Arfon are now the only Division One team with an unbeaten record after they won last week’s battle of the 100% sides against Tim o Walis.
Table-toppers Arfon made it seven victories on the bounce, always holding a comfortable lead despite losing the final quarter 8-6.
Players of the Match
Players: Arfon – Elen Williams; Walis – Elen Edwards.
Umpires: Arfon – Cadi Bracegirdle; Walis – Jenna Allsup
Dolgellau trailed at half time and were just one goal up ahead of the final quarter, but produced a big finish to win the last 10-5 and take the match.
PoM
Players: Dolgellau – Steph Owen; Celts – Flick Smith
Umpires: Dolgellau – Llio Parry; Celts – Sophie Patterson
Primos were in this one right up to the final quarter, when the Panthers pulled clear to clinch the game.
PoM
Players: Panthers – Heidi Bakewell; Primos – Catrin Williams
Umpires: Panthers – Cassie Ogilvy; Primos – Catrin Williams
A great Anglesey derby saw Mavericks produced a crucial 8-4 winning third quarter.
Llangefni were three-up at the end of the first and trailed by just a single goal at the midway stage.
However, Menai then took command with that third session performance, the last finishing 6-6.
PoM
Players: Mavericks – Steph Yau Jones; Llangefni – Cerys Michael
Umpires: Mavericks – Jessie Jones; Llangefni – Molly Tooze
Due to the storm and high winds, only two matches were played in Division 2 last Tuesday.
Bryncoch won the opener emphatically 7-1, but C’s bounced back brilliantly to take the second 6-3.
The next two quarters went Bryncoch’s way, however it was a great contest overall.
Players of the Match
Players and Umpires: Bryncoch – Ela Parry; WaliC’s – Alaw Davies.
Close all the way through, but Celts Bach just about retained the upper hand to win by two goals.
PoM
Players: Bach – Luned Llwyd Roberts; Bethesda – Bid Webb
Players: Bach – Sara Owens; Bethesda – Ceri Owen
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