Basic Details

 

Founded: 1880
City: Bala, Gwynedd
Stadium: Maes Tegid
Stadium capacity: 3000

 

Bala Town FC – History

Bala’s early history is not well documented but first memories are of a team in the early 1880’s playing games on the Lake foreshore. After Bala formed 2 teams, Bala North End and Bala South End who competed until 1897 when a team called Bala Thursdays was formed and played on Castle Park (the present cricket field). The Bala Press Team was established then in the 1900’s and became one of the best amateur sides in North Wales winning many trophies including the Dolgellau Cup and Cambrian Coast League (no dates are available). The local Bragdy Cup was first played for by local teams in the early 1930’s and this competition is still alive and flourishing today.

 

The first available League status record is of Bala playing in the Welsh National League North Division 2 East in 1921/22 Season – no further league records are to hand. Bala were still playing at Castle Park where one of the most epic games in the Club’s history was played in 1946 against Shrewsbury Town of the English Midland League in the 4th round of the Welsh Senior Cup. Bala held their illustrious opponents to a 1-1 draw.

 

In the early 50’s Bala then moved to the adjacent Maes Tegid where they have been ever since and played in the Welsh National League Wrexham Area from 1950-54. They rejoined the Cambrian Coast League in 1954 and were League Runners-up in 1957/58. They had a treble winning season in 1958/59 winning League, Cup and Mid Wales Cup. They were again runners up in 1960/61 before being Champions again in 1962/63.

 

The Club then re-entered the Welsh National League Wrexham Area in 1963/64 and were ever present in that League until promotion to the Cymru Alliance in 2004. Bala were Division 2 Champions in 1967/68 and were promoted to Division 1 for the 1968/69 season. They remained in the top division for 20 years until relegated in 1987/88 season. By now Division 1 had been re-named the Premier Division therefore Bala were again in Division 1 after relegation. They won the Division 1 Championship in 1989/90 but after promotion to the Premier League were relegated back after 1990/91 and further dropped to Division 2 in 1992/93 when the Reserves Team folded due to lack of support.

 

They were promoted to Division 1 for 1995/96 Season and won the Division 1 Championship in 1997/98 to be promoted to the Premier Division where they remained until Colin Caton’s arrival at the beginning of the 2003/04 season – a season which culminated in Bala Town being crowned Premier Division Champions in his debut season in charge at the club which signalled promotion to the Cymru Alliance League for 2004/05 season. Bala also won the NEWFA Challenge Cup in 2003-04 with an extra time victory over Buckley Town at Cefn Druids.

 

In their first season in the Cymru Alliance 2004/05 the club finished in a very creditable 4th place, reached the Quarter Final of the Welsh Senior Cup after epic wins against Ton Pentre and Welshpool, were losing finalists against Buckley Town in the NEWFA Challenge Cup Final held at the Racecourse, Wrexham, and won the Cymru Alliance League Cup against Penrhyncoch. The Youth Team also reached the Semi-Final of the Welsh Youth Cup. A momentous year for the Maes Tegid club under the managerial guidance of Colin Caton.

 

The club finished in 7th position in the Cymru Alliance 2005/06 and lost on penalties in the Final of the League Cup to League Champions Glantraeth. The Reserves however had a momentous double winning season as Champions of Div 2 WNL Wrexham area and also winning the League Cup.

 

Floodlights were installed for the 2006/07 season (upgraded to exceed 500 lux in 2009/10). 2006/07 also saw the impressive development of Maes Tegid facilities with the installation of 300 seats, (a further upgrade to 500+ also occurred last season). The Management team of Colin Caton and Steve Crompton also remained in place and the club had high hopes of further success. As it transpired the club recorded its best ever season thus far in 2006/07 by 3 winning trophies and 2 runners up spots. The NEWFA Challenge Cup was won at the Racecourse Ground Wrexham in an exciting final against Gresford and the Cymru Alliance League Cup was won at Llandudno against Holyhead. The club also finished in second place in the Cymru Alliance League failing by a narrow 2 point margin to gain promotion to the League of Wales. The Reserve team did equally well. They achieved back to back championships by winning the Welsh National League Wrexham Area Division 1 Championship and were also runners up in the League Cup Final losing in extra time to Overton. As earlier mentioned that season also saw further impressive development of Maes Tegid facilities with the installation of floodlights, new seated spectator stands, a behind the goal spectator shelter, entrance turnstiles and hardstanding around the whole pitch perimeter.

