Two of Ynys Môn’s all-time greats have paired up to reach the 100 goals mark combined for the 2022-23 season.
Asa Thomas and Mel McGinness, both of Trearddur Bay, hit the century three days before Andrew Swarbrick and Conner Kendrick did likewise for Ruabon Rovers in the North East Wales League Championship Division (tier 5).
Thomas notched his 74th of the campaign in Saturday’s Division One Cup 4-1 semi-final win over Llanfairpwll, while McGinness’ double in the same game put him on 27.
Asa is the biggest cert since Constitution Hill to win this season’s Bob Brodie Trophy for the top goalscorer in Anglesey senior football. His 74 goals is already a Trophy record. He also played his part in a ton-partnership last season, netting a total of 126 goals with Marc Evans for tier 4 champions Bodedern Athletic (Marc 68, Asa 58).
Mel was actually the first-ever winner of the competition 11 years ago, when he netted 50 times for Holyhead Hotspur.
The Bob Brodie Trophy has been competed for every season (except 2020-21 due to Covid) since 2011-12.
It is named in honour of Bob, a Holyhead-based Scot, who was a highly respected player and manager on the island.
Second in the current standings, and likely to finish runner-up, is the phenomenal 18-year-old Connor Owen, who has banged in 34 goals in tier 4 with Gwalchmai.
Third is Caergybi’s Louis Chapman on 29, fourth Cemaes Bay’s Matt Reynolds on 28, while Mel McGinness is a handy fifth with his 27 net-busters.
Asa Thomas (Trearddur Bay)
Connor Owen (Gwalchmai)
Louis Chapman (Caergybi)
Matt Reynolds (Cemaes Bay)
Mel McGinness (Trearddur Bay)
Matty Jones (Llangefni Town)
Marquis Holland (Llanfairpwll)
Callum Davidson (Menai Bridge Tigers), Tom Wood (Cemaes Bay)
Kaine Bentley (Trearddur Bay – 1 for Holyhead Town)
Jamie Lee Patterson (Llanfairpwll – 15 for CPD Cefni), Jay Finter (Pentraeth – 15 for Llanfairpwll), Lewis Clayton (Menai Bridge Tigers)
Dylan Williams (Glantraeth)
Alan Mark Owen (Gaerwen), Keenan Downey (Cemaes Bay)
Jay Gibbs (Holyhead Hotspur), Rhys Thomas (CPD Y Fali), Nathan Moore (Gaerwen), Cian Owen (Cemaes Bay), Callum Thomas (Menai Bridge), James Ryan (Caergybi)
Justin Williams (Trearddur Bay)
Craig Roberts (Menai Bridge), Dewi Thomas (Llangefni Town), Rees Roberts (Llanfairpwll), Cian Owen (Llanfairpwll), Gwion Thomas (Gwalchmai), Morgan Rowlands (Llanfairpwll), Tomos Hughes (Aberffraw), Darren Lewthwaite (Glantraeth)
Chris Byast (Amlwch Town), Andy Clarke (Glantraeth), Josh Stanley Williams (Llangefni Town), Matty Roberts (Cemaes Bay), Kian Abbott (Pentraeth), Luke Winter (Glantraeth), Anthony Williams (Llangoed)
2021/22 Marc Evans (Bodedern Athletic – North Wales Coast West Premier Division) 68
2020/21 Season cancelled – no competition
2019/20 Steven Whittaker (Cemaes Bay – Anglesey League) 39
2018/19 James Ryan (Caergybi – Anglesey League) 72
2017/18 Gary Jo Owen (Caergybi – Anglesey League) 58
2016/17 Corrig McGonigle (Glantraeth – Welsh Alliance) 59
2015/16: Corrig McGonigle (Pentraeth – Welsh Alliance) 64
2014/15: Steven Whittaker (Cemaes Bay – Anglesey League) 42
2013/14: Gary Jo Owen (Morawelon – Anglesey League) 57
2012/13: Lance Williams (Menai Bridge Tigers – Anglesey League) 62
2011/12: Mel McGinness (Holyhead Hotspur – Welsh Alliance) 50
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