Teenager hits NINE goals for Cefn Albion – reports from 42 FAW Amateur Trophy qualifying round 1 northern ties

FAW AMATEUR TROPHY QUALIFYING ROUND ONE

CPD Aberffraw 4 CPD Mynydd Llandegai 0

Great result for Aberffraw in this all-Tier 4 clash at Cae Cynlas.
Aron Lewis-Davies and Ywain McQuire-Jones netted in the first half, Andy Clarke made it 3-0 from the penalty spot on 75 minutes and Dylan Williams bagged a fourth. Clarke also missed a pen late on.

AFC Weston Rhyn P Tywyn-Bryncrug P

Barmouth and Dyffryn United 3 Coedpoeth United 2

Sub Scott Jones bagged an 88th minute winner for Barmouth at Wern Mynach.
Joey Thomas (pen) and Michael Horn also netted for Bermo, Robert Reynolds with both for Coedpoeth.

CPD Blue Bridge 1 Penycae 19

Sub Thomas Blaze hit four second half goals for Penycae in a huge win at Coronation Gardens.
Tier 3 won handsomely as expected against Tier 5, the Wrexham visitors’ other goals supplied by Josh Mazzarella (4), Zac Davies (3), Luca Beck (3), Alex Williams (2), Ryan Lancelotte, Josh Millington and sub Jac Scott.
Kai Griffiths converted a consolation penalty for Blue Bridge, who finished with nine men after sub Cian Cummings was sent off on 69 and Lewis Rhodes after 85, both for two yellows.

Bontnewydd 3 CPD Pentraeth 1

Adam Jones (2) and Cai Edwards notched the goals that mattered for voctorious Bontnewydd, who had Tomos Crew red-carded on 76 minutes, Charlie Dales replying after 78 for Pentraeth.

Broughton United 5 Penyffordd Lions 2

Man of the match Elliott Evans and Luke Muia scored two apiece for Broughton, Jayden Evans also on target, while Marcus Davies and Jack Pyke-Jones provided the away goals.

Brymbo 1 Conwy Borough 4

Sub Bradley Williams delivered a double for Borough, Keiran Jones and Dion Jones also on the mark for the Tier 4 visitors after Cody Hughes had given Brymbo an 18th minute lead.

CPD Caerwys 4 Crozzy 2

Ellis Trubshaw (2), Jack Smallman and Ryan Carrington combined to win this one for Caerwys, Aiden McBride (2, 1 pen) with both for Crozzy.

Cefn Albion 17 CPD Gronant 0

Seventeen-year-old sensation Tom Broadhurst netted NINE goals for Cefn Albion in this double-figure demolition.
Broadhurst bagged a hat-trick in the first half, then helped himself to two more trebles in the second.
Oli Fiedor (4), Kien Morris (2), Dec Molyneux and Kai Morris provided the rest.

Cemaes Bay 4 Rhydymwyn 3

Two goals in added time clinched a thriller for Cemaes.
Adam Woosey and Luca Filby struck in the first half to put Rhyd in command, Bay hit back to level through Cian Owen and Luke McGivern, but Mitchell Williams looked to have won it for the visitors with an 87th minute strike.
However, the island hosts were far from finished, Jordan Lloyd equalising on 91 before Tom Wood plundered the 93rd minute decider in this battle of former Cymru Alliance champions.

FC Queens Park 4 CPD Henllan 1

Victory for the Park thanks to goals from Nicky Williams (2), Matthew Worrall and Jordan Williams, Harry Payne replying.

CPD Gaerwen 1 Dolgellau AA 6

No stopping Tier 3 visitors Dolgellau in this one, Osian Morris (2), Aaron Young, Cynan Roberts, Rob Evans and a Dion Owen own goal bringing up the six, Callum Hughes with a consolation for Gaerwen.

Glan Conwy 0 Berriew 1

Ryan Edwards’ 28th minute goal was enough to send Powys travellers Berriew into the next stage.

Greenfield 1 Llanfyllin Town 2

Narrow defeat for Greenfield, but after a difficult summer they did well just to fulfill this tie.
Having no pre-season and only one training session together, the North East Wales Division 1 side just missed out on Saturday, but the biggest result was being able to field a team, – a prospect that didn’t seem possible just a few short weeks ago.
Manager Scott Beck said: “14 years as manager and this preseason is the hardest I’ve experienced. To lose 16 players was hard to take but a massive thanks to the lads who stayed loyal despite the unrest. Seven days ago we had no side, so to be able to field a side today was a massive for the club.”
Nathan Williams was Greenfield’s scorer, but Central Wales League North team Llanfyllin edged it with goals from Sam Carter and Harri Jones.

