Swifts made it two wins out of two in their debut Division One season at the expense of Penrhyn Bay on Tuesday night.
A match played at The Oval in Llandudno saw Bay take a 1-0 lead into the break courtesy of a 34th minute goal from regular marksman Stan Farrell, Pete Jones with the assist.
It remained 1-0 to the hosts before Swifts equalised in the 73rd minute, 16-year-old substitute Leo Davies finding the net, set up by Oliver Andrew.
And the game was won with 79 on the clock, Freddie Banning with the assist and 17-year-old Jacob Guy, formerly of Conwy Borough, applying the finish.
Match abandoned at half time due to floodlight failure with Rhydymwyn holding a 3-1 lead.
Promoted Bontnewydd sit second in the table after a third straight league win saw them trounce Aberffraw at Cae Cynlas.
Captain Jamie Roberts handed Berffro a 19th minute lead, but Osian Tomlinson levelled from the penalty spot and Meilir Rowlands put the visitors 2-1 up before Ashley Westwell levelled after 40.
Just before the break Tomlinson grabbed his second to give Bont a narrow interval advantage.
The second half saw the Caernarfon area side up a gear or two and pile on the goals.
Rhys Hughes and Alex Kalafusz made it 5-2 before the hour.
Hughes added another, then late on Cian Davies-Hughes and Rowlands brought up the eight.
Alwyn Roberts and Liam Willighan produced the first-half goals which secured all three points for Llandegai.
Tom Wood’s first half double helped Cemaes rack up a convincing home triumph over the Medd.
Luke McGivern and Daniel Jones also found the target for the hosts.
Noa Hughes (2), Wisdom Janes, Cian Williams, Joe Todd, Osian Hughes and Scott Hughes shared the goals for Bethesda, who top the table with five straight wins.
Guto Llywelyn notched a brilliant late consolation for Llanberis.
This match was reported on in detail by Grassroots North Wales earlier this evening.
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