Colwyn and Aberconwy Junior Football League
Under 8s
Penrhyn Bay Panthers 13 (Luke Nichols 5, Ben Hughes 3, Shay Oldham 2, Billy Sieben, Theo Jenks-Gilbert, Mollie Roberts) Penrhyn Bay Borough 0; Colwyn Bay FC Celts 10 (Noa WIlliams 4, Charlie Parker 2, Jacob Jones 2, Iwan Roberts) Llandudno FC Swifts Juniors 0; Penrhyn Bay 0 Colwyn Bay FC Juniors 11 (Owen Lloyd-Davies 3, James Smith 2, Alex Smith 2, Cai Williams 2, Macsen Rhys-Williams, John Wilkinson); Llandudno Junction Juniors 1 Llandudno FC Swifts 4 (Danny Barr 3, Kai Lewis)
Under 9s
Conwy Borough United 1 (Tom Kiddell) Llandudno Junction 2 (Sean Flynn, Dulyn Roberts); Penrhyn Bay Tigers 1 (Jack Parry) Colwyn Bay FC 10 (Alex Roberts 3, Will Edwards 3, Hari Gwilym 2, Brandon Roberts, Harry Spillane); Penrhyn Bay 5 (Finlay Hare 3, Frankie Holmes, Savanna Dickens) Penrhyn Bay Rebels 4
Under 10s
Llandudno FC 6 (Christian Boog-Davies 2, Beau Cornish 2, Ryan Noke, Keating Hoe Pike) Conwy Borough United; Tudno FC 2 (Korley Seager 2) Llanfairfechan Warriors 1 (Liam Jones); Penrhyn Bay Phoenix 1 (Joe Williams) Pen Y Bryn 8 (Morgan Ashworth 2, Lewis Roberts 2, Jack Evans, Finley Jones, Harrison Winnett); Llanrwst United 0 Llandudno Junction 1 (Gareth Thomas)
Under 11s
Penrhyn Bay Pumas 0 Llanrwst United 0; Penrhyn Bay 12 (Kian Collier 5, Jack Lidgett 2, Ryan Boddis, Samuel Owen, Morgan Groom, Scott Kearney, Jack Kearney) Penrhyn Bay Dragons 0; Glan Conwy 3 (Jacob Gilbert-Jones, Alex Brownhill, Arron Royels) Llandudno Junction 1 (Finlay Eccles)
Under 12s
Llandudno FC 1 (Sam Carrier) Penrhyn Bay 2 (Daniel Jones, Alex Williams)
Under 14s North Wales Coast FA Cup Third Round
Llandudno Junction 4 (Owen Woodfield, Troy Crompton-Yates, Harry Roberts) Conwy United 0
Under 16s
Pen Y Bryn 2 (Toby Haley, Sam Nicholls) Llandudno FC 5 (Jack McGovern 2, Ross Hudson, Joe Roberts, Connor McFadden); Conwy Borough United 3 (Jordan Russell 3) Real Colwyn 0; Llandudno Junction 3 (Jack Roberts, Mathew Harris, Jay Robson) Pen Y Bryn Juniors 0; Llanfairfechan Town 0 Penrhyn Bay 18 (Peter Jones 5, Ryan Stuart 4, Ben Roebuck 3, Mathew Jones 2, Sam Roberts, Josh Graham, Liam Barlow, Tom Jones)
Under 18s
Penrhyn Bay 0 Abergele Seniors 7 (Kieran Ellis 2, Matty Marsh-Evans 2, Alex Jones, Greg Hilditch, Josh Atkinson); Rhuddlan Town 5 (Scott Clarke 2, Jack Hoult, George Hewitt, Thomas Hilton-Woosey) Pen Y Bryn Panthers 1 (Patrick Atkinson)
Colwyn Bay and District Pool League
Division One
County A 2 Llan Jct Comm Club C 6; Llan Jct Comm Club B 3 Central A 5; Pen Y Bryn A 6 Cross Keys Glan Conwy 2; 147club B 4 Red Lion A Old Colwyn 4
Division Two
Red Lion B Old Colwyn 5 Conwy Legion 3; 147 C 4 Cayley A 4; Maelgwyn A 6 Llandulas Legion 2; Llan Jct Comm Club A 5 County B 3
Division Three
Mountain View Mochdre 1 147 Club A 7; Links A 5 Park Colwyn Bay 3; Llan Jct Lab Club 8 Maltloaf 0; Boathouse A 5 Conwy Cricket Club 3
Division Four
Maelgwyn B 8 Washington B 0; Washington A 3 Boathouse B 5; Prince Madoc 3 Jacks Llandudno 5; Central B 6 Maelgwyn C 2
North Wales Table Tennis League
THE SEMI-FINALISTS for the First Division Table Tennis League Cup have now been decided after Police A won the remaining quarter final tie.
