Matt Toole (2), Sam Buckley, Macauley Lewis, Jack Davies, Leon Bower and Josh Brown shared the goals in a 7-0 victory for Saints.
Harrison Mills-Morgan (2), Harvey Mennion, sub Theo Kirkman and Morgan Gray produced the scoresheet entries which delivered an away win for Meliden, Henry Tayor among the Llysfaen scorers.
Osian Davies and captain James Wong both netted twice for Sports in a 4-1 success over Denbigh, Jac Uden replying.
After winning their first six it is now no victories in three outings for Prestatyn, who were outscored at home by Mochdre.
Soloman Moore, Jac Thomas and Paddy Hold supplied the goals which ensured Sports kept up their unbeaten start, Kaiden-Lee Taylor and Barry Roche hitting back for the leaders.
Two players were red-carded after the final whistle – Cameron Vaughan of Prestatyn and Mochdre’s William Rylance.
Oliver Young was the star man for Henllan with five goals and two assists as the visitors rattled up a dozen at Ffordd Las.
Cai Collier added a hat-trick, Keiran Kendrick, Cai Jones (pen), Leon Jones and Eben Morris one each, while the Rangers scorers were Callum Disley, Cory Griffith and Warren Hampson.
Five out of six games in the East Division last Sunday produced away wins, Junction being another travelling side to emerge triumphant.
Seventeen-year-old Freddie Naylor was a four-goal star for the Railwaymen, Osian Jones adding a single, Andrew George and Rhys Thomas-Clark for Y Glannau.
Lucas Cruz, Cai Thomas and Zac Leung guided Bangor to victory, Nico Jones having initially put Nefyn in front.
Iwan Roberts-Jones scored all five goals for a Pwllheli side which lead the table with eight wins in eight matches.
Anthony Williams bagged a consolation for Gaerwen.
A 10-goal thriller at Eithin Duon saw Llanrug finish on top.
Joshua Evans (2), Sion Jones, Owain Jones, Ifan Evans and sub Rhys Humphreys split the home goals, Owain Glyn, Llion Roberts, Cai Hughes and Iolo Hughes responding for the visitors.
Cian Dafydd found the net four times for a dominant Nantlle Vale, Jac Lewis also on target for the home side.
Leo Morris (pen) and Isaac Parry grabbed the goals which earned the points for Trearddur Bay, Alan Blankley hitting back for the Sandmen.
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