John Littlemore scored eight and Jamie McDaid hit six as ruthless Menai Bridge recorded a scoreline which must have had club statisticians consulting the record books.
Harry Galeotti added a hat-trick, while there were also singles from Callum Thomas, James Mcminimee, James Saxon, Cameron Barry and sub Mel McGinness.
Ryan Reynolds and Jasper Payne scored the goals which sent Airbus to defeat in their first home league game of the season.
Bay led 2-0 at half tme through goals from Adam Davies and Matty Hill, but were pegged back for a draw after Jonathan Evans and Matthew Delaney (pen) hit back for the hosts in the second period.
Despite taking a fifth-minute lead through Zack Clarke, Caernarfon ended up beaten on their home league return to The Oval, Tom Mehew and Ryan Hill (penalty) on target for visitors Penybont.
Owen Brain’s 90th minute strike bagged the points for Barry at the Essity Stadium.
Elliott Dugan put the visitors in front after eight minutes, but Joe Malkin (penalty) and Harry Dean hit back to give Flint an interval lead.
Brain levelled on 54 before adding the late decider.
Nomads bounced back from the opening night loss to Caernarfon by beating Cymru Premier newcomers Holywell.
All the goals came in the first half, Hussein Mehasseb (2) and Harry Franklin striking for the visitors, Ieuan Hewitt responding.
Llandudno lie second in the table after an away thumping of Trefelin.
Harvey Bennett (2, 1 pen), Callum Stephens and Adam Stephens combined to put the Seasiders four-up before the break.
Two wins out of two for Bala, this latest victory seeing them defeat former boss Colin Caton and his Ruthin side.
Two goals in three minutes early in the second half from Iwan Lewis and Craig Lindfield put the Lakesiders two-up before Ethan Davies replied for the visitors on 88.
Oliver Sell was a second-half hat-trick hero for Mynydd Isa in their victory at The Quay 3G, captain Mason Parry and Friel Jenson replying for Nomads.
Rhys Lloyd (3), Jacob Duffy (2), captain Jac Jones, Alfie Jones and Rowan Maxwell combined to earn Denbigh an emphatic win, Kaydan Williams-Squires converting two penalties for the visitors.
Charlie Rush and Thomas Antrobus both hit trebles in a big away win for Mold, Ben Davies (2) and sub Drew Hayes with the rest, Kobi Pritchard with Tudno’s sole reply.
Veteran player-manager Ricky Evans put Brymbo on their way to victory from the penalty spot, Harvey Keefe and Cameron James putting the Steelmen three-up before Nathan Rush responded.
Good win for Chirk, Ed Rogers, Tristan Lloyd and Louis Morris with a goal apiece.
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