Wednesday night’s latest round of matches in the Hogan Gwynedd and Môn Summer Netball League Division One saw Menai Mavericks beat Pwllheli Panthers 27-23 in a top of the table thriller.
In what was Week 11 for the top division, Panthers won the first quarter 7-5, but Mavericks fought back to lead 15-14 at the midway stage.
By the end of quarter three, it was 21-19 to Menai and all to play for.
The last went the Anglesey side’s way 6-4, which meant a 27-23 victory for them.
Players’ Player and Umpires Player of the Match for Mavericks was Steff Oliver-Smith, while Daisy Doodson was PP and Tara Thorne UP for the Panthers.
Arfon Ladies defeated Walis Bryncoch 29-21.
Although Arfon held a handy lead throughout, Bryncoch did finish well, taking the final quarter 9-5.
Players Player and Umpires Player: Arfon – Debbie Jones; Bryncoch – Marged Elin.
Dolgellau triumphed 23-20 over Dyffryn Ladies in a close one.
The first two sessions went 6-4 and 5-4 to Dol, giving them an 11-8 interval advantage.
Dolgellau led 20-14 entering the curtain closer, which Dyffryn did well to win 6-3.
Players Player: Dolgellau – Sara James; Dyffryn – Elin Barwick.
Umpires Player: Dolgellau – Ceris Hughes; Dyffryn – Cadi Jones.
Holyhead enjoyed a resounding 39-10 victory against Tim o Walis.
Jo Thomas was Players Player and Umpires Player for the Holy Islanders, while Walis PP was Manon Thomas with the UP Alaw Roberts.
Fflamau Brynrefs outscored Primos 35-24.
Players Player and Umpires Player: Fflamau – Madi Humphreys; Primos – Gwenno Llwyd-Jones.
This completes the first phase of the 2024 Summer League season. A split now occurs before the second half commences.
Pwllheli Hustlers edged a 23-20 win over Genod Walis in Division 2 matches played on Tuesday, July 23.
Hustlers led 17-10 at half time, but Genod fought back brilliantly to take the third 8-2 to trail just 19-18 going into the last.
Pwllheli pulled out all the stops to edge that session 4-2 to win the match.
Umpires PoM: Genod – Begw Roberts; Hustlers – Kari Jones
Players Player: Genod – Efa Roberts; Hustlers – Olivia Schonhut.
PYG Thundercats clawed out a 34-22 victory over PYG Thunderkittens.
Umpires PoM: Thundercats – Dinah Hardington; Thunderkittens – Natalie Caughtry
Players Player: Thundercats – Anna Sellick; Thunderkittens – Sara-Mai Jones.
Porthmadog battled on bravely despite only having 5 players in their 51-12 loss to Rebals Refail.
Umpires PoM: Rebals – Jasmine Baylis; Porthmadog – Becky White
Players Player: Rebals – Jasmine Baylis; Porthmadog – Diane Williams.
Walis Wariars got past the challenge of Blaenau Ffestiniog 21-16.
Ffestiniog edged the opener 8-6, but by the halfway point were 15-9 down.
Wariars took the third 4-3, but Blaenau rallied to win the last 4-2.
Umpires PoM: Wariars – Luned Owen; Ffestiniog – Ellen Thomas
Players Player: Wariars – Catrin Williams; Ffestiniog – Kelsey Williams.
Walis Tomos Parry saw off Bethesda Bach 38-14.
Pesda did well to lose the second just 7-6, but the other quarters saw Parry on top.
Umpires PoM: Bethesda – Lois Williams; Tomos Parry – Jenna Allsup
Players Player: Bethesda – Lois Williams; Tomos Parry – Karren Parry.
Arfon Ladies 29-21 Walis Bryncoch
Dyffryn Ladies 20-23 Dolgellau
Tîm o Walis 10-39 Holyhead
Fflamau Brynrefs 35-24 Primos
Menai Mavericks 27-23 Pwllheli Panthers
Fflamau Brynrefs 38-23 Bethesda
Arfon Ladies 25-25 Holyhead
Walis Bryncoch 21-19 Menai Mavericks
Pwllheli Panthers 26-24 Dolgellau
Penygroes Primos 27-20 Tîm o Walis
Genod Walis 20-23 Pwllheli Hustlers
PYG Kittens 22-34 PYG Cats
Porthmadog (5 players) 12-51 Rebals Refail
Blaenau Ffestiniog 16-21 Walis Wariars
Walis Tomos Parry 38-14 Bethesda Bach
Dyffryn Ladies 17-15 Bethesda
Holyhead 34-36 Walis Bryncoch
Fflamau Brynrefs 25-33 Dolgellau
Menai Mavericks 26-16 Tîm o Walis
Pwllheli Panthers 31-18 Primos
Blaenau Ffestiniog 12-18 Genod Walis
Walis Tomos Parry 17-21 Porthmadog
PYG Kittens 23-9 Wariars Walis
PYG Cats 35-4 Bethesda Bach
Rebals ‘Refail 30-17 Pwllheli Hustlers
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