In the outstanding Welsh Trophy game, Johnstown were dumped out
5-0 by Chirk AAA’s.
Llangollen Town mauled Acrefair 8-0 to open up a two points lead
at the top of the Premier Division and leading
such whitewash was new striker Ian Mathias snapped up from Gresford
and he weighed in with a four goal salvo. Lee Phelan chipped in with
a brace with Mark Lunt and Ashley Wilson sealing the success.
Coedpoeth were held to a 1-1 draw with Overton, Steve Davies broke
the deadlock but deep into stoppage time, sub Dave Brookfield
secured Overton a last gasp equaliser.
Rhos Aelwyd are back to peak form best emphasised by their 5-0
drubbing over Llay Welfare. Making up their nap hand were Jamie
Jones with a 15th minute opener, a goal in each half by Matty
Holmes, Nefyn Davies and Tony Cann from the penalty spot.
Penycae are lurking in third spot just two points adrift and they
beat Borras Park Albion 2-0 with Dan Owen and Ian Andrews amongst
the goals.
Corwen were stunned by a workmanlike performance by Brickfield
Rangers which was rewarded by a 2-0 Brickie victory.
Castell Alun Colts notched up a 3-2 success at Venture and it was
their second league win after a tight encounter. Craig Somerville
continued his scoring spree with a first minute opener, but Venture
deservedly equalised on 35 minutes through Danny Roberts. Sub Ray
Jones came on for his debut and within a minute scored a great solo
effort, and added his second soon after. Venture pulled a goal back
on 90 minutes through Enion Edwards, but Colts held out to put them
in good heart for next weeks visit to Rhyl.
In Division One, the honours were shared in a 2-2 draw between
Gwersyllt Athletic and FC Cefn, Phil Gridley and Keiran Jones netted
the hosts goals with Will Eastwood and Ben Roberts replying.
At the other end of the table, Llanuwchllyn are having a woeful
time and they were demolished 13-0 by Penley. Their top gun was
Nathan Evans with a four goal haul. Netting two goals apiece were
Lee Salisbury, Craig Salisbury and Gary Tomlinson and completing the
debacle were Ben Wilde, Eduardo Szabo and Stuart Williams.
New Brighton are going great guns and they thrashed Glyn Ceiriog 5-2. Completing their nap hand of goals were Steve Orsler, Darren
Prior(2), Paul Worrall and Chris Smiles.
Communities First walloped Holt Nomads 5-2 courtesy of strikes
from Nicky Williams and Nathan Edwards who grabbed two goals apiece
and Josh Williams
Callum Parry, Paul Edwards and Jon Parry turned the tables in the
favour of Mold Juniors who overcome 2-1 deficit against Penyffordd.
In the Reserves league, Rhos Aelwyd really are dominating the
proceedings and they clinched a narrow 2-1 win over Mynydd Isa.
Jamie Jones and Ian Jones netted their goals with Simon Shorrock
responding.
Chirk AAA went down 3-2 at home to LEX XI and Llay Welfare fell
to a heavy 5-2 reversal against Hawarden Rangers who had man of the
match Charlie Barton weighing in with a four goal salvo. James
Antrobus completed the rot with Tom Kent and Luke Kavanagh hitting
back.
Matt Naylor(2), an OG and Gary Birkett ensured Mold Alex took
maximum points from their 4-1 victory over Penycae who hit back
through Luke Jones.
In the RESERVES AND COLTS division, Castell Alun continued their
excellent start and this week they overpowered Penley Reserves 5-2.
Making up their nap hand were Damian Wlikins with a treble, Ryan
Edwards and Alan Williams.
Hawarden Rangers had their fine run ended by Overton who clinched
a terrific 4-3 victory. Jordan Mapp(2), Lee Loughlin and Jack Lynch
bagged the Overton.
Coedpoeth broke their duck with a 2-1 win at Johnstown, on target
were Mykel Woolett and Andy Rutter with Ian Beer replying.
Glyn Ceiriog have had their second back to back win of the
campaign, they defeated Garden Village 3-1 with efforts from Dafydd
Morris, Ramone Nielson and 16 year old starlet Josh Langford.
Responding for the visitors was Daniel Parry.
Llangollen Colts went close but were just out-shaded 4-3 at
Penyffordd whose marksmen were Ben Whalley, Richard Lawrence, Rhys
Ankers and Ed Barnes with the Colts hitting back through Derek
Booth, Jason Davies and Damian Holden.
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