Here's how Penarth Ladies Hockey Club's four teams fared this season.
Penarth Ladies 1s had an exceptional season, winning a historic treble.
Penarth Ladies Hockey Club celebrated Brenda Goodfellow's 50th year playing for the club (Image: Penarth Ladies Hockey Club)
They became West Premier league champions, secured promotion back to National Conference, and were crowned Welsh Cup Champions.
They also won the Eurohockey Club Challenge I in Poland, achieving all this with a perfect season, winning all 30 games.
They scored 20 goals in the Welsh Cup, keeping a clean sheet in every game.
They clinched the EuroHockey Club Challenge I with a last-minute winning goal.
Penarth Ladies Hockey Club's 3rds earned a fifth place finish (Image: Penarth Ladies Hockey Club)
The team, built on strong friendships, aims to continue their success next season.
Captain Lottie Bates said: "Balancing hockey alongside work, study and other commitments is never easy, but every member of the squad consistently showed commitment, worked hard for one another and contributed to the standards that drove the season forward."
Penarth Ladies 2s finished second in the table, securing a well-deserved promotion into South Wales Prem 1.
They won 10 out of 10 matches before Christmas, sitting top of the league, but showed great resilience to hold onto second place.
They plan to build on this season's success.
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Penarth Ladies 3s finished fifth in the South Wales Division 1 league.
Penarth Ladies Hockey Club's 4ths earned a sixth place finish (Image: Penarth Ladies Hockey Club)
They scored 24 goals and conceded 23, showing consistent competitiveness throughout the year.
The team, featuring players aged 14 to 59, created a supportive environment where young players grew in confidence.
Penarth Ladies 4s finished sixth in the South Wales Division 3 league.
The season was marked by draws and a few disappointing losses, but the team was a great balance of juniors and Masters players.
Penarth Ladies Hockey Club's 2nds finished second in the league (Image: Penarth Ladies Hockey Club)
The standout moment of the season was celebrating Brenda Goodfellow’s 50th season playing for Penarth LHC.
Captain Sian Trotman said: "An amazing achievement highlighting what an inspiration she is to the whole club."
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