 

Following the previous season of great success in 2006/7 it was always going to be difficult to replicate those achievements but 2007/8 proved equally successful both on and off the field. The ”Lakesiders” were defending 2 prestigious cup competitions and remarkably retained both when winning the NEWFA Challenge Cup at the Racecourse, Wrexham with a 2-1 victory over gap Queens Park and repeating the scoreline against the same team at Prestatyn to secure the Cymru Alliance League Cup. These cup successes were complemented with another successive 2nd place in the Cymru Alliance League, missing out on promotion this time to Prestatyn Town. Such a record of silverware was a tremendous achievement for Colin Caton and his team with a club that was relatively small in comparison to opponents faced in the 2nd tier of Welsh Football. The Reserve team also had an excellent season and produced further silverware for the club when they captured the Welsh National League Wrexham Area Division 1 League Cup. They also finished in 3rd place in their league to round off another superb season for Andrew Parry and his youngsters.

 

However, in 2008-09 the club finally achieved promotion to the Welsh Premier League after two 2nd place finishes. They were crowned Huws Gray Cymru Alliance League Champions without kicking a ball as their nearest rivals Holyhead Hotspur lost heavily at home to Flint Town United on the last day of the season and to rub salt in Holyhead’s wounds we beat the same opponents at Llandudno FC to secure the League Cup for an unprecedented fourth time in five seasons. The Reserves were crowned Wrexham Area Reserves Division League Champions and League Cup Winners. Over the following close season further ground improvements were undertaken with the full enclosure of the Town End, the seat and light enhancements, the construction of a Media Centre, the complete overhaul and extension of the dressing rooms, the enclosure of the referee’s room, a medical centre and the provision of a club office which enabled the club to achieve the much coveted Domestic Licence to be able to compete at the top level of Welsh football. This season was a culmination of a record of rise from the lowest depths of the Welsh Pyramid fifteen years earlier to the top league in Wales, with so much silverware won along the way – a tremendous achievement for Colin Caton and the club as a whole.

 

2009-10, the club’s first season in the Welsh Premier was a big learning curve and in any other season a finishing position of 11th amongst the 18 top clubs in Wales would have been a massive achievement. However the fly in the ointment was the decision by the Welsh Premier League committee to reduce the league to 12 clubs and therefore immediate relegation was seemingly inevitable – however it was deemed the feeder leagues promoted clubs were unable to reach the criteria to receive the Domestic Licence to achieve promotion and Bala Town took their place among the elite ‘Super 12’ for the 2010-11 season.

 

If we thought 2009-10 was a baptism of fire it was nothing compared to 2010-11 and a poor set of early results saw us fighting to remain out of the two relegation spots for most of the season. When the league split into two after the New Year we battled gamely but by the narrowest of margins finished again in 11th place (and once again in a relegation spot) but as fate would have it one of the feeder league winners was again denied a promotion spot and therefore we proudly took our place again with renewed vigour for our third season in the top league tier in Wales.

 

The 2011-12 season was however much better and saw further progress with the Lakesiders finishing a record 5th place in their 3rd season in the Welsh Premier League. Town didn’t drop out of the top 6 all season and cemented 5th position deservedly. They progressed into the newly formed ‘European Playoffs’ and faced Prestatyn Town in the Semi Finals. A 2-1 home win saw Colin Caton’s men reach the final where they travelled to Llanelli AFC. 90 minutes away from Europe but narrowly missed out on a European place as Andy Legg’s men won 2-1.

 

During this season captain Mark Jones won the Daily Post’s WPL Player of the Year award, was named in the WPL Team of the Year and scooped up the Welsh Premier League’s Player of the Year award which showed Town’s progression yet again.

