Five wins out of five for Town – their latest coming in Sunday’s Prestatyn derby.
Goals from Bobby-Joe Davies and Cameron Vaughan gave Town a 2-0 half time lead, Barry Roche and Jenson Wold with the respective assists.
Vaughan completed a double when he made it 3-0 four minutes into the second half. That’s five goals in two games for the striker.
Sub Dale Bonsall pulled one back for Sports after 75 minutes, but Town had the last word when Charley Graham hit their fourth.
Mochdre withstood a late revival from Henllan to claim all three points.
Sports were three-up at the interval, Jac Thomas, Riley Cranham and Scott Roberts all on target.
It stayed at 3-0 until Leon Jones opened Henllan’s account on 75 minutes. Fellow sub Cai Collier struck again after 90, but that was the end of the scoring.
A close-fought encounter saw visitors Rangers finish with nine men.
Sixteen-year-old Henry Tayor gave Llysfaen a 25th minute lead and soon after the visitors had Tobey Sergent dismissed for a second yellow card.
Ben Clift made it 2-0 to the Faen at the break when he netted in the latter stages of the opening 45.
Two minutes into the second half, Rangers were back in it when Cory Griffith halved the arrears, but it was not long before George Clemence made it 3-1.
Dylan Darbey converted a penalty after 50 to keep the away side in the contest, but midway through the half a second Rangers player received his marching orders when Caiden Findley Haggart was shown a straight red card.
Despite the disparity in numbers, there were no further goals.
The day after their Welsh Cup success over Cerrigydrudion, Meliden were celebrating again after their Development side hit four without reply.
Sub Connor Begley scored twice for The Miners, while Richard Hill and Morgan Gray converted from the spot.
St Asaph had sub Shay Bailey red carded on 45+2 and after 73 another replacement, Jake Williams, walked for a second yellow.
Bailey Buesden made it back-to-back hat-tricks for Y Glannau with two goals and a successful penalty against Blue Bridge.
Gwydion Lloyd and Cian Gittins also struck for the dominant hosts.
Leaders Pwllheli made it five straight wins with a ruthless demolition of Trearddur Bay at The Rec.
Cai Tibble hit four for the hosts, Iwan Roberts-Jones netted twice and there was one apiece for subs Osian Williams, Slovakian Lukas Baltoivc (pen) and Dylan Roberts.
Theo Bedford and Leo Morris were the Trearddur scorers.
Talysarn celebrated their first victory of the season at the expense of Llanberis.
Guto Hughes, Gethin Jones and Owain Glyn were the Celts marksmen, Caio Jones for the hosts.
Good win for Llanfairpwll with Ashley Davies (2), Gethin Hughes, Owain Jones and sub Twm Jones sharing the goals, Cai Thomas with both for Bangor.
Sub Ifan Evans scored a 90th minute winner in a seven-goal thriller at Eithin Duon.
Elis Williams, Tomos Llwyd and Sion Williams were the other home hitmen, Anthony Williams (2) and sub Rhys Pugh replying for the Auctioneers.
Jacob Walker handed Nefyn a 16th minute lead, but before half time, Graham Jones and Iranian ace Hogr Tofiqy hit back to secure Pentraeth the spoils.
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