FOOTBALL ROUNDUP
NATHANIEL CAR SALES WELSH LEAGUE DIVISION ONE: Barry Town Utd 2 Caerau Ely 2; Caldicot Town 0 Cwmbran Celtic 4; Goytre 5 Haverfordwest County 1; Monmouth Town 2 Port Talbot Town 2; Penybont 3 Cambrian and Clydach Vale BGC 1; Risca Utd 2 Afan Lido 4; Ton Pentre 1 Goytre Utd 2; Undy Ath 3 Taffs Well 2
division two: Aberfan SDC 1 Cardiff Airport 2; Cardiff Hibernian 4 Cardiff Cosmopolitan 4; Carnetown AFC 3 AFC Bargoed 1; Penrhiwfer AFC 2 Tynte Rovers 2 NEWPORT AND DISTRICT FOOTBALL LEAGUE PREMIER X: Riverside Rovers 0 - 3 Cwmcarn Ath; Pontnewydd Utd 2 - 3 AC Pontymister; Malpas United 0 - 5 Docks Cons DIVISON ONE: Croesyceiliog Ath 8 - 2 Villa Dino Ch; West of St Julians 2 - 1 Machen FC; Albion Rovers 3 - 1 Cwmcarn Athletic; Docks Cons 2 - 3 Caerleon Town DIVISON TWO: Victory Church AFC 1 - 1 Glan Usk FC; Glenside Rovers FC 3 - 2 Lliswerry FC; Rogerstone AFC 2 - 7 Recite Scaffolding; Caerleon Town 1 - 3 Albion WALES striker Helen Ward has announced she is pregnant and will miss Yeovil Town Ladies’ first topflight campaign.
The 30-year-old, who is Wales’ all-time record goal scorer, signed for the Lady Glovers on a free transfer in February ahead of the Women’s League One Spring Series, which runs from April to June.
But on Friday she said she will Rovers; Cromwell AFC 0 - 4 Llanyrafon KNAUF GWENT CENTRAL LEAGUE A JONES AND CO CUP - ROUND TWO: 7 RACE 4 DIVISION ONE: Blaenavon Blues 1 Forgeside 2; Clydach Wasps 4 Pontypool Town 5; Crickhowell 1 Tranch 5; Cwmffrwdoer 1 Wainfelin BB 1 DIVISION TWO: Bailey Rangers 5 Fairfield Utd 0; Mardy 2 New Inn 6 Forgeside B WATSON FINANCIAL MID WALES LEAGUE (SOUTH) Hay St Marys Res 6, Penybont Res 0; Presteigne Res 2, Builth Wells Res 5 MANDERWOOD PEMBROKESHIRE LEAGUE DIVISION ONE: Angle 3 Goodwick Utd 3; Lamphey 2 Monkton Swifts 2; Milford Utd 1 Carew 4; Narberth 4 Pennar Robins 2; Neyland 8 Johnston 4; Tenby 4 Hakin Utd 9; West Dragons 2 Merlins Bridge 1 DIVISION TWO: Clarbeston Road 6 Hundleton 3; Goodwick Utd II 0 St Ishmaels 2; Hakin Utd II 6 Solva 3; Herbrandston 15 Letterston 1; Merlins Bridge II 1 Lawrenny 3; Saundersfoot Sports 2 Prendergast Villa 2; St Clears 3 Fishguard Sports 0 DIVISION THREE CUP SEMI: Llangwm 0 Kilgetty 1 DIVISION THREE: Camrose 5 Manorbier Utd 0; Milford Ath 0 Pennar Robins II 5; Pendine 0 Broad Haven 3 DIVISION FOUR: Hubberston 0 Angle II 1; Pennar Robins III 1 Pembroke Boro 2; St Florence 3 St Clears II 1 DIVISION FIVE CUP SEMI FINAL: Hundleton 1 Kilgetty II 1 (AET Hundleton won 5-3 on pens) DIVISION FIVE: Carew III 3 Letterston II 0; Camrose II 4 Milford Ath II 2; Lawrenny II 0 Broad Haven II 2; Monkton Swifts II 9 Milford Utd II 1 NORTH EAST WALES FOOTBALL LEAGUE PREMIER DIVISION: Bradley Park 2 Offa Ath 5; Caerwys FC 0 CPD Sychdyn 3; Cefn Mawr Rangers 6 Hawkesbury Bell 0; Mostyn Dragons 1 Mold Town Utd 3; Gap Connah’s Quay 5 Mynydd Isa Spartans 1; Halkyn Utd 4 Aston Park Rangers 4 NEWFA VETS CUP ROUND TWO: Halkyn Vets 2 Ruthin Vets 4 not be able to fulfil her contract at Yeovil.
“My husband and I are expecting our second child,” Ward said. “Although a little unexpected, we’re very excited.”
The former Watford, Arsenal, Chelsea and Reading striker added on social media: “This is not the end of my football career. I fully intend to pick up where I’ve left off in the winter.
“I want to prove myself again at the highest level and will do all I can to put myself in the best condition possible to come back and play again at both club and international level.”
After the 2017 Spring Series - a transitional competition designed to ease the WSL’s move from a summer to a winter calendar - Yeovil will play in WSL 1 again from September.
Ward was part of the Wales squad that finished sixth in the Cyprus Cup earlier in March, netting in their group-stage win over Hungary. When the then-Reading striker had her first child, she began the 2015 season on maternity leave before helping the Royals win the WSL 2 title later that term.