Pwllheli Panthers lead the way by five points at the Hogan Gwynedd and Anglesey Winter Netball League DIVISION ONE summit after matches played in week 21 (March 5-6).
In their latest outing, Panthers were impressive 40-15 winners over Primos, Steffi Studt in outstanding form for the Llŷn Peninsula side.
Second-place Arfon Ladies outplayed Tim o Walis 32-10, while Fflamau Brynrefs defeated bottom side WaliB’s 30-19, Medi Williams excelling for the winners.
In a battle between third and fourth, Menai Mavericks achieved a 35-21 victory over Walis Bryncoch, Marged Sion a standout for the losing side.
A high-scoring encounter saw Celts Bach produce a big second-half display to see off Holyhead 41-27.
Caergybi led 11-7 after the opener and it was 17-17 at midway, but Celts upped their game to win the third and fourth quarters 13-7 and 11-3 respectively.
In DIVISION TWO, leaders Rebals Refail Arfon maintained their unbeaten record – but only just.
Rebals made it 14 without defeat – 13 wins and a draw – but were pushed all the way by Dreigiau Brynrefs before edging a 19-18 victory.
It was 7-7 at half time and Rebals led by three entering the last, but Brynrefs won the final session 8-6, ensuring there was a single goal in it at the end.
Cari Pritchard was exceptional for Dreigiau Brynrefs.
Cyrmic Caernarfon celebrated just a second win of the season as they beat bottom side Genod Nantlle 24-6.
Pwllheli Hustlers enjoyed a really good 31-13 triumph at the expense of Walis Wariars.
Second versus third was a thriller, as Porthmadog produced an amazing comeback to squeeze out a 23-22 win over Genod Walis.
Walis were 8-4 ahead after the first and a handy 15-7 at the halfway stage. After quarter three, Walis were still in front, but now by just 17-16.
And Port went for the kill, winning the closer 7-5 to claim a classic victory which keeps them in second spot. Efa Roberts had a tremendous game for Walis in a losing cause.
DIVISION ONE
Menai Mavericks 37 – 20 Primos
WaliB’s 14 – 35 Dyffryn Ladies
Tîm o Walis 30 – 21 Walis Bryncoch
Dolgellau 16 – 32 Pwllheli
Bethesda 0-40 Celts Bach.(forfeit)
DIVISION TWO
Pwllheli Pumas 25-30 Porthmadog
Dreigiau Brynrefs 20-19 Walis Midffîld
Cymric Caernarfon 12-23 Blaenau Ffestiniog
Pwllheli Hustlers 27-7 Llewod Llangefni
DIVISION ONE
Pwllheli Panthers 27 – 19 Tîm o Walis
Holyhead 29 -23 Bethesda
Primos 20 – 26 Walis Bryncoch
Fflamau Brynrefs 35 – 23 Celts Bach
Dolgellau 23 – 28 Arfon Ladies
DIVISION TWO
Cymric Caernarfon 6-15 Pwllheli Hustlers
Genod Nantlle 6-42 Walis Wariars
Porthmadog 27-23 Dreigiau Brynrefs
Rebals ‘Refail 24-22 Genod Walis
DIVISION ONE
Pwllheli Panthers 21-26 Menai Mavericks
Penygroes Primos 28-28 Arfon Ladies
Holyhead 27-24 Wali B’s
Dolgellau 27-22 Tîm o Walis
Celts Bach 32-28 Dyffryn Ladies
DIVISION TWO
Rebals ‘Refail 35-16 Walis Midffîld
Blaenau Ffestiniog 19-8 Genod Nantlle
Genod Walis 40-0 Pwllheli Pumas (forfeit)
Wariars Walis 40-0 Llewod Llangefni (forfeit)
DIVISION ONE
Fflamau Brynrefs 27-40 Arfon Ladies
Celts Bach 20-44 Menai Mavericks
DIVISION TWO
Walis Midffîld 39-7 Blaenau Ffestiniog
Y Cymric 17-26 Pwllheli Pumas
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