In the Premier Division, Venture continue to rule the roost after flooring Penyffordd 4-1. A double salvo from Dale Hill provide Venture with a perfect platform but Simon Smith pegged a goal back to set up a tense second half. The hosts however moved up a gear to put the game beyond doubt with Richard Jones adding to their tally and Hill going on to complete his hat-trick.
Overnight joint leaders Mold Alex were held to a 1-1 draw against Gresford Athletic, Mold marginally shaded a goal-less opening half but Gresford’s Huw Jones and Robbie Jones went the closest with efforts which skimmed the bar. On the hour, Gresford’s Richard Belton conceded a penalty but Jack Abrahams screwed the resulting spot-kick wide. Mold did go on to break the deadlock in the 77th minute through Tommy Leonard but in a late sortie, fullback Tom Wells grabbed a late equaliser.
Chirk AAA’s failed to get back on the winning trail and they were held to a goal-less draw by Hawarden Rangers but both sides had their chances. Josh Russell on his debut went close for Chirk and at the opposite end Danny Sullivan had a goal disallowed.
Corwen were under the cosh for most of their encounter against Rhydymwyn who secured a 95th minute winner through Dan Drazdauskas shortly after Corwen keeper Nathan Aldridge had saved Darren Pritchard penalty.
Johnstown Youth narrowly went down 1-0 against Brickfield Rangers who grabbed the games only goal through Liam Sklenar with a spectacular effort from distance.
The Llangollen Town versus Brymbo game was full of incident, Simon Williams and Sam Mars twice had Llan in front but back came Brymbo with a fine overhead kick from Simon Richards and Mark Wood but in a dramatic ending, Ben Powell and Andy Morris were dismissed and followingthe incident Brymbo were awarded a penalty which Richards fluffed.
Overton notched just their second win of the campaign, they beat Coedpoeth United 2-1. Old hand Alan Huxley gave the hosts a perfect start and despite Nicky McCormak leveling, Overton conjured up a winner from Danny Loughlin and they also had the games best player in Callum Hewitt.
Division One continues to be bossed by Saltney Town and Argoed.
Saltney cantered to 7-1 romp against Mold Juniors and scored seven goals for the fourth time this season, with Jake Gibbons taking his unprecedented goal scoring record to a consecutive 14 games. It was the visitors however who took an early lead but from that point onwards the visitors never looked back. Marc Gunther struck twice and sandwiched in between was a Matt Wintle effort but Gibbons sent Mold crashing to their knees weiging in with a four goal salvo which started off with a penalty conversion.
Argoed continue to exceed everyones expectations and they scalped Glynceiriog 6-1 with goals from Andy Bingham, Craig Worthington(2), Darren Billington(2) and Paul Rambaldi.
Borras Park Albion continue to grow from strength to strength and they were worthy 9-2 winners against Hawkebury Villa. Both Nial Challoner and Stuart Williams both grabbed hat-tricks with Adam Roberts, Craig Salisbury and Arnie Ruminsky also on target.
Castell Alun Colts came unstuck and they trailed 4-0 at home to Penley but rallied before going down 4-3.
Acrefair Youth whitewashed Garden Village 5-0 and amongst the scorers in the nap hand win were Matty Harrison and Mike Jones.
LEX X1 were back on the winning trail and they defeated Llanuwchllyn 2-0.
In the Reserves Division, the top action was at Ruthin Town who slumped to a 2-0 home defeat against league leaders Airbus.
Penycae are hitting a rich vein of form and they sent hosts Gresford Athletic crashing to a 6-1 defeat. Netting for the winners were Steve Brookes, Nick Jones and two goals apiece from Tom Smith and Peter Brown. Firing a lone consolation goal for Gresford was Owen McGrath.
Bala Town shaded their encounter with Castell Alun Colts 4-2 and netting for a very young Colts side were Cian Lofthouse and Scott Keen.
Chirk AAA’s grabbed a last gasp winner to sink Hawarden Rangers 1-0.
Rhos Aelwyd trailed to goals from Barry Martin and Matt Woods at home to Venture but a double salvo from Mike Williams rescued Rhos a point.
Cefn Druids were back to their very best and they walloped Overton 7-0. Ian Hughes became the days top scorer notching five of those goals and completing the debacle was Lewis Jones.
Coedpoeth United slumped to a 3-1 defeat against Borras Park Albion who netted through Matty Williams, Corey Smart and Darren Scott with Jamie Rogers leveling at one stage.
Llay Welfare lost ground again and they found Corwen too hot to handle nd they prospered 5-0.
In a full Reserves and Colts Division, New Brighton fluffed a great chance to go top and they were sent crashing 6-4 at FC Cefn. Getting the winners goals were Neil Valentine, Lee Jones(2), Josh Foulkes(2) and Scott Rogers.
Borras Park Albion just about shaded their clash with LEX XI 2-1, on target were Josh Whitehead and Michael Pritchard after Zac Bryan had opened LEX’s account.
Brymbo were comfortable 4-0 winners over Ruthin Town and they had four individual scorers in Rene Pinard, Gareth Roberts, Ross Hughes and Kevin John Owen.
Two goals apiece from Kristoff Sidowski and Carl Nash earned Brickfield Rangers a 4-3 verdict over Saltney Town.