Another record breaking and history making season followed in 2012-13. Colin Caton took charge of this 10th season with the Lakesiders and passed the 400 match in charge milestone in February.

 

The campaign was very mixed as Town slipped into the Playoff Conference early on and were playing catchup for the rest of the first half of the season. After the split the Lakesiders ran away with 7th place and yet again were in the Playoff spots after a 10 match unbeaten and winning run.

 

A 1-0 win against 8th place Connah’s Quay in the Quarter Finals and then a convincing 4-2 away win against Bangor City saw Bala back in the Playoff Final for the second succession and extend their run to 12 games unbeaten.

But this time the outcome was different as a John Irving 89th minute winner against Port Talbot Town secured a European place for Bala Town for the first time in their history and finish the season with a record breaking 13 unbeaten matches.

 

The Europa League draw on the 24th June saw us drawn against FC Levadia Tallinn of Estonia. The European adventure into the unknown saw us win the first leg at home by one goal to nil before losing 3-1 away to go out on aggregate by 3 goals to 2. This is hopefully just the start to the next chapter for Bala Town Football Club and we can have further European matches in the forthcoming seasons.

 

After our European adventure it was back to the 2013/14 league campaign but it was a sluggish start which saw the Lakesiders pick up only 7 points from the first 3 months of the season. The results in ‘theWord’ Cup were however solid and saw Bala secure a place in the final and also a progressive improvement in League form towards the Christmas/ New Year period.

 

A loss on penalties in ‘theWord’ Cup saw attention full back on the second half of the league in the bottom six and pushing towards a playoff spot. Town reached the Welsh Cup Semi Final but lost 2-1 against TNS – however with Aberystwyth reaching the final and qualifying for Europe, hopes of the 7th placed finish were still alive.

 

Results and goals were going in Town’s favour but slipping up towards the end of the season and Aberystwyth’s domination meant the 6 point gap saw the campaign ending in 8th spot. However after Town’s slow start they still scored the 3rd highest amount of goals and conceded the 3rd least amount of goals in the league.

 

2014/15 saw new faces arrive at Maes Tegid with Huw Griffiths joining the Club’s management and Town’s line-up taking on a more youthful look. The season got off to a superb start with Bala firmly placed in the top three by Christmas.

 

A successful cup run in ‘theWord’ Cup saw them finding themselves in the final for the second successive season but sadly fall to a 3-0 defeat to TNS. By the half-season split Bala didn’t drop below 3rd position in the league as the run in to the final matches of the season approached.

 

Going into the final match of the season, Town sat in 2nd – were 3 points ahead of Airbus in 3rd with Bala needing a point or more against TNS. Ahead of a bumper crowd a 1-1 draw saw the Lakesiders seal 2nd spot and qualifying for the Europa League for the 2nd time in their history.

 

After a 3-1 loss away at FC Differdange of Luxembourg, it was all to do in the second leg but goals from Conall Murtagh and Ian Sheridan saw Bala take the lead but their hopes of a second round tie were dashed due to an injury time winner by Differdange.

 

The Club broke their highest points tally (59) in the Welsh Premier and their highest ever position (2nd). All in all, the best season ever for the Club.

 

2015/16 was another successful campaign for the Lakesiders. A successive second place finish in the Welsh Premier League after only losing 6 WPL fixtures all season saw them secure European qualification on the final day of the season. A draw against Swedish giants AIK followed but two 2-0 losses brought the end to another Europa campaign.

 

Unfortunately, Town had a mixed start to the 2016/17 season due to injuries, suspensions and no home ground due to the 3G pitch installation that opened in September. Knocked out of the Irn Bru Cup and League Cup early on, focus was on the League and Welsh Cup and by the end of the League split in January, Town were flying and secured a spot in the top 6. Bala’s good run continued and they finished 3rd in the WPL, only a point behind 2nd place Connah’s Quay.

