I am a very proud mum to 2 football mad girls ⚽️⚽️ I love watching them both and hope one day their dreams come true and they play for their country / city⚽️
Ryan Reynolds on @WrexhamAFCWomen: "Oh my gosh. What a story. The women’s team has almost — in so many ways — more at stake and has pushed harder than the men’s club, because they’ve never really been given that kind of equitable playing ground. We’ve done everything we can to look at that through the same lens as you would the men’s club — getting them a field that is theirs, a place where you can congregate a community that’s their own home turf, their own home stadium at the Rock has been a huge priority since day one. Just watching them scrap and fight and kick and punch their way out of the very bottom of this pyramid, which exists for them as well, all the way up to winning the entire league this year, is just a true fairy tale story." [@Variety] #WxmAFC
🏆 Wrexham have been crowned Genero Adran U19s League national champions, after last weekend's 2-1 win against Pontypridd United.
Goals from Sienna Perry and Grace Morris secured the season-defining three points for The Red Dragons, despite Lydia Earles' reply for Ponty in the second-half.
After The New Saints and Connah's Quay Nomads withdrew from the league during the week, it means Wrexham are five points clear with a game to go.
Gareth Owen's side will lift the title on May 9th in their reverse fixture with Pontypridd United.
Llongyfarchiadau to Rosie Hughes, Leah Burke and Chloe Ankers, who are huge part of the Foundation team and are now champions as they helped @WrexhamAFCWomen lift the Genero Adran Premier title for the first time last weekend 🙌
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History makers, again!
A tough 1st half, and a firecracker 2nd. To seal the title by putting 11 past Swansea and Cardiff in the space of 5 days says it all💪
Everyone involved on the pitch and off continue to do this club, town, and community proud.
Enjoy those celebrations!💪
A cracking end to phase one for Wrexham.
I feel like a broken record, but another really professional performance, led brilliantly by Jodie Bartle.
Props to Katie Barker on a first Town hat-trick, and nice finishes from Rosie.
Great to see Leah Burke continuing to step up, too
A very comfortable evening for us #WxmAFC
Leah Burke the standout in the first half
Barkers hatrick and @WXMstrikerR9 brace will get the attention
Rosie with goal of the day with that volley ⚽
Scrappy first half, absolutely dominant second from Wrexham today. Brilliant👏
Solid all across the board, but particularly superb from Knoxy and Jodie Bartle, and a cracking performance from Leah Burke.
I'm not one to usually dig out referees, but that ref was... something🤦♂️
With this being a Trophy match, nice to see some of our younger players getting a run out like Leah Burke starting and others on the bench. #askwxm#wxmafc
Leah is the name!
A student at Wrexham University and a Community Coach, Leah has always loved football and her local community and is now building on that passion with the Foundation.
Watch and read her inspiring story below 👇
🔗 https://t.co/pat3rXMiwm
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Jenny Sugarman rotated the squad for today's trophy match. Four changes including a first senior start for Leah Burke. With 9-0 win, off to a great start, Leah! #wxmafc