Mark Jones names 20-man Cymru C squad to face England
Mark Jones at Caernarfon, Wales 30 March 2022. International Challenge match between Wales C and England C. Credit: Will Cheshire
Cymu C manager Mark Jones has named a 20-man squad for the clash with England C at Altrincham’s Moss Lane on Tuesday, March 21.
Six new players have been called up with Ben Ahmun, Gwion Dafydd, Josh Williams, Ryan Sears, Sam Jones, and Sion Bradley called up for the first time.
“We are very much looking forward to the game and it will be a good challenge against a top-class England side,” said Jonah. “I would like to congratulate every player who has been selected. I have stayed loyal to many of those who performed so well last year, but the selection was nonetheless difficult because there are so many in-form players.”
Former Everton trainee Connor Roberts, and Alex Ramsay, whose brother Eric, has just become a first-team coach with the Wales senior squad, are called up for a second consecutive year.
Cardiff Met and The New Saints are represented the most with four players apiece. Emlyn Lewis, Kyle McCarthy, Tom Price, and Sam Jones make up the Archers contingent, whilst, for TNS, Roberts is included along with Danny Davies, Leo Smith, and youngster Dafydd.
Penybont have three players with Mael Davies, Kane Owen, and forward Nathan Wood included, with Connah’s Quay represented through Aeron Edwards and Josh Williams. There is Cymru South representation for the first time with Kayne McLaggon, the top scorer with 25 goals in 23 games, called up for a third time in a row.
Goalkeepers
Alex Ramsay (Bala Town) and Connor Roberts (The New Saints)
Danny Davies (The New Saints), Mael Davies (Penybont), Lee Jenkins (Haverfordwest County), Emlyn Lewis (Cardiff Met), Kyle McCarthy (Cardiff Met), Kane Owen (Penybont), Ryan Sears (Newtown).
Midfielders
Sion Bradley (Caernarfon Town), Aeron Edwards (Connah’s Quay Nomads), Clayton Green (Pontypridd United), Tom Price (Cardiff Met), Josh Williams (Connah’s Quay), Leo Smith (The New Saints)
Forwards
Ben Ahmun (Pontypridd United), Gwion Dafydd (The New Saints), Kayne McLaggon (Barry Town United), Sam Jones (Cardiff Met), Nathan Wood (Penybont)
