Full Name: Penrhyncoch Football Club
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Founded: 1970
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Location: Penrhyncoch, Ceredigion, Wales
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Stadium: Cae Baker
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Capacity: Approx. 1,000
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Club Colors: Black & White
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Nickname: The Cockerels
History
Penrhyncoch FC was founded in 1970 and represents the small village of Penrhyncoch near Aberystwyth. For most of its history, the club competed in local and regional Welsh leagues, gradually building a reputation as a well-organised and competitive community club.
In recent decades, Penrhyncoch has established itself in the Cymru North (the second tier of Welsh football), marking the highest level the club has played at. Promotion to this level was a significant milestone and a sign of steady long-term development.
Honours
Penrhyncoch FC has not won major national trophies, but has enjoyed regional success, including:
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Mid Wales League:
Champions – Multiple times (most notably during the 2010s) -
Ceredigion League:
Champions – Several titles
These honours helped the club progress through the Welsh football pyramid.
Notable Players
Due to the club’s semi-professional and regional nature, Penrhyncoch has not produced internationally famous players. However, notable contributors include:
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Long-serving local players who played key roles in promotion campaigns
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Players who later moved to Cymru Premier clubs after strong performances
The club is known more for team cohesion than individual star power.
Notable Managers
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Local Welsh managers who guided the club to promotion into Cymru North
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Coaches with strong community ties who emphasized discipline, fitness, and youth integration
Managerial stability has been a key strength in the club’s progress.
Best Domestic & International Campaigns
Domestic
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Promotion to Cymru North – the greatest achievement in club history
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Consistent mid-table finishes in the second tier against larger and more established clubs
International
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Penrhyncoch FC has never competed in European competitions, which is expected for clubs at this level of Welsh football.
Current Status
Penrhyncoch FC currently competes in the Cymru North.
The club is considered stable and well-run, focusing on:
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Staying competitive at second-tier level
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Developing local talent
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Strengthening infrastructure rather than chasing rapid promotion
They are seen as a resilient and community-driven club rather than a title contender.
Stadium – Cae Baker
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Location: Penrhyncoch, Wales
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Capacity: ~1,000
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Surface: Grass
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Description:
A traditional Welsh non-league ground with a friendly atmosphere, closely connected to the local community and surrounded by countryside.
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