Leo Brooks, captain Efan Bowden-Williams, Owen Thomas and Luca Moran shared the goals which delivered opening day maximum points for Bay, Anthony Tierney bagging both for Bala.
New signing Sam Parry struck twice for convincing winners Bangor.
Parry, who netted 41 goals for Llandudno’s reserve and development sides last season, found the net on six and 40 minutes at Bangor City Stadium.
Liam C Jones, Josh Roberts and James Thomas added further home goals in the second half.
Great result for Geraint Rowlands’ Holywell team away to newly-formed Hotspur Reserves, Daniel Simon (2), captain Jacob Byron and a Noel Owen own goal making up the Wellmen’s four, Lucas Garmey delivering a double for the hosts.
It was all about Alfie for victorious Nomads, Jones and sub Bennett knocking in the goals which earned the Deesiders three points.
Alfie Bennett struck the winner in the 92nd minute. Harry Cartwright was on target for Mold.
Harry Lambert and Rhys Hughes supplied the all-important goals for first-day winners Mynydd Isa at Argoed Sports and Social Club.
Sub Kaydan Williams-Squires secured a home win with a late double, his second a penalty.
Riley Keating and Ben Hughes also made the scoresheet in the second half for Phoenix, who trailed 1-0 at the break after Sam Parry-Jones scored first for NFA.
Freddie Naylor was on the mark twice as the new Junction side celebrated their debut with a win.
Osian Jones also hit the back of the net for the impressive visitors.
Osian Davies hit a hat-trick for seven-goal Sports, James Wong adding a double, Oliver McAndrew and sub Owen Hughes-Fowell making up the remainder.
Oliver McCarthy hit a consolation for Rangers.
Derby delight for Y Glannau thanks to Bailey Buesden (2) and another unnamed scorer, Harrison Northall replying for Saints.
Zak Williams (2), Jac Uden (pen) and Mathew Shaw were among the scorers for Denbigh, Ryan Watson and Ben Hughes (pen) with the Llysfaen pair.
Captain Barry Roche, Kaiden-Lee Taylor and Jack Kennedy all scored twice for new side Prestatyn Town Development in a convincing home win.
Sub Andrew Hughes pocketed a consolation for Blue Bridge.
Sub Jac Thomas netted an 84th minute winner for Sports.
Morgan Gray put Meliden in front on 19 minutes and it stayed 1-0 until sub William Rylance equalised with 62 gone.
Cian Newell and sub Ifan Evans produced the goals which earned Llanrug an impressive result against Bangor at Eithin Duon.
Cian Goodman-Shephard and Cai Tibble both plundered hat-tricks for nine-goal stars Pwllheli at The Rec.
Osian Williams also scored two and Robin Thomas struck once.
Math Williams collected Nefyn’s winner in the 57th minute at Maes Eilian.
Anthony Williams picked up where he left off last season with an opening-day pair for Gaerwen in their victory at Gloddfa Glai.
Williams struck twice in the opening six minutes. A 62nd minute response from Celts was not enough to save them from defeat.
Goals galore at Maes Dulyn.
Jac Lewis (3), goalkeeper Dion Jones, Callum McDonnell, sub Aaron Tocker and an unnamed sub shared the Vale goals, Ifan Cai, Steffan Taylor (pen), Keenan Boggan and Gethin Randall with Pentraeth’s replies.
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