 

Meanwhile, a win against Caernarfon in the Welsh Cup Semi Final saw the Lakesiders reach a Welsh Cup Final for the first time in their history. TNS were the opponents and clear favourties but an incredible second half comeback with goals from Jordan Evans and a 86th minute header from Kieran Smith saw Town pick up the prestigious Welsh Cup trophy for the first time in their proud history and automatic qualification into the Europa League for a 4th time. 

 

We went on to begin the 2017/18 season with our 4th Europa League adventure drawn against FC Vaduz from Liechtenstein, a Swiss Premier League outfit. We lost 2.1 at home before another 3.0 loss at the picture postcard Rheinpark Stadium deep in the Swiss Alps. Steve Fisher hosted his 10 year testimonial match at Maes Tegid v Caernarfon and Colin Caton celebrated his 15th season in charge and 600 games as Club Manager. The 2017/18 League campaign didn’t get off to the bests of starts with only 8 points on the board by the start of October. There were early exits from the League and Welsh Cup but Town had an excellent 4 months in the middle of the season which saw them seal a top 6 spot by the split and then go on to end the season in 4th place and secure another Europa Cup qualification for the 5th time.

 

The 2018/19 season began with a Europa draw against Tre Fiori from San Marino. We had high hopes of a first Europa Cup win but went down 3-0 in Forli in the first leg after a disastrous first 45 minutes. We won the home leg 1.0 but were disappointed with the overall outcome. During the season we suffered a Welsh Cup quarter Final defeat at home v Cardiff Met and a Nathaniel MG Cars Quarter Final defeat by Connahs Quay. A difficult League campaign saw us finish in 6th place but then lost the Europa Cup Play Off Final at home v Cardiff Met again. This time it was a dramatic penalty shoot out defeat AET finished 1-1.

 

Colin Caton began his 17th season in 2019/20 at the helm with over 650 matches under his belt. We suffered an early 3rd round exit from the Welsh Cup but went on to reach the Semi Final of the League Cup before losing 2-0 to Connahs Quay. Danny Gossett continued his excellent recovery from his cancer diagnosis with the Club holding fund raising events to support his cause. We were delighted to finish in 3rd place in the Welsh Premier League after a close battle all season at the top. Chris Venables was named Player of the Season in the WPL awards and he also won the Golden Boot award for league top scorer! Covid 19 terminated the season early and we were given automatic Europa Cup qualification for the 6th time.

 

Despite the uncertainty of the Covid pandemic the 2020/21 season began in late August and we were thrust straight into our 6th European campaign. It resulted in a stunningly sensational 1-0 win away in Valletta, Malta and sent us through a qualifying round in Europe for the very first time. We were then drawn against European giants Standard Liege of Belgium and lost only 2-0 in their magnificent stadium after after an heroic display. A really tough League season followed but a final 3rd place finish again was enough to see us qualify for Europe for the 7th time. Chris Venables wins the Golden Boot award again as top League goalscorer. There were no Cup competitions due to Covid lockdowns.

 

Another European campaign saw Bala Town begin the 2021/22 season but despite 2 very close matches we were beaten 1-0 in both home and away legs against Larne FC from Northern Ireland. We forged some serious friendships from these 2 matches. The Club had a good run in the Nathaniel MG Cars Cup before losing the Semi Final at home 4-1 to Connahs Quay. Another brilliant run came to an end in our 5th Welsh Cup Semi Final against Penybont on a Friday night in Aberystwyth. We lost on penalties again after the match finished 0-0. Another superb run of form saw the Club secure 2nd place in the JD Cymru Premier League with a 2.0 away win at Caernarfon on 18th April and secure another Europa League qualification. Our 8th UEFA qualification in the last 10 years! Our 3rd time we have finished in Runners up spot in the Premier League.

