The North East Wales Football League Veterans competition will operate as one division this season.
Since the Vets were introduced in 2017/18, they have run as a cup competition, a single league and then became a two-division contest in 2019-20.
Last season there was again a Premier and Championship, but in 2022-23 the Vets will be a 12-team, one division competition.
Matches have kicked off and latest results are:
Buckley Town 0 Connah’s Quay Nomads 2 (Paul Whittaker, Mike Salusbury)
FC Queen’s Park P-P Mynydd Isa Spartans
Hawarden Rangers 7-2 Brickfield Rangers
Mochdre Sports 3-0 Connah’s Quay Navy Club
Penmaenmawr Phoenix 0-2 Ruthin Town
Point of Ayr 1 (Dan Buchanan) CPD Caerwys 4 (Terry Jones, Sam Scott, Jon Kenworthy, 1 OG)
The first game of the new season saw Mochdre get off to a flier.
Phil Holland opened the scoring from long distance.
Later in the first half new signing Andy Beare lashed one in with his left peg.
Mochdre made a slow start to the second half and Craig Robert Fairclough made a top class save to keep the two-goal lead intact.
A mix up between the Connah’s Quay back line let another new signing Craig Richardson slip in to nudge the ball past an out rushing keeper.
Winning manager Joe Drawbridge said: “Proud of the progress the team has made in one year and we have a good squad which continues to improve.”
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