This was a much needed victory for an Amateurs side which has started the season below par but on Saturday collectively produced their best display to date.
A hard-fought derby at Go Goodwins Stadium saw the Amateurs edge ahead on eight minutes when Azz Rogers finished well from a Danny Hughes assist.
Frank Montgomery levelled for Swifts four minutes into the second half, but veteran Hughes delivered the winner on 66.
Luke Molmans was a hat-trick hero for a Llansannan outfit which thrashed a Rhos team on a run of three straight wuns.
Tom Seddon and Meilir Williams also netted for the hosts, Adam Williams replying for Rhos with his 10th goal of the season.
Ashley Castle, Aflie Griffiths, Sam Herd and Kyle Lally shared the goals as Prestatyn Sports picked up an excellent three points on their travels.
Harry Dodwell and Adam Hold (penalty) responded for Mochdre, who had Lee Stokes dismissed on 63 minutes for two yellow cards.
Elliot Jarvis (2), Jordan Davies and a Jordan Dixon own goal ensured Penrhyn Bay comfortably beat the bottom side, who have now lost seven on the spin.
Harri Evans-Burton bagged a consolation for the Railwaymen.
After beginning the season with six straight wins, leaders Llanfairfechan suffered a surprise defeat at Roe Plas Meadows.
James Williams, Harrison Roberts and Ryan Potts won the day for Saints, Dylan Edwards and Elliot Croston on target for Llanfair.
All-square at Bro where the unbeaten hosts scored through Iwan Pemberton and Gethin Vaughan, but Bridge fought back to draw via Kai Griffiths and Callum Lloyd-Clegg.
First-half goals from Rio Ross and Ray Knight gave Meliden a 2-0 interval lead and the Miners held on for the win despite Liam Davies replying for Henllan in the 69th minute.
Eight wins out of eight for Llandyrnog who recovered from being a goal down at half time to win the day with three late strikes.
Liam Daly netted on 37 minutes to give Glan Conwy the edge and it stayed 1-0 until the 76th when Alex Webster equalised.
Daniel Clarke and sub Sam Jones then added further home goals to complete the turnaround.
Harry Owen (4), Riley Patterson (3), Liam Bowers (3), Connor Lambert, Riley Booker, Callum Lloyd and sub Matthew Parsonage combined to deliver Rhuddlan a double-figure triumph at Pengwern.
Charlie Hill and James Reynolds netted two apiece, while Harry Woodfine and Jake Peabody added one each as Towyn hit the hosts for six, Ryan Penny with Rangers’ sole net-finder.
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