Voting is now open for the 2022/23 Genero Adran North awards. You have until 12pm on Friday 12 May to select your Player of the Season and Young Player of the Season.
The winners will be announced alongside the Team of the Season and Manager of the Season on Saturday 20 May.
YOUNG PLAYER OF THE SEASON
Harriet Davies – Llanfair United
Llanfair United may have struggled towards the bottom of the Genero Adran North, but Harriet Davies was a constant threat in attack during her first season at the club. The 20-year-old provided five goals and two assists in the league in nine appearances.
Tegan Hewitt – Connah’s Quay Nomads
Tegan Hewitt started the campaign with Airbus UK before making the move to Connah’s Quay Nomads in December and establishing herself as a key part of Jordan Parry’s attack at Deeside. A brace away at Llandudno in Nomads’ final game topped off an impressive season.
Amber Lightfoot - Wrexham
Still only 22 years old, Amber Lightfoot continued her development with another superb season in Wrexham’s attack. The creative playmaker contributed eight assists in the Genero Adran North alongside 16 goals – including three hat-tricks.
PLAYER OF THE SEASON
Rosie Hughes - Wrexham
It has been another astonishing season for Rosie Hughes, who continues to shine in the final third. Wrexham’s number nine finished on 24 league goals in just nine appearances, but to reduce her game to just goals would undervalue her talent. She holds up the play brilliantly and brings in other players around her too, evidenced by her seven assists.
Kirstie Kural – Connah’s Quay Nomads
When Wrexham hosted Connah’s Quay Nomads at the Racecourse in March, it was not only the home side’s players who made a name for themselves. Kural set the pitch alight for the Nomads, which was no surprise following a season in which she was given licence to play further forward – contributing 14 goals and three assists in the league as a result.
Amber Lightfoot - Wrexham
Amber Lightfoot’s numbers in the Genero Adran North this season – 16 goals and eight assists – speak for themselves and she is certainly ready for the step up to the top-flight. Rosie Hughes may be Wrexham’s focal point in attack, but Lightfoot has led the way behind her with consistently brilliant displays.