Ellis Lunn scored a hat-trick as early Genero Adran South leaders Cascade maintained their perfect record with a 6-1 win over Cambrian United at the M&P Group 3G on Sunday.
Cascade wasted no time and took the lead inside just six minutes through Nicole Fenton, who also set up captain Annaliese Lewis for a second goal two minutes later.
Remarkably, Lunn’s hat-trick arrived within the space of 24 minutes as Cascade opened up a five-goal cushion heading into half time, with Lunn now making it 12 goals in her last six games.
17-year-old Trinity Reakes extended Cascade’s advantage on 64 minutes, while Cambrian grabbed their consolation through Aliya Hull, who converted from the penalty spot. Cascade have now scored a staggering 41 goals in their last six matches in all competitions.
Second-place Cwmbran Celtic kept their perfect record intact with a 6-1 victory over Carmarthen Town at the Motazone Arena.
Cerys Shipley, Fiona Anthony and Macey Morris all found the net to put Celtic three goals up heading into the second half. Morris’ second of the afternoon then arrived just two minutes after the restart before Georgina Cridland also got in on the act with her first league goal since February.
Cridland turned provider for Celtic’s sixth goal as she assisted Jade Crofts, who rejoined the club from top-flight outfit Briton Ferry Llansawel earlier this week. Carmarthen denied Phil Schonbeck’s side their clean sheet with Jasmine Guymer’s late goal, but the damage was already done by Celtic, who continued their bright form.
Penybont also made it three wins from their first three matches as they came from behind to beat Pontypridd United 2-1 at USW Sports Park.
Pontypridd’s in-form teenager Robyn Lloyd struck the opening goal midway through the first half, but Penybont levelled the contest seven minutes before half time thanks to Evie Jones’ first goal for the club.
Bont’s winning moment arrived in the 63rd minute as substitute Maisy Fahey-Pennell, who just four minutes after being introduced, set up Layla Williams to complete the turnaround. Bont have now won back-to-back away matches in the Genero Adran South for the first time since April 2025.
Rianne Jones bagged a brace as Pure Swansea edged past newly-promoted Llanrumney United with a 3-2 victory at the SU Sports Centre.
Both sides went into the half time interval all square as Llanrumney’s Heather Wearmouth cancelled out Kayleigh Hateley’s opener for the Swans. However, Jones found the net twice early in the second half to restore the hosts’ lead.
Llanrumney skipper Rosina Hill quickly halved the deficit for her side, but the Swans saw out the final 30 minutes to pick up a hard-fought home win.
Genero Adran South results:
Pontypridd United 1-2 Penybont
Cwmbran Celtic 6-1 Carmarthen Town
Cambrian United 1-6 Cascade
Pure Swansea 3-2 Llanrumney United
