Football

CATCH-UP: North Wales Coast West League – Boded win again, Llanfairpwll edge a thriller

Marquis Holland (yellow and black) scored twice for Llangoed and District versus Valley Seniors last Saturday. Pictures: RICHARD GREGSON – many thanks

NORTH WALES COAST WEST LEAGUE CATCH UP

JANUARY 31-FEBRUARY 1

PREMIER DIVISION

Glantraeth 0-2 Nefyn United
Three points for Nefyn thanks to a 39th minute goal from Tomi Evans and a killer second on 89 from 16-year-old sub Noa Griffith.
Glan’s Lewis Owen was sent off after 58 minutes for a second yellow card.

Gwalchmai 3-1 Mynydd Llandegai
Jamie Whitmore’s 31st minute goal handed Llandegai an interval lead, but second half replies from Connor Owen, Cian Owen and Gwion Thomas won the day for Gwalchmai.
The hosts had John Jones sent off in the 90th minute for a second yellow.

Llanrug United 2-4 Llanerchymedd
Hat-trick hero Arden Gisbourne made it 16 goals for the season as Llannerchymedd pulled off a superb win at Eithin Duon.
Captain Ben Hughes was also on the mark for the visitors, Sion Williams and Ywain Jones responding for Llanrug.

Pentraeth 2-3 Penrhyndeudraeth
Cian Pritchard, Gwion Davies and Cai Henshaw pocketed the goals which earned Penrhyndeudraeth three points at Bryniau.
Sion Jones and Liam Roberts ensured the hosts pushed their visitors close.

Talysarn Celts 0-5 CPD Boded
Seventeen-year-old new signing Dylan Griffith scored a stunning four goals in just his second appearance for Boded.
Griffith, who joined from CPD Cefni last month, netted on 26, 30, 43 and 52 minutes after Gareth Torr had struck first for the islanders.
It is now nine matches unbeaten for fifth-place Boded.

DIVISION ONE

Deiniolen 0-2 Bethesda Rovers
Adrian Roberts and sub Tomos Elis Williams delivered the goals which clinched maximum points for Rovers at Cae Bwthyn.

Llangoed & District 4-0 Valley Seniors

Great goalmouth action from Tyddyn Paun. Picture: RICHARD GREGSON


Llion Roberts and Marquis Holland scored two apiece as the Puffins comfortably overcame Valley at Tyddyn Paun.

Mountain Rangers 2-3 Llanfairpwll
Two-goal star Tomos Williams and captain Dylan Rees Williams supplied the goals which gave new leaders Llanfairpwll a cracking win at Cae Gors.
Rhys Jones and Elis Hughes replied for the battling hosts.

Cemaes Bay 4 CPD Llanberis 0
Cemaes stretched their unbeaten run in all competitions to seven matches with a four-goal success last Friday.
Bay were three-up on Llanberis by half time, Tom Wood with a double before new signing Cameron Buckley added a third.
The Darans had Alan Mark Owen sent off for a second yellow in the 34th minute.
The Anglesey hosts went four ahead in the 88th minute through 17-year-old substitute Codie Holland.

CPD Llanystumdwy 3 Bontnewydd 0
Arwyn Jones (2) and captain Kyle Williams delivered the goals in a fine win for Llanystumdwy at Treborth.

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