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2022/23 season begins with our 8th European campaign and results with unbelievable heartache but our heads held high with pride about the performance. We were drawn against full time Irish Premier side Sligo Rovers losing our home leg 1-2. We then travelled to Sligo and won 1.0 after extra time but lost the tie on a penalty shoot out. We missed countless chances and the Sligo goalkeeper was named Man of the Match in both legs. It was generally acknowledged by all that “we were robbed”. The Club had 2 excellent Cup runs with the highlight being when we won the Nathaniel MG League Cup following a penalty shoot out v Connahs Quay in January 2023. We then progressed to our 2nd Welsh Cup Final but were well beaten by TNS in May at Nantporth, Bangor. A disappointing end to a brilliant campaign. During the season Colin Caton passed his 800th match in charge of the 1st Team, a remarkable achievement. Kieran Smith also became the player with the most Welsh Premier appearances for the Club with 231 matches. It is his 10th season with the Club. The Club had a disappointing end to their League season as we failed to win any League games after the split and finished in 5th place in the JD Cymru Premier. We also failed to qualify for Europe after a home defeat v Newtown in the Semi Final Play Off match. Ryan Valentine has been at the Club now for 10 years as player and coach.

 

Recent Season’s Honours

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Tymor 2022-23 Season

5th in Welsh Premier League

Nathaniel MG League Cup- Winners – after penalty shoot out v Connahs Quay.

Welsh Cup Finalists – lost 6-0 to TNS

Colin Caton 800th match in charge v Newtown on 6/5/23

Kieran Smith and Ryan Valentine – 10 years at the Club.

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Tymor 2021-2022 Season
2nd in Welsh Premier League
Europa Conference Cup – lost 1-0 home and lost 1-0 away to Larne, N.Ireland
Welsh Cup Semi Final – lost on penalties to Penybont
Nathaniel MG Cars Cup Semi Final – lost 1-4 v Connahs Quay
Colin Caton Manager of the month- September
Dave Edwards Player of the month – September
Colin Caton’s 750th match in charge v TNS on 5/4/22

Chris Venables Player of the month - April

Tymor 2020-2021 Season
3rd in Welsh Premier League
European qualification for 7th time
Europa Cup victory v Valletta, Malta – 1-0 away – first ever qualifying round win
Europa Cup – lost 2-0 away in Standard Liege
Welsh Cup – no competition
Nathaniel MG Cars Cup no competition
Chris Venables scores his 200th  Welsh Premier League goal
Chris Venables wins Golden Boot Award for Welsh Premier League again
Colin Caton’s 18th season in charge – over 700 games as BTFC manager

Tymor 2019-2020 Season
3rd in Welsh Premier League
European qualification for 6th time
Welsh Cup 3rd round – lost 2-0 to Flint Town
Nathaniel MG Cars Cup Semi Final – lost 2-0 v Connahs Quay
Chris Venables wins Player of the Season for Welsh Premier League
Chris Venables wins Golden Boot Award for Welsh Premier League
Colin Caton’s 17th season in charge – over 650 games as BTFC manager
 

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Tymor 2018-19 Season

6th in Welsh Premier League

European Play-Off Finalist (3-1 defeat on penalites vs Cardiff Met)

Mike Hayes - 100 Starts For Bala

Henry Jones - Goal Of The Month shortlist & Player Of The Month - August

Steven Tames - Goal Of The Month - August

Mike Hayes - Goal Of The Month - September

Ethan Crooks & Iwan Hardy - Call up to Wales Regional Development Squad

Nathaniel MG Cup Round Three - 0-1 defeat vs Connah's Quay Nomads

Henry Jones - Goal Of The Month - November

JD Welsh Cup Quarter Final - 0-1 defeat vs Cardiff Met

Henry Jones, Ashley Morris & Henry Jones - Wales C Squad Call-Up

Ashley Morris - 250th Appearance For Bala

Hari Roberts - U12's FAW Trust North Wales Regional Tier 1 Squad Call-Up 

Ethan Crooks & Iwan Hardy - Wales Boys Regional Tier 2 Squad Call-Up

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Tymor 2017-2018 Season
4th in Welsh Premier League
Welsh Cup 3rd Round – lost 4-0 v Aberystwyth
Nathaniel MG Cars Cup Round 1 – lost 1-0 v Newtown
Colin Caton – Manager of the Month – December
Chris Venables – Player of the Month – December
Les Davies – Goal of the Month – February
Colin Caton’s 15th season in charge – 600 games as BTFC manager
Lewys Turner and Charlie Williams – call ups to Wales U18’s Academy squad and training camps.

