Llanberis edged up to fifth in the table after a 4-2 success at Cae Tan Parc on Saturday.
Alan Owen gave the Darans an eighth-minute lead from a Dion Owen assist, Gavin Sharpe set up Arden Gisbourne for the equaliser, but a Dylan Owen own goal on the stroke of half time handed the visitors a 2-1 interval advantage.
Tomos Saynor and Owen’s second goal, after 59 and 68 minutes respectively, went a long way to clinching the points for Carwyn Jones’ side before Jack Turnbull bagged a consolation for the Medd.
Four-goal Alwyn Roberts became the Premier’s top-scorer with 15 after his heroics in an emphatic home win over Aberffraw.
Jamie Whitmore and David Hayes also found the net for Llandegai, sub Ioan Jones replying for Berffro.
Added time goals from Guto Gwenallt and Owen Pritchard clinched a great win on their travels for Llanystumdwy.
Guto Griffith had earlier delivered Llan a half-time lead with a 35th minute strike before Rhys Williams levelled with 69 gone.
Brilliant Boded grabbed all three points at Maes-y-Parc thanks to goals from Justin Williams on 12 minutes, Rob Tiesteel after 18 and Shaun Jenkins with 26 gone.
Jenkins also provided two assists.
Sion Jones and Sion Kelly were on the mark as second-place Bont took three points at Bryniau.
Pentraeth had initially established a 1-0 half time lead courtesy of Kian Abbott.
Regular prolific marksmen Luke Baum and Glyn Hughes-Thomas scored two goals apiece in a Friday night victory for Talysarn.
Joshua Williams was also on target for the hosts, Jonathan Sadler and sub Deion Hughes hitting back for United.
Talysarn, who were 5-0 up before Llanrug responded, leapfrogged their opponents into 10th spot with this win.
Ben Harding’s 20-yard bullet in the 82nd minute ensured Llangoed celebrated a narrow win at Tyddyn Paun.
Mo Inayat Hosany and Ethan Walker were the Puffins’ other marksmen, Henry Caldecott and Dion Jones the Cefni net-hitters.
Arwyn Jones, a Simon Browne own goal, plus further home strikes from Kyle Williams and sub Morgan Edwards won the day for dominant Llanystumdwy.
Peter Mansoor and Dion Owen notched the first-half goals that mattered for the Darans.
Clive Williams’ 51st minute reply was a mere consolation for Bont.
Fantastic win on the road for Gwalchmai at School Lane.
Andy Sinclair, Myles Jones. Marc Evans and Sam Jones were the away scorers, Dafydd Rowlands and Chris Hughes for the hosts.
Glantraeth fought back from two-down to force a draw thanks to goals from Arwel Williams and Jon Williams after 63 and 67 minutes respectively.
Net-finders from Jonathan Sadler and Owain Jones had put the Darans in command at half time.
Nine straight wins for Bethesda thanks to goals from Noa Hughes (2, 1 pen), Joe Todd (2) and Cameron Robertson, Tom Hughes and Meilir Edwards responding for Penrhyn.
The home side had goalkeeper Iwan Davies red-carded on 40 minutes with the score 2-0 to Pesda.
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