Congratulations Nantlle Vale Reserves – outstanding champions of FAW Reserve League North Tier 3.
Vale made it 21 wins from 25 league games tonight, with 108 goals scored, to give themselves an unassailable lead at the summit.
Cian Dafydd, just 16, scored after 5 and 89 minutes at Llangefni, with Aaron Griffiths also on target.
Tomos Williams hit back for Cefni with his 23rd goal of the season – a stunning overhead kick from a Carter Chessell assist.
Williams has scored in each of his last eight games for Llangefni Reserves.
Tonight, though, the main celebrations were for Dylan Williams and his all-conquering valiants from Penygroes.
Mynydd Isa Reserves rounded off the season like the true champions they are.
Ollie Howarth (2), Joe Jones (2), Joe Liptrot, George Davies, Mike Whales and Jack Casey shared the away goals for the title-winners, Luke Venables replying.
Aron Jones bagged the goals after 61 and 71 minutes for a Llanfairpwll side which clinched fourth place in Division One with a 2-0 victory at Holyhead.
Albion had to fight back from 3-1 down to force a draw with fourth-from-bottom Llanfair.
Paul Griffiths, Kyle Capner and Flynn Morris pocketed the away goals, Tom Smith hitting Cefn’s opener before late strikes from Jamie Foulkes and Alex Williams salvaged a point.
Home keeper Josh Roberts was sent off on 88 for a second yellow card.
Ifan Burrell, John James and Ben Davies came up with the goals which kept Bow Street on course for second place and ended Builth’s 10-match unbeaten run.
Will Owen (2) and Michael Pritchard shared the goals that earned second-place chasers Llanuwchllyn three points against Llanrhaeadr. Meilir Williams also missed a penalty for the hosts.
Billy Clarke responded with the visitors’ consolation.
Despite losing a two-goal lead, Radnor kept hopes alive of a top-four finish in their first season at this level after a 2-2 draw at Llandrindod.
Callum Matthews and Ieuan Price (pen) put the visitors two ahead, but Wells fought back to level via Liam Hall and Richard Powell.
Callum Parry’s hat-trick secured a revenge victory over Llangefni for Rhyl, who are assured of at least third place.
Having crashed 4-1 at home to Cefni in February, and then losing badly 3-0 at Conwy Borough on Saturday, Gareth Thomas’ side were determined to end their league campaign with a win and did just that.
Parry’s treble strengthened his hold on top spot in the league’s marksman list, Wednesday’s effort lifting him to 24 goals – 13 for Llanrwst United and 11 in Rhyl colours.
Things could not have started worse for the Lilywhites, James Mcminimee giving Llangefni a first-minute lead.
Parry levelled on 18 from a James Cairns assist and it stood one-apiece at half time.
Rhyl upped their game after the break, Parry benefiting from the good work of James Jones to make it 2-1.
And Alex Jones set up Parry for number three on 89 minutes.
Rhyl’s final league record 2023-24: Won 19 Drawn 3 Lost 8.
While second-place and a promotion play-off game against the runners-up in Ardal North East is still possible, it appears the Belle Vue men will have to settle for third.
Four wins in their last five league games – and five in their last seven – have lifted on-fire Bethesda ever closer to safety.
Wednesday’s victory at Maes Dulyn was one of Mark Hughes’ side’s very best.
The gifted Kyle Hartleb was a two-goal hero for Pesda, opening the scoring after 29 minutes from a Daniel Hughes assist.
Daniel Hughes made it seven goals in his last seven games when he doubled Athletic’s lead after 68 from a Noa Hughes assist.
And Hartleb rounded things off with a third away goal a minute into added time, Daniel Hughes providing his second assist of the evening.
Kyle Kelly converted a 59th minute penalty to equalise for Llanrwst, but then missed a chance to win it when failing from the spot on 72.
Dan Evans had broken the deadlock for Boro with a goal on 57.
Boro’s Stevie Jones was red-carded with 64 on the clock.
Both sides finished with 10 men and a point apiece.
After a goalless first half, Llannefydd’s Bradley Jones was shown a straight red card in the 52nd minute.
James Williams nudged Saints in front on 65, Tomos Roberts equalised with 82 played, then Asaph’s Isaac Carey was dismissed for a second yellow after 86.
