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Presteigne provide two of the selections following their 3-3 draw at Clwb Cymric, while Brecon, Gwernyfed and Kington are also represented after notable individual displays.
Frankie Jones was at the heart of Presteigne’s attacking display, scoring twice as they ended their 2026 programme with a 3-3 draw at Clwb Cymric.
Jones opened the scoring from open play before striking again in the second half to restore Presteigne’s lead at 3-2.
Her contribution was recognised by Clwb Cymric, who selected her as Presteigne’s player of the match.
Sally Morris joins her Presteigne team-mate in the Fantastic Five after sharing Presteigne’s opposition player vote with Jones.
Meg Thomas earns her nomination after being selected as Brecon’s player of the match by Radnor following the closely fought local derby.
Brecon were edged 3-2, with Catrin Jones and Celyn Owens scoring, but Thomas’s performance earned the opposition’s recognition.
Goalkeeper Jess Owen takes her place after playing her part in Gwernyfed’s hard-fought 3-2 victory away to Sue Noakes in South Women’s Division Four.
With Gwernyfed defending a narrow advantage as the hosts scored twice, Owen was praised for her contribution to the victory.
Ruth Corbett completes the five after being named player of the match in Kington’s impressive 6-2 South Wales Women’s Premier Division victory over Milford Haven.
Corbett was recognised for her defensive work and her runs up the pitch as Kington turned a 2-2 half-time scoreline into a convincing win.