This season the side, whose first team walked-out last summer, found itself on the wrong end of 36-0, 28-0 and 26-0 scorelines as well as the 43-0 loss.
The Football Association of Wales (FAW) said the club had taken the move "with regret".
The team, known as the Castle, found itself in
the headlines following its latest defeat, which meant the side had let
in 219 goals and scored just one in 10 games.
Club officials had said earlier this week they were putting a
"brave face" on the results and had no intention of giving up but the
statement issued through the FAW indicated the club will focus on
bringing on youth players.It said: "With regret, the club has decided to withdraw its membership from the Welsh Premier Women's League with immediate effect.
"Caerphilly Castle is very proud of its tradition of nurturing young footballing talent over the years but the club has found it difficult to compete at the highest level of Welsh Women's Football this season.
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