CATCH-UP: North Wales Coast East – Glannau and Pen keep winning, Mehmeti is Wanderers hat-trick hero
NORTH WALES COAST EAST LEAGUE – REPORTS, FEB 22
Premier Division
Bow 0 Llandudno Junction 3
A good away win for Junction who led 1-0 at the break through a Matty Jones free kick.
In the second half, debutant Mikey Cash, a recent signing from Llysfaen doubled the lead, and before the end Dave Maddock added a third – his 19th goal of the season.
CPD Bro Cernyw 3 Meliden 1
Bro overturned a 1-0 half time deficit to record a deserved 3-1 victory.
Kieron Hughes’ goal handed Meliden a somewhat fortunate interval lead, but the tables were turned after the break, Rhidian Williams, Osian Roberts and Isaac Rasell Edwards (pen) all finding the target.
CPD Cerrigydrudion 2 Llandudno Amateurs 0
Two late goals won this for Cerrig, Delwyn Jones striking on 86 minutes and Tirion Griffiths added a crucial second six over the 90.
Penmaenmawr Phoenix 8 Llandyrnog United 0
Adam Hold made it back-to-back hat-tricks for Phoenix who stretched their unbeaten run in the Premier to 16 matches.
James Hobson and Dean Wright added a pair apiece for Aaron Keating’s men, Daniel Williams also netting from the penalty spot.
Llandyrnog deserve credit for their fighting spirit.
Rhuddlan Town 0 Glan Conwy 3
Captain Mezz Knight (2) and Scott Hall bagged the goals which brought victory to the Conwy Valley valiants.
CPD Y Glannau 5 CPD Llansannan 2
Dan Price (2), Ste Kirk, Jake Reddaway and Josh Macgillivray shared the goals which kept the leaders in pole position, Gethin Rogers and Lewys Jones responding for the visitors.
Division One
Blue Bridge 2 Prestatyn Wanderers 5
Hat-trick hero Patrick Mehmeti was the difference between the sides in this Wanderers victory.
Nathan Rowan also scored twice for the visitors.
Jonny Mee kept up his good run of goals this season with a double for Blue Bridge.
Rhos United 5 CPD Henllan 0
Leaders Rhos maintained their superb form with a five-goal hammering of Henllan.
Club Player of the Month Mike Chapman scored a hat-trick, with Lewis Sealey and Scott Court also on target.