Ardal North West: Trearddur Bay win again, victories for Llanrwst, Nefyn and Pwllheli

LOCK STOCK ARDAL NORTH WEST – OCTOBER 17, 2026

Kinmel Bay 0
Trearddur Bay 3 (T Hughes 5, Parry 14, N Hughes 40)

Trearddur Bay continued their impressive form with a convincing away victory over Kinmel Bay, with three first-half goals enough to move the Beach Boys three points clear at the top of the table.
Bay made a flying start and took the lead after just five minutes, with Tomos Hughes marking his first goal for the club to get the visitors off to the perfect beginning.
The advantage was doubled in the 14th minute when Callum Parry found the net with his 23rd goal of the season, putting Bay firmly in control of the game.
With the interval approaching, Noa Hughes added a third in the 40th minute to cap an excellent first half display and give Bay a commanding advantage at the break.
Having done the hard work in the opening 45 minutes, Trearddur Bay managed the remainder of the game to secure another valuable success on the road.

Llanrwst United 4 Penmaenmawr Phoenix 1

Luke O’Mahoney was on target twice for a Llanrwst side which continued its improved form at home to Phoenix.
O’Mahoney boosted his season’s total to 15 goals with strikes on 14 and 78 minutes, Alex Jones and sub Charlie Rush adding the other home net-finders.
Dan Evans had brought Penmaenmawr level on the stroke of half time, but that was as good as it got for the visitors.
Llanrwst finished the match with 10 men after Chris Nicolson was shown a second yellow on 63.

Mynydd Isa 0 CPD Nefyn United 2

Nefyn are up to fifth in the table after making it four straight league wins.
Zac Pike’s 36th minute goal separated the sides at the break and Steffan Toplis made it 2-0 just past the hour.

NFA 1 CPD Pwllheli 4

Returning hero Hari Lambe marked his comeback in a Pwllheli shirt with a double in a thumping success at NFA.
Lambe, 18, recently had a spell playing in America, but is now back in North Wales picking up his promising career where he left off.
The teenager scored on three and 15 minutes at Ffordd Derwen, Dafydd Roberts also on target in the opening half to give Pwll a 3-0 advantage at the changeover.
Jay Whitehouse gave NFA hope by opening his team’s account a minute into the second period, but Osian Jones made it 4-1 with 71 gone.
Pwll sit fourth after their latest triumph.