Big win for Flint in Wednesday’s huge clash of the top two.
The game was reported on in more detail by Grassroots North Wales on the night.
Town Reserves played out the last-ever match where Central Park’s historic changing rooms will be used and marked the occasion perfectly.
A sensational hat-trick from Owen Herbert as well as goals from Rhys Lloyd and Matthew Blake turned the game around in an encounter that saw Mold take a two-goal lead with less than 10 minutes played.through Ifan Jones and Aaron Filmer who was later red-carded deep into stoppage time.
Sub Luke Roberts (2), Ianto Roberts and Max Hardy were among the scorers in an impressive Llanrwst win, Haydn Grindley the sole home marksman.
Kai Davies’ 10th minute goal separated the sides at the Recreation Ground.
Andy Clarke struck twice in a fine victory for Glantraeth, Iwan Sawicz and Arwel Williams also on the mark.
After four successive losses Talysarn bounced back in great style at Eithin Duon.
Luke Baum was the star man with four goals for Celts, taking his total for the season to 21 in the league and 25 in all competitions.
Tomos Williams was also on target for the visitors, Owain Jones notching both for Llanrug, whose top-scorer Jamie McDaid was absent.
A close-fought battle just went in Penrhyn’s favour.
Pentraeth led twice through Dylan Jones and Cian Taylor, but the visitors edged it thanks to Tom Hughes (pen), Reece Evans and Cai Henshaw.
Casey Boylan (2, 1 pen), Shaun Jenkins and Huw Watkins split the goals for home winners Boded, Owain Roberts and Louis Chapman (pen) responding.
Kieran Dyche and Josh Robinson (pen) were among the goalscorers as NFA took the spoils at Ffordd Derwen.
Goals from Mabon Owen, Zak Pike and Elis Puw sealed the win which lifted Porthmadog Reserves out of the bottom two.
Alister Randles delivered a hat-trick in an emphatic success for Penyffordd at Lon-yr-Ysgol.
Matty Holmes and Ben Hughes (pen) completed the away rout.
Town remain on course for a top-two finish after a seven-goal caning of Ruabon.
Sub Jake Leonard netted twice for the hosts, Owen Edwards, Pascal Gomez, Lewis Hodson, Ryan Hewitt and Lewis Harris with the rest.
Lewis Tudor rescued a point for Mynydd Isa with a 94th minute equaliser.
Veteran Alan Huxley had earlier handed Lex a 19th minute lead.
Sean Skimmings put the Park on their way to victory with a first-half double, one a penalty.
Matthew Bithell added a third on 66 minutes from a Skimmings assist, but the Park finished with 10 men after John Edwards was shwona second yellow after 84.
Seb Kidd dished out a double as Acton overcame the challenge of Brymbo.
Ryan Jones was also on the mark, while Sam Giles converted a penalty to reach 53 goals for the season, 43 in the Championship.
Liam Davies replied for the Steelmen.
A Gethin Thomas pair helped Yr Wyddgrug produce a pleasing result at Aston Park.
Thomas Price and David Jones were other goal-getters for the visitors, who had captain Sam Morley red-carded in the 90th minute.
Rangers were in front at half time thanks to an Adam Randles goal, but everything changed in the second period.
Seven-goal NFA occupy top spot in the Premier after a convincing success over struggling Abergele.
Lewis Evans, Matty Rees (2), Niall McGuinness, Owen Jones, Matthew Robinson and Chris Durkin shared the away tally.
With two games apiece left, NFA are on 51 points from 22 matches with a goal difference of +53, while second-place Cerrigydrudion have 50 from 22, GD + 38.
This Saturday, NFA host Cerrig in a potential title decider.
Five second half goals secured an impressive win for title chasers at the expense of hosts Sports.
Iorwerth Jones was a hat-trick hero for Cerrig, Llion Thomas scoring the only goal of the first half, Ryan Billington and a Niall Owen OG making up the rest.
Magic Marquis Holland produced the winning goal in Tuesday’s island derby.
In the 46th minute, Tom Mummery slid a neat pass between the centre-back and full-back and Holland produced a tidy finish into the bottom corner – his 13th goal of the season.
Aled Davies was Llanfair’s man of the match.
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