Bec Thomas

Goalkeeper Bec Thomas started her career with Wolves at the age of eight and after spells at clubs across the midlands, returned to the Old Gold in summer 2019.

Hailing from Walsall, Thomas is an excellent shot stopper and boasts impressive distribution to start Wolves off on attacks.

Having started off as an outfield player when coming through Wolves' RTC, Thomas turned to goalkeeping at the age of 14, before spending the next eight years across the West Midlands with West Bromwich Albion.

After progressing into West Brom's first-team, Thomas made 32 appearances for the side during the 2016/17 season, as they claimed the Birmingham County Cup for a second year running.

The stopper moved across to the East Midlands in summer 2017, enjoying 18 months at Nottingham Forest. During her time in Nottingham, Thomas stepped out 43 times for the club, and even scored her first - and currently only - goal of her senior career.

Thomas returned to where it all began midway through the 2018/19 season by resigning for Wolves.

During her second spell between the sticks for the Old Gold, Thomas has racked up more than 100 appearances and has been a key part of the squad which claimed the 2021/22 Northern Premier Division as well as successive Birmingham Challenge Cup titles.