williams (Menai Bridge Tigers) 62
2013/14 – Gary Jo Owen (Morawelon) 57
2014/15 – Steven Mason (Cemaes Bay) 42

2015/16 COMPETITION – UP TO AND INCLUDING MAY 24,2016 – LIST NOW ENDS AT 15

64 – Corrig McGonigle (Pentraeth/Pentraeth Res) – new Bob Brodie Trophy record
51 – Shaun Morris (Llanfairpwll Res)

48– Asa Thomas (Trearddur Bay)
41 – Andy Williams (Bro Goronwy)

32 -Lance Williams (Menai Bridge Tigers)

25 – Jerome Sillence (Valley), Richard Roberts (Aberffraw)

24 – Mel McGinness (Holyhead Hotspur/Gaerwen – to be confirmed), Jac Thomas (Bro Goronwy), Greg Parry (Llanfairpwll Res)

21 – Mark Griffiths (Gwalchmai – 4 for Llannerchymedd)

20 –  Mark Bridge (Glantraeth), Craig Evans (Llangefni Town), Gary Bolton (Aberffraw), Darren Lewthwaite (Menai Bridge – 10 for Gaerwen)

19 – Andrew Jones (Aberffraw)

18 – Craig Moore (Trearddur Bay), Iwan Jones (Llangefni Town), Steven Whittaker (Cemaes Bay)

17 – Ryan Taylor (Bodedern)

15 – Curt Williams (Trearddur Bay), Ryan Jones (Bro Goronwy).

BOB BRODIE TROPHY LATEST

THIS season brings the fifth anniversary of the annual Bob Brodie Golden Boot Trophy.

The trophy is named in honour of Bob, a much-missed former footballer and manager on the Isle of Anglesey, who sadly passed away in May 2011.
The award is given to the leading goalscorer in senior Saturday football on Ynys Mon.
PAST WINNERS
2011/12 – Mel McGinness (Holyhead Hotspur) 50 goals
2012/13 – Lance Williams (Menai Bridge Tigers) 62
2013/14 – Gary Jo Owen (Morawelon) 57
2014/15 – Steven Mason (Cemaes Bay) 42

2015/16 COMPETITION – UP TO AND INCLUDING MAY 19,2016 – LIST NOW ENDS AT 15

64 – Corrig McGonigle (Pentraeth/Pentraeth Res) – new Bob Brodie Trophy record
51 – Shaun Morris (Llanfairpwll Res)

48– Asa Thomas (Trearddur Bay)
41 – Andy Williams (Bro Goronwy)

32 -Lance Williams (Menai Bridge Tigers)

25 – Jerome Sillence (Valley)

24 – Mel McGinness (Holyhead Hotspur/Gaerwen – to be confirmed), Jac Thomas (Bro Goronwy), Greg Parry (Llanfairpwll Res), Richard Roberts (Aberffraw)

21 – Mark Griffiths (Gwalchmai – 4 for Llannerchymedd)

20 –  Mark Bridge (Glantraeth), Craig Evans (Llangefni Town), Gary Bolton (Aberffraw)

19 – Andrew Jones (Aberffraw)

18 – Craig Moore (Trearddur Bay), Iwan Jones (Llangefni Town), Darren Lewthwaite (Menai Bridge – 10 for Gaerwen), Steven Whittaker (Cemaes Bay)

17 – Ryan Taylor (Bodedern)

15 – Curt Williams (Trearddur Bay), Ryan Jones (Bro Goronwy).

WEEKEND FIXTURES

Friday

Guy Walmsley Welsh National League (6.30pm)

Reserves Division Cup Final (at Brickfield Rangers): Llangollen Town v Ruthin Town.

 

Gamlins Vale of Clwyd and Conwy League President’s Cup Final (at Rhyl FC, 7.45pm)

Llanfairfechan Town v Llannefydd.

Gwynedd League Safeflue Shield Final (at Caernarfon Town 7pm)

Bontnewydd v Aberffraw.

Saturday

 

Lock Stock Welsh Alliance (2.30pm)

Division One: Llandyrnog Utd v Llanberis, Llanrug Utd v Barmouth and Dyffryn, St Asaph City v Penrhyndeudraeth.

Guy Walmsley Welsh National League

Division One (11.30am): Point of Ayr v Garden Village.

Reserves Division (1pm): Queen’s Park v Holywell Town.

Reserves and Colts Division (2pm): Mold Alexandra v Halkyn United.

Gamlins Vale of Clwyd and Conwy League (2.30pm)

Premier Division: Old Colwyn v Llandudno Albion.

Division One: Y Glannau v Llandudno Athletic.

Gwynedd League (2.30pm)

Y Felinheli v Harlech Town.