The Police beat Y Morfa B 9-1 to earn an away fixture at cup holders Amlwch A. Rob Stanway provided the most resistance to the Police onslaught by beating Tony Wan in a five game match, taking Roger Lee all the way in a 12-10 loss and claiming a game from Mark Pugh.
In the First Division, Y Morfa A have moved to the top after catching up on their postponed fixtures. They beat both their B and C teams 7-3 and 10-0 respectively, with each of the A team winning two of their three encounters in the former game.
Llandudno Junction started the New Year in convincing fashion by beating Police B 10-0. Bob Lissaman came closest to securing a point for the visitors, going down 15-13 in the fifth to Steve Nicholls.
In the Second Division Glan Clwyd are currently only a two-man team having lost Clive Sparkes to injury. They lost their unbeaten start to the campaign to Craig-y-Don B, though a full strength team would have struggled with Bob Hughes and George Mynott in top form. Captain Ken Moore earned the consolation point, with a straight sets win over Ady Waugh.
Angling: Winter shore league
27 ANGLERS fished the first leg of Colwyn Bay Victoria Sea Angling Club’s Winter Shore League at Llandudno’s North Shore last Saturday.
Small whiting made up the majority of catches, with many falling under the 27cm minimum landing size. There were also some good sized Dabs and a small number of Rockling and Dogfish brought to the scales at the end of the match.
Top bag on the night went to Bill McLintock with 14 whiting and a dogfish for 3.25kgs, with new member Jordan Roberts second with 10 whiting for 2kg.
Pete Price came third with nine for 1.99kg, and John Jones landed fourth with 9 for 1.82kg.
The top team were Bill McLintock and Barry Haigh with 70 points, and the junior prize went to Jack Peters with two whiting for 0.33kgs.
The next league match is a Dee Estuary rover on Sunday January 22. Fishing is from 2pm until 6pm, with booking in taking place at the Smugglers Inn carpark in Talacre before 1pm.
For more information on club events and how to become a member visit the www.cbvsac.co.uk.
Gwalia Winter Darts League
THE FIRST half of the Colwyn Bay Legion sponsored Gwalia Winter Darts League was completed this week, with top of the league Semaphore Lodge staying three points clear after taking a 9-3 win in their fixture at home against the Park Hotel A.
In second place are the Mochdre Sports Club who were the host to the Colwyn Bay Legion A. The Club took a 5-3 lead, and with the doubles games shared won 7-5.
In fourth spot are the Victoria Club C, who secured an 8-4 win at home over The Valentine. A fourteen dart game from Central Hotel's Dave Hughes, helped his team to a 8-4 victory against five man Marine Hotel.
In Division Two, Colwyn Bay Legion B suffered their first league defeat at home against the Royal Hotel C, who took three doubles games to record a 7-5 win.
The Mountain View Hotel were at home against the Clwb-y-Gornel, who took a 2-0 lead. The View won five games in a row to lead 5-3 after the singles, and all four doubles games for a 9-3 final score.
The Royal Hotel were 7-5 winners at home against the Prince Madoc, and The Anglers Sea Club took an unbeatable 6-2 lead at home against the Ship Hotel Rhos B, also winning three of the four doubles games to record a 9-3 result.
North Wales Netball League
Division One
Clinton James 12 Holyhead 17; Abergele Diamonds 22 Jets 32; Colwyn Sports 43 Friendship 38.
Division Two
Rhyl 34 Denbigh Ladies 17; Colwyn Swifts 15 Craig Y Don Leaders 46; Colwyn Comets 49 Fairy Glen 22.
Division Three
Mon 24 Craig Y Don Shadows 4; Prestatyn Panthers 35 Abergele Hearts 26; Colwyn Youth 28 Abergele Diamonds 9.