Bethesda completed a dozen straight wins this season at the expense of bottom side Caernarfon.
Put into bat, the Cofis finished on 78-9 off 40 overs.
Craig Newey was ultra-economical with the ball for Pesda, taking 3-6 from 9 overs, Andrew Day collected 3-17 and Ashley Rowlands 2-20.
The visitors then eased to 81-1 off 17, Carwyn L Williams 44 not out and Matthew Harrison 31.
Openers Gwion Dafydd (72) and Danny Owens (43) did most to ensure Carmel set a winning total at Pen-y-Gelli.
Skipper Ben Sim added 32 as the hosts posted 187-8, Luca Davies 2-45 for the visitors.
Mold could only manage 48-9 in reply, Owens 3-4, Ieuan Jones 3-13 and Nick Hughes 3-22.
Second-place Menai Bridge seconds maintained their awesome run of form with a 15-0 points verdict at Tyn-y-Caeau.
Hawarden Park 2nd XI chose to bat and were dismissed for 96, Anthony Salisbury 34 no, skipper Ian Granger picking up 4-28 and Liam Bibby 3-21 for the hosts.
Menai cruised to 101-0 in 24.3 overs, Sam Bixby 63 no and Matt Bixby 32 no.
Scott Roberts and Harri Mostyn Jones both scored half-centuries in Mochdre seconds’ comfortable victory over visitors Gresford seconds.
Roberts hit 64 and Mostyn Jones 54 in the home total of 192-6, Matt Daulby 2-17 and Freddie Clegg 2-25 for the away side.
Graham Opie then scooped 3-2 as Gresford were sent packing for 95, Mostyn Jones adding 2-16 and Sion Gravell 2-25.
After winning the toss and electing to bat, Ruthin could only muster a weak 107-9, Ieuan Wynne Lewis 44 and Osian Roberts 28.
Finn Jenkins bagged 3-16 and Sandeep Anantharaman 3-30 for the away team, who then breezed to 109-0, Robert Alderson 51 no and Tom Sudder 48 no.
A big win for Saints seconds, who amassed 258-6 after being inserted by the opposition.
Dominic Haynes struck 79, skipper Ben Murphy 65, Roger Cloete 41 no and David North 30 for the hosts, Rathnayaka Mudiyanselage Shanka gathering 3-49 for the visitors.
Bersham’s strong batting line-up was then rolled over for just 113, North 4-26, Elliot Morris 3-27 and Russell Moore 2-15 for the dominant Saints.
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