Six of the best delivered by Nomads with goals shared between Jordan Pownall, Dylan Evans, Jack Burman, Shayan Dehy and Jayden Tang (2).
All the goals came in the second half for winners Vale, Llion Griffiths striking twice and Osian Williams added a third five minutes from full-time.
Tomos Llyr Williams delivered a double for Llangefni, including a 92nd minute equaliser.
Sam Jones and Mark Foster were on the mark for Mountain. Jones also missed a penalty.
Seven heaven for Pwllheli, Sion Jones, Iwan Roberts-Jones, Elgan Jones, Jordan Roberts and Cai Tate all netting once, while Sam Jones scored the last two.
Prolific Callum Parry scored both goals for Llanrwst in the 62nd and 70th minute, Kyle Kelly providing the assists.
Three very late strikes won this for Saints, Tyler Joyce, Corey Brewerton and Jacob Hildebrandt all on target to produce a remarkable late turnaround, Jamie Foulkes having given Albion a 33rd minute lead they held until the clock showed 89.
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