Garden Village flopped to a 6-1 reversal against Argoed United and in the days only other game Llangollen shared four goals and the points with Penyffordd. On target for Llan were Neil Lavender and Ashley Salisbury and hitting back for the visitors was Nick Pearce(2).
Overnight joint leaders Mold Alex were held to a 1-1 draw against Gresford Athletic, Mold marginally shaded a goal-less opening half but Gresford’s Huw Jones and Robbie Jones went the closest with efforts which skimmed the bar. On the hour, Gresford’s Richard Belton conceded a penalty but Jack Abrahams screwed the resulting spot-kick wide. Mold did go on to break the deadlock in the 77th minute through Tommy Leonard but in a late sortie, fullback Tom Wells grabbed a late equaliser.
Chirk AAA’s failed to get back on the winning trail and they were held to a goal-less draw by Hawarden Rangers but both sides had their chances. Josh Russell on his debut went close for Chirk and at the opposite end Danny Sullivan had a goal disallowed.
Corwen were under the cosh for most of their encounter against Rhydymwyn who secured a 95th minute winner through Dan Drazdauskas shortly after Corwen keeper Nathan Aldridge had saved Darren Pritchard penalty.
Johnstown Youth narrowly went down 1-0 against Brickfield Rangers who grabbed the games only goal through Liam Sklenar with a spectacular effort from distance.
The Llangollen Town versus Brymbo game was full of incident, Simon Williams and Sam Mars twice had Llan in front but back came Brymbo with a fine overhead kick from Simon Richards and Mark Wood but in a dramatic ending, Ben Powell and Andy Morris were dismissed and followingthe incident Brymbo were awarded a penalty which Richards fluffed.
Overton notched just their second win of the campaign, they beat Coedpoeth United 2-1. Old hand Alan Huxley gave the hosts a perfect start and despite Nicky McCormak leveling, Overton conjured up a winner from Danny Loughlin and they also had the games best player in Callum Hewitt.
Division One continues to be bossed by Saltney Town and Argoed.
Saltney cantered to 7-1 romp against Mold Juniors and scored seven goals for the fourth time this season, with Jake Gibbons taking his unprecedented goal scoring record to a consecutive 14 games. It was the visitors however who took an early lead but from that point onwards the visitors never looked back. Marc Gunther struck twice and sandwiched in between was a Matt Wintle effort but Gibbons sent Mold crashing to their knees weiging in with a four goal salvo which started off with a penalty conversion.
Argoed continue to exceed everyones expectations and they scalped Glynceiriog 6-1 with goals from Andy Bingham, Craig Worthington(2), Darren Billington(2) and Paul Rambaldi.
Borras Park Albion continue to grow from strength to strength and they were worthy 9-2 winners against Hawkebury Villa. Both Nial Challoner and Stuart Williams both grabbed hat-tricks with Adam Roberts, Craig Salisbury and Arnie Ruminsky also on target.
Castell Alun Colts came unstuck and they trailed 4-0 at home to Penley but rallied before going down 4-3.
Acrefair Youth whitewashed Garden Village 5-0 and amongst the scorers in the nap hand win were Matty Harrison and Mike Jones.
LEX X1 were back on the winning trail and they defeated Llanuwchllyn 2-0.
In the Reserves Division, the top action was at Ruthin Town who slumped to a 2-0 home defeat against league leaders Airbus.
Penycae are hitting a rich vein of form and they sent hosts Gresford Athletic crashing to a 6-1 defeat. Netting for the winners were Steve Brookes, Nick Jones and two goals apiece from Tom Smith and Peter Brown. Firing a lone consolation goal for Gresford was Owen McGrath.
Bala Town shaded their encounter with Castell Alun Colts 4-2 and netting for a very young Colts side were Cian Lofthouse and Scott Keen.
Chirk AAA’s grabbed a last gasp winner to sink Hawarden Rangers 1-0.
Rhos Aelwyd trailed to goals from Barry Martin and Matt Woods at home to Venture but a double salvo from Mike Williams rescued Rhos a point.
Cefn Druids were back to their very best and they walloped Overton 7-0. Ian Hughes became the days top scorer notching five of those goals and completing the debacle was Lewis Jones.
Coedpoeth United slumped to a 3-1 defeat against Borras Park Albion who netted through Matty Williams, Corey Smart and Darren Scott with Jamie Rogers leveling at one stage.
Llay Welfare lost ground again and they found Corwen too hot to handle nd they prospered 5-0.
In a full Reserves and Colts Division, New Brighton fluffed a great chance to go top and they were sent crashing 6-4 at FC Cefn. Getting the winners goals were Neil Valentine, Lee Jones(2), Josh Foulkes(2) and Scott Rogers.
Borras Park Albion just about shaded their clash with LEX XI 2-1, on target were Josh Whitehead and Michael Pritchard after Zac Bryan had opened LEX’s account.
Brymbo were comfortable 4-0 winners over Ruthin Town and they had four individual scorers in Rene Pinard, Gareth Roberts, Ross Hughes and Kevin John Owen.
Two goals apiece from Kristoff Sidowski and Carl Nash earned Brickfield Rangers a 4-3 verdict over Saltney Town.
Garden Village flopped to a 6-1 reversal against Argoed United and in the days only other game Llangollen shared four goals and the points with Penyffordd. On target for Llan were Neil Lavender and Ashley Salisbury and hitting back for the visitors was Nick Pearce(2).