 

Tymor 2016-2017 Season
3rd in the Welsh Premier League
JD Welsh Cup Winners – won 2-1 v The New Saints
‘theWord’ Cup Round 2 – lost 2-1 v The New Saints
Irn Bru Cup 4th Round – lost 4-2 v Alloa Athletic
Kieran Smith – Goal of the Month – April
Kieran Smith – Player of the Month – November
Lee Hunt – JD Welsh Cup Player of the Round – Semi Final
Anthony Stephens – Player of the Month – January / February
Anthony Stephens nominated for WPL Young Player of the Year
Colin Caton nominated for WPL Manager of the Year
Under 12’s – Academy Cup National Winners v Risca United
Daf Evans – caps for Wales Schoolboys, call up to Wales U18’s Academy squad and training camps.

 

Tymor 2015-2016 Season
2nd in the Welsh Premier League
‘theWord’ Cup Round 1 – lost 2-1 v Caernarfon Town
Welsh Cup Quarter Final – lost 3-0 v Airbus UK
Stuart Jones – Player of the Month – March
Steve O’Shaughnessy – Manager of the Month – February
Steve O’Shaughnessy – Manager of the Month – August / September

 

Tymor 2014-2015 Season
2nd in the Welsh Premier League
‘theWord’ Cup Runners-up – lost 3-0 v TNS
Welsh Cup 4th Round – lost on penalties v Connah’s Quay (2-2 ft & AET)
Colin Caton – 12th season in charge – 494 matches
Stephen Fisher – 10th season at the Club
Dan Dascalu and Cai Parry called up for Wales U18’s Semi Pro v Republic of Ireland and played
Cai Parry called up for Wales U18’s Schoolboys
Under 19’s – Welsh Youth Cup Semi Finalists v Swansea City
Under 12’s – Academy Cup National Runners-up v Risca United
Huw Griffiths – Manager of the Month – February 2015
Lee Hunt – Goal of the Month – December 2014 v Carmarthen

 

Tymor 2013-2014 Season
8th in the Welsh Premier League
Europa League – 1-0 win v Levadia Tallinn 1st Leg, 1-3 loss v Levadia Tallinn 2nd Leg
‘theWord’ Cup Runners-up – lost on penalties v Carmarthen (0-0 ft and AET)
Welsh Cup Semi Final – lost 2-1 against TNS
Colin Caton – 11th season in charge – 455 games
Kieran Smith – nominated WPL Young Player of the Year
Mark Connolly – nominated WPL Player of the Year
Kieran Smith – April Goal of the Month v Aberystwyth
Mark Connolly & Allan Bickerstaff – January Player and Manager of the Month
Mark Connolly – November Goal of the Month & Sport Wales November Goal of the Month v Airbus
Ryan Jones – Wales Academy U18’s call-up v Republic of Ireland and scored.

 

Tymor 2012-2013 Season

7th in Welsh Premier League
Europa Playoff Final winners v Port Talbot
Mark Jones in Welsh Premier Team of the Year.
Welsh Cup Round 4 – lost 4-3 against Carmarthen Town
13 match winning run
Colin Caton’s 10th season in charge – 400 games as BTFC manager
Ryan Jones – Wales Semi-Pro U18’s debut v Republic of Ireland

 

Tymor 2011-2012 Season

5th in Welsh Premier League
Runners up in the Europa Playoff Final v Llanelli
Mark Jones – Corbett Sports Player of the Year
Mark Jones in Welsh Premier Team of the Year and also won the Daily Post Player of the Year poll
Stuart Jones – Corbett Sports WPL February Player of the Month
Welsh Cup – lost 4-0 against TNS in the Semi Final

 

Tymor 2010-2011 Season

Mark Jones- Principality Player of the Month – January 2011
Mark Jones received 7 votes in Welsh Premier Team of the Year and also one of the nominees in the Daily Post Player of the Year poll
Welsh Cup – lost 4-1 against UWIC in the Quarter Final

