	Pl	Pts
Llandudno Albion	23	47
Llangefni Town	16	41
Bodedern Ath	17	40
Greenfield	25	40
Llanrug Utd	20	36
Nantlle Vale	18	33
Prestatyn Sports	23	33
St Asaph City	22	32
Llanrwst Utd	22	31
Penrhyndeudraeth	22	31
Llanberis	24	29
Llandyrnog Utd	24	21
Mynydd Llandegai	20	21
Barmouth Dyffryn	24	10
Llandudno Junction	26	7

	Pl	Pts
Porthmadog Res	19	53
Denbigh Town Res	19	46
Llanberis Res	17	39
Llanrug Utd Res	19	35
Colwyn Bay Res	20	34
Conwy Borough Res	16	26
Pwllheli Res	17	26
Llandyrnog Utd Res	19	24
Prestatyn Town Res	17	24
LLANGEFNI T RES	20	16
Kinmel Bay Res	19	14
Penmaenmawr Phoenix Res	20	13
Nantlle Vale Res	17	9
Llanrwst Utd Res	17	6

Latest News

FIXTURE CHANGE

21st March 2019

This weekends Semi Final match has been switched, it will now be a home match on Friday night. 7:30 kickoff

#cmonthetown #roadtothefinal

Clwb 100 Club

14th March 2019

Enillwyr Mawrth/March Winners

£25 Andrew Sinclair, Llangefni. (47)

£15 Ffion Owen, Llangefni. (67)

£10 Emyr Thomas, Llangefni. (81)

DEFEAT TO NANTLLE VALE

13th March 2019

Llangefni Town suffered their second league loss of the season as Nantlle Vale came from a goal behind to win 2-1, on a very wet evening at Talwrn Road.

Cefni made four changes to the side that beat St Asaph with Andy Sinclair, Iwan Jones, Chris Saxon and Cai Powell-Roberts starting.

Liam Morris opened the scoring for the Town 9 minutes into the match. Gavin Edwards equalised for Vale early in the second half and with 10 minutes left on the clock it was substitute Aron Daniel-Thomas who finished from close range to secure a deserved 2-1 win for the visitors.

Next up is Mynydd Llandegai away on Saturday 16 March, 2:30 kickoff.

GR8 WIN FOR LLANGEFNI!!

10th March 2019

Llangefni Town climb to second in the table following an 8-1 demolition against St Asaph City who were unbeaten in their previous eight matches. The Town made four changes to the starting lineup, with Alun Roberts, Harry Galeotti, Sean Pritchard and Marvin Pritchard starting.

Cefni opened the scoring inside the first ten minutes, Mathew Jones beating the offside trap to slot in opener after some fine individual run by Harry Galeotti. Five minutes later Jones was in on goal again, a mistake at the back opened the opportunity for him to score his second of the match.

Between the 38th minute and half time, Liam Morris decided he wanted a piece of the action with an impressive hat-trick in 8 minutes! He opened his account with a 20 yard strike off the post and in. The second one came came 5 minutes later, Morris arriving at the far post to finish well following a good move down the right from Sean Pritchard, moments later Morris completed his quick fire hat-trick with a thunderbolt into the far corner of the net. 5-0 ht.

St Asaph City gave themselves slim hope of a comeback with an early goal in the second half from a corner, but Galeotti made sure that didn’t happen with a volley at the far post to make it 6-1 from Marvin Pritchard’s cross.

With 15 minutes remaining, a Sean Pritchard cross field ball to Mathew Jones with a fine left foot shot to complete his hatrick. Sean Pritchard wrapped up an impressive afternoon, he missed the initial penalty but scored the rebound making to make it 8-1.

Next up is the rearranged fixture Nantlle Vale. This Wednesday 7:30 kickoff.