Full-back Roberts transferred from Stoke City in February 2023 and has appeared over 70 times, scoring five goals, across the past two-and-a-half seasons.
And Wolves Women manager Dan McNamara believes Roberts has evolved into one of the “finest left-backs in the division” throughout her tenure at the club.
“The way Beth conducts herself, she’s everything that Wolves is about,” Wolves Women boss Dan McNamara said.
“With her on-pitch performances, she’s developed into one of the finest left-backs in the National League. She’s still eager to rise higher and she wants to challenge herself in WSL2, and she’s definitely heading in the right direction for that.
“Beth is the life and soul, but always ready to give it all on and off the pitch.”
Jenner spent the previous campaign on loan at Wolves from WSL2 team Birmingham City, but has made her transition permanent after signing her first-ever contract.
The 20-year-old made 29 appearances, scoring twice, during her initial season in senior football, and McNamara is thrilled to integrate promising young talent into his roster.
“Another player I’m delighted with and another young player,” he added.
“I think that’s the direction the chairman wants to go in, because you want to retain the best young talent around here and secure them to the football club to demonstrate the ambition moving forward.
“We know what quality she brings – she’s a fan’s favourite, and I’m sure they’ll be thrilled as we are.”