Hawarden Rangers P Glantraeth P

Kinmel Bay 8 Nantlle Vale 2

Paris Gray was a hat-trick hero for Tier 3 newcomers Kinmel Bay whose other goals were provided by Anthony Jones, James Hay, Lewis Thompson, Paddy Hamid and Matty Rees.
Llion Griffiths and a Jones own goal provided the replies for Nantlle.

Llanfair United 2 Llandudno Swifts 1

Frankie Montgomery’s 38th minute goal was not enough to save the Swifts from defeat, Kyle Capner and Karl Seliaerts (pen) sending Llanfair through.

Llanfairpwll 2 CPD Cefni 2 (Cefni won 5-3 on penalties)

Cefni were cock-a-hoop after prevailing on penalties in this Anglesey derby.
Dan Burns (2) twice put Llanfair ahead, but Cai Gruffudd and Nathan Lewis pegged the hosts back on each occasion and the pens went 5-3 for Cefni, William Farrar pulling off a crucial save.

Llangefni Town 3 Bethesda Athletic 0

This battle of distinguished Tier 3 rivals went in Llangefni’s favour.
Osian Jones (2) and Ifan Mansoor supplied the goals for the hosts.

Llangoed and District 2 CPD Boded 8

Asa Thomas struck four times as Boded hit eight for the second game in succession.
Last season’s Bob Brodie Trophy winner Thomas boosted his record career goals tally to 764 by scoring on 18, 74, 79 and 89 minutes, while Chris Jones, Ben Hoyland, Rob Tiesteel and an Owen Parry OG made up the eight.
Carwyn Williams bagged both for Llangoed.

Llanidloes Town 1 Blaenau Ffestiniog Amateurs 1 (Llanidloes won 4-2 on pens)

Defeat on spot-kicks for Blaenau, who had equalised in the 92nd minute through Cion Evans after Caio Carruthers had handed the Daffs the lead on 43.

Llanilar 4 Castell Alun Colts 3

A late double from Dan Woosey was not quite sufficient to stave off defeat for Casty, who were 4-1 down entering the 87th minute.
Luca Nardo was also on target for the North East Wales Division 1 visitors, but Steffan Gillies (2), Harvey Matthews and veteran Mark Gornall ensured Central Wales League South outfit Llanilar advanced.

CPD Llannefydd 6 Sychdyn United 0

Tudur Jones (3), Gwion Owen (pen), Llion Morris and sub Ianto Price-Jones split the goals in an emphatic win for Llannefydd.

CPD Llanberis 2 Llanrwst United 6

Luke O’Mahoney was a hat-trick hero for Llanrwst in a convincing victory at Ffordd Padarn.
Leon Doran,, Macsen Rhys-Williams and Jack Clague added a single apiece for the Rwsters, Tomos Jones and Caio Jones for the Darans.

Llangollen Town 5 Towyn 0

Ed Baker, Keiron Hughes, Paige Wilding, Sean Kell and William Cooke all featured on the scoresheet for the Tier 3 victors against Tier 5 opposition.

CPD Llanystumdwy 1 CPD Y Felinheli 1 (Llanystumdwy won 5-4 on pens)

Iwan Owen’s 32nd minute goal gave Felinheli a half-time lead, but early in the second half Iwan Edwards was dismissed for the hosts for two yellows, then Llanystumdwy rallied to equalise with an Arwyn Jones penalty with 66 on the clock.

That was the end of the scoring so it went to penalties and the Tier 4 club prevailed over their Tier 3 visitors, edging the shoot out 5-4 to progress to the next round.

Llay Welfare 2 Llandudno Amateurs 0

Second half goals from Sam Bryan and sub Harry Roberts put Llay into the next round.

Llysfaen 1 Llansantffraid Village 0

Jordan Russell provided the all-important 50th minute goal as Tier 5 Llysfaen defeated fourth-tier opposition and progressed in a national knockout for the second time in seven days.

Montgomery Town 3 Machynlleth 0

Captain Jack Williams (2) and Thomas Evans delivered the goods for Monty.

CPD Mountain Rangers 1 Chirk AAA 5

Chirk made it two national cup wins in a week by hitting five at fellow Tier 5 side Mountain Rangers, Niall Freeman and Tom Freeman notching two apiece and Louie Irving adding another.
One of Tom Freeman’s goals was a penalty. Sub Dylan Owen hit a consolation for Rangers.

