Felinheli made it back-to-back home wins in Ardal North West at the expense of newcomers Nefyn.
Sub Iwan Owen opened the scoring in the 36th minute and Alwyn Roberts added a second with 43 played, both goals coming via Berian Llwyd assists.
Two-goal hero Owen struck again 10 minutes into the second half, Cal Macdonald this time the supplier and club record goalscorer Gruff John made it four with 82 on the clock.
Tomi Evans bagged a late consolation for the Penwaig.
Leaders Tigers completed a sixth win on the bounce having amassed 48 goals in the process while conceding just two.
Six separate scorers made the sheet for Aaron Rowlands’ hot pace-setters. Danny Brookwell, Harry Galeotti, Tom Clarke, Luca Meek and Jamie McDaid all netted in the first half.
Lewis Clayton made it six on 57 minutes before Callum Evans pocketed a consolation for Cemaes.
Cai Henshaw was a hat-trick hero in Penrhyn’s victory at Cae Clyd, Sion Woolway replying for the Quarrymen.
Bont celebrated their first league win of the season with a 3-0 beating of bottom side Llandegai.
Adam Jones (2) and Aled Steele shared the goals for Steven Hughes’ men.
Despite trailing twice, Llanberis won the Arfon derby at Ffordd Padarn.
Kurt Hellfeld, Matthew Jones and the winner from substitute and 53-year-old veteran Marc Lloyd Williams sealed the points for the Darans, Owain Jones with both for ‘Rug.
No goals in a game which saw both sides have a player sent off.
Gaerwen lost Cian Williams to a straight red card on 61 minutes, while Cian Owen was dismissed for two yellows for the hosts after 90.
Adam Woosey and captain Jordan Walker both scored twice in Sychdyn’s emphatic away win, Jac Robins and sub Kieran Jones one goal apiece, Aaron North and Joseph Harrison with consolations for the hosts.
Doubles from Tom Freeman and sub Callum Taylor helped guide Chirk to a thumping win, Lewis Jones and Ryan Davies-Dowd adding one each, Kian Tudor the sole Skippy scorer.
This match was reported as abandoned in the first half with Ruabon 4-0 up at the time.
Captain Lewie Foston’s 81st minute strike won the game for new side Towyn.
Owain Roberts added a double for the hosts, Morgan Roberts and Stan Farrell having put Crozzy two ahead inside the first 13 minutes.
The visitors had Jac Hobson red-carded on 45 minutes.
Sub Aled Brennan delivered an 89th minute decider for Bro Cernyw.
Glan Conwy captain Mezz Knight struck first on 19 minutes before Sion Jones levelled after 82 prior to that late clincher.
Four straight wins sees Llandyrnog still occupy top spot, their latest success being a 3-0 result at Rhydwen Drive.
Captain Rob Hurst, Josh Griffiths and Robbie Williams bagged the all-important goals for the Vale of Clwyd villagers.
Just four days after a cracking Welsh Cup win over Bethesda Rovers, Llysfaen hit seven in a dazzling display at Rhuddlan.
Mike Chapman hit a hat-trick to make it 15 goals already this season, sub Ben Clift banged in a pair and there was one apiece for Jordan Russell and Ryan Roberts.
Liam Bowers (2, 1 pen) and a Ben Rawlinson own goal supplied Rhuddlan’s responses. Rawlinson also provided four goal assists for the visitors, who were 6-1 up at half time.
Match abandoned in the second half due to a serious injury at a stage where Rangers were 2-0 ahead.
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