In the first division, Trinity A top the table in week three following a 9-1 win againstConwy A. Maximums here for both Abhishek Bathula and Stuart Dearden. The Conwy consolation was provided by Graham Heath in a five-game win at the expense ofMatthew Fox. Conway B have also reeled off three straight wins. Paul Hulme playing in his first match of the season secured a fine maximum, he was pushed closest byTrinity B’s Rob Stewart who took him to a fifth game decider. Amlwch B have started strongly beating Trinity B emphatically 10-0. Here the closest game witnessed Emyr Owen securing his maximum prevailing in the fifth 11-8 at the expense of Ben Moore.Trinity B third result of the week resulted in a narrow 4-6 loss to Trinity C in the derby match. Ben Moore won all singles matches including a five-game thriller against David Daniels. Roy Williams beat Andrew Chamberlain but had to concede his match against Ben. However, two wins by both David and Josh Gilmore and a win in the doubles secured the victory. Finally, in a week when only one first division fixture did not involve a Trinity team, Y Morfa A beat Trinity C 6-4 despite a fine maximum from Trinity’s David Daniels.

In the second division, it is regrettable to hear that Henllan is unable to fulfil their fixtures and have withdrawn from league. Rhyl B top the table having only dropped one point in two fixtures. This point was won by Nigel Watson representing Craig-y-don Awho beat Norman Stagg. Fine maximums again from both John Hughes and Steve Lowe, see these two at the top of the individual standings. A third player who has won all his games is Kevin Evans representing Police B. He teamed up with his daughter Becky but this two-person team was held to a draw by Y Morfa B. The closest encounter resulted in the Evans family winning the doubles 11-8 in the fifth. The Y Morfa players Martin Bill and Harry Jones both secured two points in the match.