 

Tymor 2009-2010 Season
Colin Caton – Principality Manager of the Month – January 2010
Ricky Evans – Principality Player of the Month – February 2010
Welsh Cup – lost 1-0 against Port Talbot Town at Aberystwyth F.C. in the Semi Final
U16s Academy
Amsterdam Cup Winners

 

Tymor 2008-2009 Season

Huws Gray Cymru Alliance League Champions
League Cup Winners – won 2-0 (aet) against Holyhead Hotspur @ Llandudno F.C.
North East Wales F.A. Challenge Cup – lost 4-3 (away) against Lex XI in the quarter finals
Welsh Cup – lost on penalties 5-4 (aet 3-3) at home against Prestatyn Town in the second round
Reserves
Wrexham Area Reserves Division League Champions
Wrexham Area Reserves Division League Cup Winners – won 4-1 against Chirk AAA Res @ Corwen FC
Horace Wynne Cup – lost 1-0 at home against Coedpoeth Reserves in the second round

 

Tymor 2007-2008 Season
Huws Gray Cymru Alliance Runners-Up
Roger Jones Building Merchants League Cup Winners – won 2-1 (aet) against gap Queens Park @ Prestatyn
North East Wales F.A. Challenge Cup Winners – won 2-1 against gap Queens Park @ The Racecourse
Welsh Cup – lost 2-1 (aet) away against Holyhead Hotspurs in the second round
Reserves
Finished 3rd in Wrexham Area Division 1
Wrexham Area Division 1 League Cup Winners – won 2-0 against Penley @ Llangollen F.C.
Horace Wynne Cup Quarter Finals – lost 2-1 away against Garden Village

 

Tymor 2006-2007 Season
Huws Gray Cymru Alliance Runners-Up
Roger Jones Building Merchants League Cup Winners – won 2-1 against Holyhead Hotspurs @ Llandudno
North East Wales F.A. Challenge Cup Winners – won 2-1 against Gresford Athletic @ The Racecourse
North East Wales F.A. President’s Cup Runners-up – lost 2-1 against Brynteg Inn @ Brymbo F.C.
Welsh Cup 3rd Round – lost 3-0 away against Port Talbot Town
Colin Caton – Huws Gray League Manager of the Season sponsored by North Wales Joinery
Reserves
Wrexham Area Division 1 League Champions
Wrexham Area Division 1 League Cup Runners-Up – lost 2-1 (aet) against Overton @ Rhos Aelwyd F.C.

 

Tymor 2005-2006 Season

Finished 7th in Huws Gray Fitlock Cymru Alliance
Roger Jones Building Merchants League Cup Runners-up – lost 5-4 on penalties against Glantraeth @ Llandudno F.C.
Reserves
Wrexham Area Division 2 League Champions
Wrexham Area Division 2 League Cup Winners – won 1-0 against Mold Juniors @ Llangollen F.C.

 

Tymor 2004-2005 Season  
Finished 4th in Huws Gray Fitlock Cymru Alliance
Roger Jones Building Merchants League Cup Winners – won 3-2 against Penrhyncoch @ Buckley F.C.
North East Wales F.A. Challenge Cup Runners-Up – lost 4-2 (aet) against Buckley F.C. @ The Racecourse
Welsh Cup Quarter Finalists – lost 4-0 against Rhyl F.C. @ Belle Vue
Reserves
Finished 3rd in Wrexham Area Division 2
Youths
Welsh Youth Cup Semi-Finalists – lost 7-0 against Newport County @ Caersws F.C.

 

Tymor 2003-2004 Season
Colin Caton appointed Bala Town manager
Wrexham Area Premier League Champions
North East Wales F.A. Challenge Cup Winners – won 2-1 (aet) against Buckley F.C. @ Cefn Druids F.C.
North East Wales F.A. Presidents Cup Runners-Up – lost on penalties against Bradley Park @ Brymbo
Reserves
Finished 7th in Wrexham Area Division 2