Haverfordwest County AFC Ladies have concluded their inaugural season in walking football with an impressive second-place finish, just one point behind champions Briton Ferry Ladies Reds. The club's journey in this league of eleven teams has been marked by consistency, defensive strength, and a remarkable team spirit that has become their hallmark. Throughout the season, Haverfordwest County AFC showcased their skill and determination, finishing with a total of 81 points and a goal difference of +67.

The final rounds in Bridgend and Cwmbran highlighted the team's quality and resilience. In Bridgend, Haverfordwest County AFC secured a 1–0 victory against Llangennech Reds, with Laura Williams scoring the decisive goal. They followed this with a dominant 5–0 win over Cwmbran Blues, where Williams netted four goals, demonstrating her exceptional finishing ability. The squad continued their strong performance with a 2–0 win against FDL Black and a perfect 3–0 victory over CKSV, showcasing their attacking prowess and defensive solidity.

In the Cwmbran round, Haverfordwest County AFC maintained their momentum with a 3–0 win over FDL Pink, featuring goals from Leanne Jones and a brace from Laura Williams. They continued to impress with another 3–0 victory against Cardiff Blues, where Williams scored a hat trick. The team also secured a convincing 4–0 win over Albies Blues, with contributions from multiple players, including Jan Bevan and Pam Thomas. Their final match against BFL Reds was a title decider, where Haverfordwest County AFC dominated possession but ultimately ended in a 0–0 draw, allowing Briton Ferry Reds to clinch the championship.

Manager Leanne Jones has played a pivotal role in shaping the team's identity, instilling discipline and tactical intelligence. Captain Marie Tilley has led the squad with calm authority, fostering a supportive environment. The consistent excellence of Laura Williams, who emerged as a key player with her goal-scoring ability, has been vital to the team's success. The inaugural season for Haverfordwest County AFC Ladies has been a testament to their hard work and camaraderie.

As they reflect on their achievements, the club is well-positioned for future success. Finishing just one point off the title in their debut season is a remarkable feat, and the team’s defensive record, conceding only two goals throughout the campaign, is exceptional. Haverfordwest County AFC Ladies have set a strong foundation for the seasons to come, and their journey in walking football is just beginning.