CATCH-UP: North Wales Coast West – Menai on 100 goals, Bay, Bont & Boded still unbeaten

NORTH WALES COAST WEST LEAGUE

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24

Premier Division – latest table

Amlwch Town 0 Glantraeth 5

Two Steven Jones goals after 12 and 19 minutes set up Glantraeth for an emphatic victory at Lon Bach.
Richard Jones, Dylan Williams (pen) and Darren Lewthwaite added singles for the visitors.

Gwalchmai 8 CPD Pentraeth 2

Kaine Bentley smashed in another hat-trick for rampant Gwalchmai to raise his goals tally for the season to a magnificent 38.
Marc Evans added a double for the hosts, as did Connor Owen, whose total for the campaign is now 24. Gwion Thomas set the ball rolling for Gwalch with the opener on 11 minutes.
Connor O’Neill and Kian Abbott hit back for the away side.

Llanrug United 1 Cemaes Bay 2

Tremendous win for Cemaes for whom Tom Wood and Iolo Hughes bagged the all-important goals.
Jamie McDaid’s 49th of the season kept Llanrug in the hunt.

CPD Mynydd Llandegai 4 CPD Aberffraw 3

Alwyn Roberts (2), Aron Thomas and Steven Tindall shared the goals for the home side, captain Clark Thomas, Thomas McMorine and Corben Renton responding to run Berffo close in a good contest.

CPD Penrhyndeudraeth 1 CPD Nefyn United 2

Five league wins in a row for Nefyn, Rhys Williams and captain Dylan Sion Jones on target at Maes-y-Parc, Gwion Davies with a late reply for Penrhyndeudraeth for whom Alun Hughes missed a penalty at 1-0 to the visitors.

Division One latest table

Bontnewydd 3 Bethesda Rovers 1

Leon Buckland’s goal gave Bethesda a half-time lead at the unbeaten leaders, but Bont rallied in the second period to win the game through strikes from Alex Kalafusz (2) and sub Sion Jones.

CPD Gaerwen 2 Caergybi 1

Tom Cai Rees Jones delivered an 87th minute winner for Gaerwen in a game which featured two late red cards.
Nathan Moore handed the hosts a 19th minute lead before James Ryan equalised on 31.
After Jones delivered the decider, Calum Thomas saw red for the Auctioneers and the same fate befell Caergybi’s Jordan Rowlands.

Holyhead Town 2 CPD Boded 4

Third-place Boded extended their season-long unbeaten league run to 18 games with victory at Millbank, a Harry Collins-Jones own goal, plus net-finders from Rob Tiesteel, Shaun Jenkins and Cian Owen winning the day.
Craig Moore (2, 1 pen) supplied the Harbourmen’s consolations.

Llanfairpwll 1 Llangoed and District 0

Joy for Llanfairpwll as captain Dylan Rees Williams came up with a 92nd minute winner at Maes Eiliam.

MONDAY, APRIL 22

Premier Division

Menai Bridge 5 Talysarn Celts 2

Menai Bridge reached 100 league goals for the season and maintained the leadership of the Premier with a Monday night triumph over Talysarn.
Tigers boosted their undefeated streak in the league to seven matches, the immense Callum Graves adding another two goals to his collection to make it 37 for the campaign.
Leon Owens (2) and Paul Rowlands added the rest of the home total, Tomos Usher and Dylan Hughes on the mark for Celts.

SATURDAY, APRIL 20

Premier Division

Gwalchmai 0 Llanrug United 0

It was almost astonishing two teams which had scored 158 league goals between them before Saturday and included in their line-ups some of the most prolific strikers in North Wales football managed to concoct a 0-0 draw.
Llanrug were without their chief goal supplier Jamie McDaid, but Gwalch had Kaine Bentley, Connor Owen and Marc Evans all on call.
Both defences must have played extremely well.

CPD Llanberis 3 Glantraeth 0

Peter Mansoor (2) and Kurt Hellfeld came up with the goals which delivered three points for the Darans.

CPD Llannerchymedd 3 Amlwch Town 1

Back to winning ways for the Medd, Gafyn Buckland with an absolute long-range stunner for the hosts from distance before Arden Gisbourne struck from a free kick and Ben Amos also hit the net, veteran sub Owen Rowlands with a late response for Amlwch.

CPD Mynydd Llandegai 1 Trearddur Bay 3

Magic Mel McGinness turned back the clock with two vital late goals to help title favourites Trearddur Bay maintain their unbeaten record.
Up to the 79th minute, it looked like Bay’s long undefeated streak might be coming to an end, as a Huw Davies goal on 32 had given Llandegai the lead.
Mynydd were one of only three teams to take a point of Trearddur this season, having drawn 2-2 at Lon Isallt in January, but the Anglesey visitors were not to be denied at Penrhiw.
McGinness made it 1-1 with 11 minutes left, then captain Asa Thomas pounced with his 49th goal of 2023-24.
And the goal-getting legend McGinness, now player-manager at Lon Isallt, made sure of another away win by making it 3-1 in the 94th minute.

CPD Nefyn United 6 CPD Aberffraw 0

Ruthless Nefyn hit their visitors for six, Tomi Evans leading the way with a hat-trick, one a penalty.
Captain Llyr Pennant Williams, Rhys Williams and Deio Gwilym added single goals for the Penwaig.

CPD Pentraeth 1 Cemaes Bay 1

Cai Evans-Hughes’ 86th minute equaliser salvaged a great point for Pentraeth against high-flying opponents.
Matty Roberts had earlier given Cemaes a 17th minute lead.

Talysarn Celts 2 CPD Penrhyndeudraeth 4

Cai Henshaw nabbed a hat-trick in a winning display for Penrhyn at Gloddfa Glai.
Henshaw struck on 27, 40 and 81 minutes, Albert Nosakhare also on target after 71, Dylan Hughes and Jack Usher the Celts scorers.

Division One

CPD Boded 1 Bethesda Rovers 0

A Tom Verburg own goal on 47 minutes was enough for Boded to claim the points against battling visitors Rovers.

Caergybi 0 Bontnewydd 1

Alex Kalafusz’s 58th minute strike was sufficient to keep leaders Bontnewydd on course for the title. It was Kalafusz’s 13th goal this term.

CPD Cefni 0 Blaenau Ffestiniog Amateurs 4

Joe Dukes-Morgan, Jack Diamond, Sion Roberts and Sion Hughes all netted one apiece in an emphatic victory for the Quarrymen on the road.

CPD Gaerwen 2 Llangoed and District 1

Huw Evans and Calum Thomas were the Gaerwen heroes with a goal apiece in this narrow win over derby rivals Llangoed.
After a goalless first half, Nathaniel Evans gave the Puffins a 59th minute lead, but the Auctioneers turned the tables.

Llanfairpwll 0 Llanystumdwy 4

Second-place Llanystumdwy kept the wins coming, Guto Gwenallt (2), Guto Griffith and James Hughes combining to sink Llanfairpwll on their own pitch.
That’s six league wins on the bounce for the Parc Dwyfor men.