Ardal Northern round-up: West – Prestatyn hit five on away territory; East – Queens Park remain top on goal difference

LOCK STOCK ARDAL NORTH WEST – OCTOBER 9-10

Broughton United 0 Prestatyn Town 5

Tom Hilditch made it 13 goals in as many matches with a double for Prestatyn in an emphatic Seasiders victory on Friday night.
Town broke through in the 25th minute when Alex Jones played a neat ball through to Hilditch, who lobbed keeper Lewis Thornton to make it 1-0.
The lead was doubled on 37 with a truly magnificent team goal. Hilditch this time returned the compliment, setting up captain Jones for his sixth of the campaign.
Hilditch added a third from the penalty spot before half time.
An own goal from Joshua Davies made it four for the visitors on 54 minutes, Tom Kemp forcing the error.
And sub Rob Hughes rounded things off after 87 with his fourth goal this term.

Bethesda Athletic 0-1 NFA

Tyler Joyce delivered the 37th minute net-funder which earned NFA their first away win of the 2026-27 season.

Llangefni Town 1-4 Llay Welfare

Cavan Daley was on the mark twice for a Llay outfit whose away form of late has been exceptional.
Daley struck on 28 and 49 minutes, while Ellis Hickey and William Nevitt were also on the mark for the visitors. All this after Jamie Thomas had given Llangefni a ninth-minute lead.
Thomas was larer sent off for a second yellow in the 92nd minute.

CPD Llannefydd 2-1 Connah’s Quay Town

Unbeaten Llannefydd edged themselves into second spot on goal difference but had to recover from being one-down at half time.
Olaf Sarnecki fired Town in frot after 28 minutes and it stayed 1-0 until 57, when Tomos Salisbury equalised, then Sam Jones provided the winner on 63.

Llanrwst United 2-0 Kinmel Bay

After six straight defeats Llanrwst secured a welcome home win over Kinmel Bay.
Luke O’Mahoney broke the deadlock on 22 minutes with his 13th goal of the season before Rhys Hughes made it two after 70, Chris Nicolson assisting.

Mynydd Isa 0-3 CPD Y Felinheli

Club record scorer Gruff John struck twice to bank three points for Felinheli at Argoed Sports and Social Club.
John bagged the 257th and 258th goals of his career at Cae Seilo on Saturday, netting on 26 and 78 minutes. Alwyn Roberts was also on target for the visitors with his eighth goal of the season.

CPD Nefyn United 4-3 CPD Pwllheli

Nefyn edged a thrilling seven-goal Llŷn Peninsula derby.
The Penwaig’s third straight league win was clinched through goals from Tomi Evans, Steffan Toplis (2) and captain Ifan Jones.
Osian Jones, Charlie Griffith and Osian Thomas replied for Pwllheli, who produced a late rally but were unable to affect the result.

Penmaenmawr Phoenix 0-3 Trearddur Bay

Callum Parry (2, 1 pen) and Liam Morris shared the goals that sent Trearddur Bay back to the top.
This match was reported on in detail by Grassroots North Wales on Saturday night.

LOCK STOCK ARDAL NORTH EAST

FC Queens Park 4-1 Carno

Queens Park remain top of East on goal difference after Saturday’s thrashing of Carno.
Playing his first game in over a month, prolific marksman Mikey Latham scored on 5 and 25 minutes for the hosts, Corey Smart and Dan Parry also finding the net, Llewelyn Jerman supplying Carno’s sole reply.

CPD Rhos Aelwyd 0-4 Llangollen Town

Second-place Llangollen are level with Queens Park on 18 points following Saturday’s cracking result at Ponciau Park.
Ed Baker made the scoresheet for the fifth successive game for the visitors with a double, putting him on 10 goals for the season.
Connor Kendrick and Jack Goulbourn also netted for Town, who have won four league games in a row, while off-the-boil Rhos have not claimed a victory in five attempts.

Bow Street 2-4 Llanrhaeadr

Jacob Edwards, Gruff Evans, David France and James Burgess scored a goal apiece to secure Llanrhaeadr the spoils at Cae Piod, Josh Crowl and Jordan Perry responding.

Builth Wells 1-3 Kerry

Jamie Breese, Neil Mitchell and Finley Bellamore all made the scoresheet in Kerry’s triumph at Lant Fields, Lyndon Jones ensuring Builth were level at half time.

Corwen 0-1 Radnor Valley

Jack Gittoes’ third-minute goal was enough to pocket three points for Radnor Valley at Corwen.

Dolgellau Athletic 5-1 Penycae

League top-scorer Gerwyn Williams made it nine this season for Dolgellau with a pair in a home thumping of Penycae, who were oreviously unbeaten in five ANE outings.
Williams’ brace put him on 15 goals across all competitions for Dol, whose other strikes came via Tomos Jones, Ioan Roberts and Rob Evans, Alex Williams notching his 10th this term for Penycae late on.

Knighton Town 1-1 Cefn Albion

The Robins were left to rue a succession of missed chances as they had to content themselves with a point at home to Albion.
Callum Mannion handed the visitors a 22nd minute lead before Harley Morris levelled with a tremendous strike on 29.