Leavers
Rhys Tudor – Caldy
Direct running winger Rhys Tudor heads over the border to Caldy as he looks to test himself in the Championship. After 6 seasons, 92 appearances and 31 tries the 2024/25 Supporters Player of the Year and Try of the Year winner will be missed. However, I’m sure it’s not the last time we will see him in an RGC shirt!
Ilan Evans – Bedford
Ilan has been with RGC since he was 15 and the boy from Ruthin has grown into a talented 2nd row the type of which are hard to come by. With 60 appearances to his name the opportunity to undertake a financial management course alongside his rugby career proved too tempting and we wish him all the best in his future endeavours.
Sam Stoddard – Canada
The travel bug has caught up with Mr Stoddard, who has made 45 appearances for RGC and having not ventured far from Colwyn Bay RFC, last year’s top try scorer has decided that now is the time to ‘scratch the itch’ with a year out in Canada. We hope he enjoys his time with the Mounties and returns across the Atlantic having enjoyed his time away.
Ethan Fackrell – Swansea
Having moved up to Stadiwm CSM from Cardiff Rugby, ‘Facks’ who made 54 appearances for RGC was an instrumental member of the team with a real ‘rugby nous’ who was a pleasure to have around the squad. A former Wales u20 international he was a pivotal member of the team but was unlucky with a season ending hamstring injury last year. We hope he can get back to his best (except against us) in Swansea.
Dan Roderick – Bridgend
D’rod’ has the beaches of Oz firmly in mind and will return home to Bridgend for the first half of the season before heading out to Australia in the New Year. Dan who made 16 appearances, was a real professional who pushed hard with Connor Dever for the starting 9 jersey last year and we wish him all the best in the future.
Dylan Alford – Scarlets
Dylan who made 4 appearances for RGC was previously on a dual contract, but now the Scarlets have decided to take the Bethesda 2nd row and Wales u20 player on full time within their Senior Academy. We wish him the best of luck and hope that he can gets the opportunity to wear the red of both Scarlets and Wales in the future.
Tom Cottle – Cardiff Rugby
As previously announced, Tom has taken the opportunity to sign professional terms with Cardiff and will be undertaking a university course alongside his rugby commitments. The Wales u20 international, who made 2 appearances for RGC, has a big future ahead of him and we hope that the Mold RFC product goes well in the capital.
Jack Tomlinson – Cardiff Met
jack has been extremely unlucky with injuries which have limited his appearances this season however, during his time with RGC, Jack made 12 appearances for the region. Jack has now made the decision to head to University and continue his rugby journey in the capital. Good luck to you Jack.
Other mentions:
Jessie Williams – has headed back to New Zealand to fight for an NPC contract for the next 6 months. With a bit of luck we should see Jessie returning to us in December. Currently Jessie has made 81 appearances for RGC.
Pedr Jones – Sam Stoddard obviously didn’t want to be on his own and so has convinced his partner in crime to head to Canada with him for a period of time. Whether that is 2 weeks or 4 months we don’t even think Pedr is sure, but we hope to see him back in black in the near future.
Billy McQueeney – The big man from Llandudno has gone into semi-retirement with a young family and career to take into consideration. However, Billy will be available for RGC as and when his other commitments allow. Billy made 50 appearances for RGC.
Ymadawyr
Rhys Tudor – Caldy
Mae Rhys, ein asgellwr chwim yn croesi’r ffîn i Caldy wrth iddo am brofi ei hun ym Mhencampwriaeth Lloegr. Ar ôl 6 tymor, 92 o ymddangosiadau a 31 o geisiau, bydd Chwaraewr y Flwyddyn y Cefnogwyr 2024/25 ac ennillwr Cais y Flwyddyn yn golled mawr ond, rwyn siwr na fydd hyn yn y tro olaf byddwn yn gweld Rhys mewn crys Rygbi Gogledd Cymru
Ilan Evans – Bedford
Mae Ilan wedi bod gyda Rygbi Gogledd Cymru ers pan oedd yn 15, ac mae’r bachgen o Rhuthun wedi datblygu i glo talentog a’r math o’r ail rheng sy’n anodd dod o hyd iddi. Er i Ilan chwarae 60 gêm i ni, roedd y cyfle i ddilyn cwrs rheolaeth ariannol ochr yn ochr gyda’i yrfa rygbi yn brofi i fod yn temtasiwn iddo fe, ac rydyn yn dymuno pôb lwc i Ilan am y dyfodol.
