Nantlle Vale ended Nefyn’s treble dreams by lifting the Cwpan Snowdonia on penalties on Treborth 3G after a 1-1 draw following extra time.
With the North Wales Coast West Premier Division title and NWCFA Intermediate Challenge Cup already in the bag, the Penwaig were going for a three-timer, but it was not quite their evening.
Noa Griffith gave United a half time lead with a 42nd minute finish following a Steffan Toplis assist.
Two minutes into the second half, Math Jones levelled for Nantlle, but at the end of 90 minutes and the added half-hour, the score remained 1-1.
So it was down to penalties and Vale triumphed 4-2 – Ashley Owen slotting the winning kick – to lift some well-deserved silverware following a fine season at Maes Dulyn.
Queens Park completed a treble by delivering six of the best in Friday night’s final at Broughton.
The North East Wales League Division 1 champions and Premier Cup winners added a fourth Horace Wynne Cup success in five seasons to their collection at the expense of Greenfield.
Six different scorers appeared on the sheet for Arran Taylor’s side – Ryan Kershaw, Sam Molyneux and Jordan Williams in the first half and Tom Freeman, Nicky Williams and sub Kieron Jones after the break.
The Park ended the season having not lost a game in 90 minutes for 26 matches. They have won 25 of those, the only defeat coming on penalties to Tier 1 newcomers Holywell Town in the NEWFA Challenge Cup.
Friday’s success means Queens Park have won seven senior trophies as a club in 2025-26.
More on the club’s achievement appears in a separate article on Grassroots North Wales.
Sub Chris Davies scored twice in the closing minutes to snatch a dramatic victory for Albion.
Cruz Jones handed Cefn a third-minute lead, but Macken Tiley-Phillips bagged a quick double on 21 and 26 to nudge Lions in front. Thomas Broadhurst made it 2-2 just before half time.
Owen Davies nabbed a third for Penyffordd on 59 minutes and things looked gloomy for Albion when Osian Morris was red-carded after 72.
However, enter Chris Davies to score on 88 and 90+1, both from Cruz Jones assists, to win the day for Albion, who finished seventh in the table.
Champions Foresters ended their season with a third concession 3-0 victory in four scheduled games which gives them a final record of 17 wins and a draw in 18 unbeaten matches.
Llanrug recovered from going a goal down early on to win the spoils at Penrhiw.
Morgan Williams gave Llandegai a ninth-minute lead frim a Gethin Jeffreys assist, but top-scorer Kevin Lloyd’s 25th goal of the season on 23 made it level at the interval.
After the break, Llanryg took control, Deion Hughes with a double and Josh Evans’ 29th club goal of the campaign making it 4-1 to the visitors.
Gethin Davies pulled one back for the hosts from the penalty spot in added time.
Sub Rhodri Jones bagged an 84th minute winner for Llanystumdwy at Gloddfa Glai.
The evergreen Sion Parry put the visitors in front on 19 minutes, but Morgan Roberts equalised after 39 to make it even-steven at the turnaround.
Joshua Williams edged Celts ahead on 65, but just four minutes later Iwan Richards made it all-square again.
The stage was set for a hero to deliver the winning goal and Rhodri Jones was that man for Llan, who ended a miserable run of three straight defeats without scoring by claiming victory at one of the league’s toughest places to get a result.
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