North East Wales League (2.30pm)

Rhostyllen v Aston Park Rangers

Halkyn Cup Final (at Rhydymwyn, 2pm): Connah’s Quay Tigers v Offa Athletic.

MIDWEEK FOOTBALL

HOLYWELL Town and Cefn Druids will meet in the final of the NEWFA Challenge Cup next Tuesday, May 24, at Airbus FC’s ground (7.30pm).

In this week’s semis, the Wellmen triumphed 4-2 over Chirk AAA at Buckley on Tuesday and Druids pipped Gresford Athletic 2-1 the following night at Flint.

Ryan Davidson, Phil Lloyd, Paul D Williams (penalty) and Dafydd Griffith struck for Holywell, who led 3-1 at half time and reached their sixth cup final in four years.

Lewis Jones (pen) and Ashton Williams hit back for the Welsh National League Premier Division side.

In the other last-four encounter, Dave Forbes and a 90th-minute clincher from Ryan Kershaw sealed it for Welsh Premier-bound Druids, James Jones responding.

Llanfairfechan Town completed a double after beating Cerrigydrudion 5-2 in the final of the Vale of Clwyd and Conwy League REM Jones Cup at Rhyl FC on Wednesday night.

Joe Jones (2), Mike Chapman, Aaron Rogers and Josh Summers shared the goals for Sandy Malone’s side, who now target a treble when they take on Llannefydd in the President’s Cup Final, also at the Corbett Sports Stadium, Rhyl, on Friday (7.30pm).

Runners-up in Welsh Alliance Division One for the second season in a row, Llandudno Junction rounded off their campaign with an impressive 4-1 triumph at neighbours Glan Conwy on Tuesday.

Bryan Roberts, Lee Ellis, Brad Jones and Owen Woodfield struck for the Railwaymen, Allan Davies replying.

Glantraeth were thrashed 4-1 at Llanberis, Gethin Maxwell, Dylan Parry, Gerad Laidlaw and Owain Gibbard for the Darans, Mark Bridge responding.

Penrhyndeudraeth annihilated Barmouth and Dyffryn 9-0 at Maes-y-Parc, Meilir Williams grabbing a hat-trick, Sion Bradley a double, Steve Jones, Iwan Thomas, Adam Griffiths (penalty) and Carwyn Price one apiece.

Mold Alexandra Reserves were crowned Welsh National League Reserve Division champions on Tuesday after thrashing Queen’s Park 4-1.

In the Gwynedd League Safeflue Shield semis, Bontnewydd edged past Bodedern Athletic 3-2 with goals from Daniel Evans, Gareth Edwards and Iwan Jones and now meet Aberffraw in Friday’s final at Caernarfon Town (7pm).

BOB BRODIE TROPHY LATEST

Asa Thomas scores yet another goal for Trearddur Bay. Pic: DENNIS YOUNG

THIS season brings the fifth anniversary of the annual Bob Brodie Golden Boot Trophy.

The trophy is named in honour of Bob, a much-missed former footballer and manager on the Isle of Anglesey, who sadly passed away in May 2011.
The award is given to the leading goalscorer in senior Saturday football on Ynys Mon.
PAST WINNERS
2011/12 – Mel McGinness (Holyhead Hotspur) 50 goals
2012/13 – Lance Williams (Menai Bridge Tigers) 62
2013/14 – Gary Jo Owen (Morawelon) 57
2014/15 – Steven Mason (Cemaes Bay) 42

2015/16 COMPETITION – UP TO AND INCLUDING MAY 14,2016 – LIST NOW ENDS AT 15

64 – Corrig McGonigle (Pentraeth/Pentraeth Res) – new Bob Brodie Trophy record
51 – Shaun Morris (Llanfairpwll Res)

48– Asa Thomas (Trearddur Bay)
41 – Andy Williams (Bro Goronwy)

32 -Lance Williams (Menai Bridge Tigers)

25 – Jerome Sillence (Valley)

24 – Mel McGinness (Holyhead Hotspur/Gaerwen – to be confirmed), Jac Thomas (Bro Goronwy), Greg Parry (Llanfairpwll Res)

23 – Richard Roberts (Aberffraw)

21 – Mark Griffiths (Gwalchmai – 4 for Llannerchymedd)

20 –  Craig Evans (Llangefni Town), Gary Bolton (Aberffraw)

18 – Mark Bridge (Glantraeth), Craig Moore (Trearddur Bay), Iwan Jones (Llangefni Town), Darren Lewthwaite (Menai Bridge – 10 for Gaerwen), Steven Whittaker (Cemaes Bay),  Andrew Jones (Aberffraw)

17 – Ryan Taylor (Bodedern)

15 – Curt Williams (Trearddur Bay), Ryan Jones (Bro Goronwy).