Sam Stoddard – Canada
Chwaraeodd Sam 45 o gêmau i Rygbi Gogledd Cymru ac er i Sam beidio teithio yn bell o Glwb Rygbi Bae Colwyn, mae’r prif sgoriwr ceisiau tymor diwethaf wedi penderfynu treilio blwyddyn yn Canada. Rydyn yn gobeithio bydd Sam yn mwynhau ei amser gyda’r ‘Mounties’ ac yn dod yn ôl dros yr Iwerydd wedi mwynhau ei amser i ffwrdd
Ethan Fackrell – Abertawe
Chwaraeodd ‘Facks’ 54 o gêmau i Rygbi Gogledd Cymru ar ôl symud i Stadiwm CSM o Rygbi Caerdydd, ac ddaeth yn aelod dylanwadol o’r tîm wrth iddo darllen y gêm yn ddeallus ac yn ymarferol. Roedd y cyn chwaraewr rhyngwladol dan 20 Cymru yn pleser i gael o gwmpas y carfan ac yn aelod canolog o’r tîm. Roedd Facks yn anlwcus blwyddyn diwethaf gyda anaf i ei llinyn y gar, ac oherwydd yr anaf, daeth tymor Facks i ben. Gobeithiwn bydd Facks yn nôl i ei orau gyda Abertawe (ond dim pan mae nhw yn chwarae ni!!)
Dan Roderick – Pen-y-Bont
Bydd treathau aur Awstralia ar feddwl D-Rod’ wrth iddo dychwelyd adref i Ben-y-Bont am hanner cyntaf y tymor cyn symud i Awstralia yn y flwyddyn newydd. Roedd Dan yn proffesiynol yn ei agwedd ac wnaeth 16 o ymddangosiadau i Rygbi Gogledd Cymru wrth iddo brwydro yn galed gyda Connor Dever am y crys rhif 9. Dymunwn pôb lwc i Dan am y dyfodol.
Dylan Alford – Scarlets
Tymor diwethaf roedd Dylan ar gytundeb deuol gyda’r Scarlets ac o ganlyniad chwaraeodd Dylan 4 gêm i Rygbi Gogledd Cymru, ond nawr mae’r Scarlets wedi penderfynu cymrud yr ail-rheng a chwaraewr rhyngwladol dan 20 Cymru o Fethesda, a rhoi cytundeb llawn amser gyda’r Academi Hŷn. Dymunwn pôb lwc i Dylan ac gobeithiwn bydd Dylan yn cael y cyfle i wisgo crys coch y Scarlets a Cymru yn y dyfodol
Tom Cottle – Rygbi Caerdydd
Fel y cyhoeddwn ni ychydig o wythnosau yn ôl, cymerodd Tom y cyfle i fod yn chwaraewr proffesiynol gyda Caerdydd a dilyn cwrs prifysgol ochr yn ochr gyda’i ymrwymiadau rygbi. Mae gan y chwaraewr rhyngwladol dan 20 Cymru, a wnaeth chwarae 2 gêm i Rygbi Gogledd Cymru, dyfodol disglair o’i flean ac gobeithiwn bydd y chwaraewr o Glwb Rygbi Yr Wyddgrug yn cael llwyddiant yn y prif ddinas.
Jack Tomlinson – Met Caerdydd
Eleni, nad yw Jack wedi chwarae llawer o gêmau oherwydd anafiadau ond yn ei amser gyda Rygbi Gogledd Cymru wnaeth Jack 12 o ymddangosiadau i’r rhanbarth. Penderfynodd Jack mynd i Brifysgol a parhau ei taith rygbi yn y prif ddinas. Pôb lwc i ti Jack
Eraill
Jessie Williams – Mae Jessie wedi dychwelyd nôl i Seland Newydd er mwyn ceisio am gytundeb Pencampwriaeth Daleithiol Genedlaethol (NPC) ar gyfer y 6 mis nesaf. Dylwn disgwyl i Jessie dychwelyd nôl i Rygbi Gogledd Cymru ym mis Rhagfyr. Ar hyn o bryd mae Jessie wedi chwarae 81 o gêmau i ni
Pedr Jones – Yn amlwg nad oedd Sam Stoddard eisiau bod ar ei hun yn Canada felly mae Sam wedi perswadio hanner arall yr act dwbl, Pedr, i ymuno a fe am gyfnod o amser dros yr Iwerydd. Pwy a wyr am faint o amser bu Pedr draw ‘na, 2 wythnos neu 4 mis, sai’n siwr mae Pedr yn gwybod chwaith ond gobeithiwn welwn Pedr nôl yn crys Rygbi Gogledd Cymru yn y dyfodol agos. Ar hyn o bryd mae Pedr wedi chwarae 82 o gêmau i ni
Billy McQueeney - Mae’r cawr o glo o Landudno wedi penderfynu i rhan-ymddeol wrth i fe ystyried ei deulu ifanc a’i gyrfa. Fodd bynnag bydd Billy ar gael i Rygbi Gogledd Cymru pan fydd ei ymrwymiadau eraill yn caniatau. Chwaraeodd Billy 50 gêm i ni
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