A clear win for the Mavericks who built up a 14-goal lead by half time against the Panthers, however the Llŷn side did bounce back to take the final two quarters 6-5 and 8-5.
Players of the Match
Players: Mavericks – Collette Jones; Panthers – Cassie Ogilvy
Umpires: Mavericks – Collette Jones; Panthers – Lily Doodson
Primos won every quarter in building up an emphatic victory over Walis.
PoM
Players: Primos – Gill Roberts-Jones; Walis – Lucie Leonard
Umpires: Primos – Rhodd Parry; Walis – Nia Tomos
Dolgellau’s undefeated record was ended at the eighth hurdle by Arfon, who took over at the summit as a result.
Arfon were in front throughout, although they led by just two goals entering the last. It was here that the Caernarfon side upped their game to control the closing quarter 7-2.
PoM
Players: Arfon – Alis Francis; Dolgellau – Llio Parry
Umpires: Arfon – Rachel Southall; Dolgellau – Nieve Murphy Mayo.
Leaders Bethesda ended their league campaign on a high with a 36-goal bonanza against Porthmadog.
PoM
Players and Umpires: Porthmadog – Alaw Jones; Bethesda – Kirsty Jones
Llangefni edged a tight one against WaliB’s, leading by just one goal at the halfway stage after losing the opener.
Cefni took the third 4-1 to lead by four ahead of the last quarter, which WaliB’s won 7-6, but that did not affect the result.
PoM
Players: WaliB’s – Tania Oakshott; Llangefni – Cerys Parry
Umpires: WaliB’s – Alaw Roberts; Llangefni – Kira Williams
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