The Genero Adran Leagues Seasons for 2025/26 have now come to a close, with lots of drama, incredible moments and title winning performances.
Read below for our Genero Adran North Team of the Season!
Goalkeeper | Ffion Davies | Llanfair United
Player/Assistant Manager Ffion Davies has been vital in between the sticks for Llanfair United this season.
Keeping the most clean sheets in the division with five to her name, Davies has been a regular at Llanfair for a number of seasons now, and has gone from strength-to-strength under Lucie Gwilt.
Defender | Megan Andrews | Connah’s Quay Nomads
For a number of seasons, Megan Andrews has been a handful at both ends of the pitch down the right for Connah’s Quay Nomads. It’s been no different this campaign.
The pacey advanced full-back provides so much creativity from open play and deadball situations, and whilst Nomads lost the playoff final, many who watched that game could see the talent on display in that right-back position.
A nominee for the FAW National League Awards for Genero Adran North Young Player of the Season.
Defender | Ruby McGilloway | Flint Town United
Defender? You read that right, and it speaks volumes of the versatility of Flint Town United captain Ruby McGilloway.
A committed player and a leader in the camp at the Essity Stadium, the former Holywell star has adapted into a central defender role this season, having previously played midfield and on the wing. She has been crucial in Flint’s success in the Genero Adran North this season.
Defender | Millie Evans | Llanfair United
Another played nominated for Genero Adran North Young Player of the Season at the FAW National Leagues Awards, 19-year-old central defender Millie Evans has thrived under the leadership of Lucie Gwilt since joining from The New Saints.
A mature defender, capable of playing midfield, who is still at the very start of her career, Evans is a player held in high regard across the Genero Adran Leagues.
Defender | Evie Chard | Connah’s Quay Nomads
Up for Genero Adran North Player of the Season at the FAW National Leagues Awards, central defender Evie Chard has once against played a crucial role in a strong Connah’s Quay Nomads backline.
Defensive attributes which sees very few strikers find a way past, the former Altrincham regular is also effective in starting attacks, and in a side that is much more used to attacking, is a significant attribute to have.
Midfielder | Rosie Hughes | Flint Town United
The Genero Adran Leagues will say farewell to Flint Town United star Rosie Hughes this summer, as she takes on a new challenge in the United States.
Nine goal contributions this season in the league for the midfielder, Hughes will be a big loss to both Flint and the league. Promotion from the North Wales League, a unique story alongside both sisters on the pitch, and ending on Flint’s best season to date.
Also a nominee for the FAW National League Awards for Genero Adran North Young Player of the Season.
Midfielder | Jenna Tugwell-Allsup | CPDM Y Felinheli
Key to a positive second half of the campaign for CPDM Y Felinheli, midfielder Jenna Tugwell-Allsup continues to be a regular in their midfield, staying consistent across a number of seasons in North Wales.
Five goals and four assists this campaign, in a season packed with injuries and squad movement at Felinheli, Tugwell-Allsup has been a reliable source of creativity and match-winning moments in the Genero Adran North.
Forward | Dottie Evans | Berriew
A debut season at tier two is always a huge challenge, but this Berriew side have caused lots of problems for many establish Genero Adran North sides, aided by a player who knows all about the division, Dottie Evans.
Formerly of Llanfair United, and most recently playing her football for Newtown before a switch to Berriew in the summer, Evans has nine goals in nine games for the Powys-based side.
To put simply, her goals have given Berriew a fighting chance this season, and finishing on nine points in 6th place in their first season, it a respectable finish.
Forward | Ella Jones | Connah’s Quay Nomads
We all knew this player would make an appearance. Genero Adran North top scorer Ella Jones has been phenomenal since her switch from Llandudno.
20 goals in tier two this campaign, and probably would’ve been more if it wasn’t for injury, which kept her out of that all-important playoff with Cardiff Met.
A clinical finisher, and up for Genero Adran North Player of the Season at the FAW National League Awards.
Forward | Tania Wylde | Llanfair United
Arguably the best summer signing of the season in the Genero Adran Leagues.
Tania Wylde has showed this campaign why she’s one of the most clinical finishers in the Welsh game. Having showed her quality for several seasons in Ceredigion, she has finally earned that recognition in the Genero Adran North.
18 goal contributions in 9 games, Lucie Gwilt completing the signing of her former Aberystwyth Town teammate has inspired Llanfair United to another 2nd place finish.
Forward | Llywela Edwards | CPDM Y Felinheli
An incredible season across all competitions, CPDM Y Felinheli forward Llywela Edwards has been crucial in the goals scored by Aaron Jones-Evans’ side this campaign.
Nine goal contributions in the Genero Adran North this season, Edwards is one of a number of players who have inspired Felinheli to a turn in fortunes during the last few months.
Manager | Jordan Parry | Connah’s Quay Nomads
Back-to-back titles and unbeaten seasons for Connah’s Quay Nomads. It’s not ending Jordan Parry would’ve wanted after the playoff heartbreak, but there is a lot to be proud of from his five year tenure at women’s first team manager.
In the running for the FAW National Leagues Awards, Parry will depart Nomads this summer, as they begin a new era in the Genero Adran North.
Honourable Mentions
Hannah Slack – Connah’s Quay Nomads
Ceri Slaney – CPDM Bangor
Rebecca Bott – Flint Town United
Polly Wild-McGregor – Connah’s Quay Nomads
Jasmin Dutton – Llandudno
Tonicha Lloyd – Llanfair United
Beth Roberts – Flint Town United
Elana Harley – Connah’s Quay Nomads
Sophie Cook – Llanfair United
Seren Cashen – Llandudno
