Prestatyn Sports secured a confident 4-1 win over Denbigh Town Development at Myddleton College, with 16-year-old debutant Charlie Reekie making an immediate impact on his debut into men’s football.
After a tough opening spell, with Denbigh pressing early, Prestatyn settled, took control and were clinical in front of goal.
Goals from James Wong, Alfie Duncalf and two from Osian Davies sealed the win, with young Reekie registering an assist on his first appearance. A proud moment for the youngster and a strong all-round performance for Prestatyn.
Cai Rees was the Denbigh marksman.
Liam Weldon put St Asaph in front from a Macauley Lewis assist on 56 minutes, but an equaliser via Owen Davies after 67 earned Henllan a point.
George Clemence, Alex Tate, Arron Hampson and Cieran Williams supplied the goals which banked three points for Llysfaen, Leon Melling and Kai Griffiths responding for the visitors.
Goals galore from the Junction who are now level on points with leaders Prestatyn Town Development.
Aaron Woosey (4), Osian Jones (2), Freddie Naylor (2), plus one apiece from Isaac Willet, Charlie Pope, Osian Bower-Forbes, plus a Sean Mooney own goal made up the dozen for the Railwaymen, Saeed Jones replying for the hosts.
Sub Oliver McCarthy delivered a 78th minute winner for The Miners at Cae y Glannau.
Theo Kirkman and Connor Begley also made the scoreboard for the visitors, Greg Parry with a pair for the hosts.
Sion Dafydd and Zac Leung both scored twice as seven-goal Bangor continued their steady rise up the table.
Morgan Roberts, Morgan Johnson and Isaac Humphreys added one apiece for the Citizens, Owain Glyn’s double having given Celts an early two-goal lead.
The visitors had Deio Llwyd dismissed for a second yellow on 64.
Iwan Jones and top-scorer Jac Lewis both struck early in the second half for Vale, who held on for victory despite the prolific Anthony Williams replying for Gaerwen with 75 minutes gone.
Dan Lewis plundered a 92nd minute equaliser to earn Trearddur Bay a point.
Llanberis had led since Guto Jones‘ goal in the 19th minute.
An 11th win in as many starts for leaders Pwllheli. who nonetheless had to battle hard for victory on Anglesey.
Morgan Murray-Williams and Cai Tibble’s 20th goal of the campaign clinched the points for Pwll, who had Robin Thomas sent off for two yellows.
Nico Jones (2, 1 pen), Cai Williams and sub Gwion Williams came up with the goals that secured maximum points for the Penwaig, Ifan Evans with a double for Llanrug.
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