Mynydd Isa 4 Rhos United 0

Two goals in each half in a comfortable win for Isa.
Sam Edwards and George Davies found the net in the first period, Nathan Mendoza and sub Harry Lambert after the break.

CPD Nefyn United 3 NFA 0

Zac Pike edged Nefyn in front late in the first half, before Steffan Toplis and Tomi Evans added further goals after the interval.

CPD Penrhyndeudraeth 2 Overton Recreational 2 (Perhyndeudraeth won 5-3 on pens)

Penrhyn needed penalties to see off determined Wrexham-area opponents Overton at Maes-y-Parc.
It ended 2-2 at 90 minutes, Elgan Jones and Cemlyn Holland twice putting the Cockles in front only for Harry Massey and Owen Platt to equalise.

Prestatyn Sports 0 Mochdre Sports 3

Adam Hold continued his impressive start to life in a Mochdre shirt by scoring all three goals at The Meadows.
Hold struck on 12, 59 and 90+4 to seal the win.
The home side’s cause was not helped by a ninth-mnute red card for Sam Herd.

Prestatyn Town 5 Meliden 0

Alex Jones (2), Rob Hughes (2) and Calyn Spencer made up the goals as Prestatyn came out on top in the Denbighshire derby.
A full report on this match was published by Grassroots North Wales on Saturday.

CPD Pwllheli 3 Llanfairfechan Town 1

Gethin Thomas (2) and Osian Thomas secured advancement for Pwllheli after Jamie Haggas gave Llanfairfechan a 13th minute lead. Pwll were 2-1 up by half time

Rhos Aelwyd 3 Aston Park Rangers 2

Tier 3 Rhos had to withstand a late surge from fourth-tier newcomers Aston Park before claiming victory.
Captain Ryan Jenkins and Scott Reeves put the Aelwyd two ahead at half time, then Morgan Jones made it three on 70, but Andy Cook and Billy Hart responded late for the vsitors.

Rhostyllen 2 CPD Llansannan 2 (Rhostyllen won 4-2 on pens)

Rhostyllen fought back from two goals down to force penalties and then came out on top in a spot-kicks contest.
A Dafydd Jones double had Llansannan two-up by the hour, but Cameron Thomas pulled one back on 66 and Lewis Bickerton-Cole equalised after 80.

Rhuddlan Town 1 Kerry 6

Veteran Gary Marshall’s late consolation was all Rhuddlan had to show from their tough test against Tier 3 visitors Kerry who triumphed thanks to Jamie Breese (3), Nick Mumby, Harvey Lloyd-Jones and sub Luke Mumford.

St Asaph City 2 Bow Street 2 (St Asaph won 4-2 on pens)

Saints eliminated Tier 3 favourites Bow Street on pens, Evan Espley (2) put the hosts in control before a Steffan Williams goal and Dafydd Evans OG brought it all-square.

Saltney Town A Connah’s Quay Town A

This game was abandoned due to an injury and will need to be replayed.

Skippy 0 Cerrigydrudion 5

Five on the road for Cerrig, Tegid Williams, Jac Edwards (penalty), Ilan Roberts, Tom Watkin-Jones and Tirion Griffiths sharing the haul.

Talysarn Celts 1 Llanrug United 1 (Talysarn won 6-5 on pens)

A tense penalties success for Talysarn in this all-Tier 4 tie at Gloddfa Glai.
Glyn Hughes-Thomas put Celts in front on 11 before Deion Hughes levelled on 63.

Trearddur Bay P Ruabon Rovers P

CPD Y Glannau 1 Bethesda Rovers 1 (Rovers won 4-3 on pens)

For the second week running Tier 5 Rovers knocked Tier 4 opposition out of a national cup.
After seeing off Lex in the Welsh Cup on July 25, the Ogwen Valley side edged a penalties contest against North Wales Coast East hosts Y Glannau.
Joey Fontana’s 15th minute goal put the home side into the lead, but Kian Hughes equalised from the spot after 25.

CPD Yr Wyddgrug 5 Holyhead Town 2

Leon Sumner was a hat-trick star for Yr Wyddgrug in a deserved win over a disappointing Holyhead at Gwernymynydd.
Aaron North and Hamilton John also found the net for the North East Wales League Division Two hosts, Kane Astles and Matty Rowlands hitting back for the Harbourmen.