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Saturday 6 September

Division One
Glyn Ceiriog

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Communities First
Holt Nomads

1-1

Penley
Johnstown Youth

1-2

Gwersyllt Athletic
Mold Juniors

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Garden Village
Reserves Division
Borras Park Albion

3-1

Llay Welfare
Brymbo

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Chirk AAA
Hawarden Rangers

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Rhos Aelwyd
Lex X1

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Bala Town
Llangollen Town

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Mold Alexandra
NEWI Cefn Druids

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Gresford Athletic
Penycae

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Airbus UK
Reserves & Colts Division
Acrefair Youth

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Penyffordd
Castell AC

9-0

Llangollen Colts
Coedpoeth Utd

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Corwen
Garden Village

1-1

Penley
Johnstown Youth

1-1

Hawarden Rangers
Overton

2-6

Brickfield Rangers
Ruthin Town

8-1

Borras Park Albion

There were no Premier Division matches but in Division One, League leaders Gwersyllt Athletic marched on to go six points clear at the top despite having to conceded ground advantage and having to switch their clash to Johnstown who hit back through Chris Baddley with Ady Kelly Smith and Steve Bird ensuring the points went to Gwersyllt.

Holt Nomads fought out a 1-1 draw with Penley, on target was new kid on the block Lee Parry and hitting back was Craig Salisbury.

In the RESERVES LEAGUE, surprisingly only one game survived, and it saw Borras Park Albion defeat Llay Welfare 3-1. On target were Declan Bourne, Steve Jones and Mark Roberts.

There was an almost full programme in the RESERVES AND COLTS league and classy Castell Alun were in such a dominant mood and they mauled Llangollen Colts 9-1. Making quite an immense impact since stepping up from youth soccer are 16 year old’s Mike Pritchard and Sam Jones who weighed in with a well contrived hat-trick apiece. Elliot Hughes, Cian Phillips and Damien Wilkins completed the rout to continue Colts 100% record.

Ruthin Town walloped Borras Park Albion 8-1, Gwydion Ifan and Ian Williams bagged a treble apiece with Tryfan Prosser and Andy Edwards cementing the success.

In the rest of the action, Garden Village were held to a 1-1 draw by Penley, Kenny Dwyer netted for the hosts with Joe Lunt hitting back.

Hawarden Rangers Colts picked up a 1-1 draw at Johnstown Youth whose marksmen was Ian Beer.

Player boss Pat Loughlin grabbed two goals for Overton who hosted Brickfield Rangers who won comfortably 6-2. Jason and Kirk Ratcliffe opened the scoring, teenager Nathan Buckley in his first campaign at this level converted a hat-trick and Drew Wickens completed the romp.

 

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