Dylan Culshaw-Roberts bagged both goals for a victorious Colwyn Bay at Central Park on Wednesday night.
The 17-year-old struck first in the 35th minute and added a second with 77 on the clock, Robin Williams providing the assist.
A fine win for a very impressive Holywell side.
Josh Acott nudged the Wellmen ahead on eight minutes, but Dyfan Thomas levelled after 25.
Jamie Jones made it 2-1 to the hosts with 62 gone and Zak Dakin added a crucial third in the 80th minute.
Harry Dodwell was a hat-trick hero for a Llandudno side which remains well on course for league title glory.
Sam Glennon, the prolific Sam Parry and sub Thomas Williamson added a single apiece for the Seasiders, Rhys Evans with a consolation for outgunned Gresford.
Reuben Edwards and Seydou Bamba bagged a brace apiece for a dominant Bala outfit at Maes Tegid.
Krasmir Kovachev was also on the mark for the Lakesiders, who were 2-0 up at the break against the bottom side.
Despite leading three times, 10-man NFA had to settle for a draw.
Michael Wrzesinski, Lucas Edwards and James Steel all put the Rhyl side ahead at various stages, but Josh Roberts, Sam Hardy and Connor John responded on each occasion to ensure it ended honours even.
NFA’s Curtis Cook was red-carded on 67 minutes when the game stood at 2-2.
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