Following back-to-back triumphs at Ruthin, away-day specialists Wrexham were at it again as they got the better of hosts Llandudno 66-15 in their latest Division One North clash.

Ten tries did the trick for the visitors, who ran away with things in the second half after a tight opening 40 minutes.

Indeed, Llandudno had the lead with an unconverted score in just the second minute, with Wrexham responding a quarter-of-an-hour later via Ryan Gard’s unconverted score.

Jacob Hughes’ 21st minute effort handed Wrexham the lead for the first time and they wouldn’t relinquish their advantage for the remainder of the encounter.

Llandudno kicked a penalty to reduce their deficit to four points, only for tries from Nick Dodd and Jack Partington to hand the visitors a bonus point prior to the break.

Llandudno opened the second half with a converted score, but Wrexham bossed the closing half-an-hour with tries from Donnacha Fitzpatrick, Eddie Nyamangara (2), Greg Thomas, Callum Riordan and Jack Harrison. Hughes would finish the day with eight conversions.

Mold picked up a losing bonus point from their thrilling 38-31 reverse at Ruthin.

A tally of four tries made sure of a second point for Mold, with Matty Liversage, Jamie Elder and Bruce Lacey amongst those to cross the whitewash.

All four tries were converted by Seth Geary, who also kicked a penalty for good measure.

Bala eased to a 57-5 success at home to Newtown, while COBRA got the better of Bethesda 33-0.

Shotton Steel continued their perfect start to the Division Three North East season with their comfortable 38-7 triumph versus Ruthin Athletic.

Leaders COBRA Athletic prevailed 57-5 at Flint and Rhosllanerchrugog won a thriller 45-41 at Llanidloes.

Mold Athletic suffered a heavy 85-14 loss to Denbigh and Newtown Athletic pipped Bro Gwernant 17-8.

Division Two North results: Abergele 7 Colwyn Bay 28; Rhyl & District 32 Dolgellau 21; Teirw Nant Conwy 57 Bangor 3; Welshpool 29 Bro Ffestiniog 30.

RGC paid tribute to Jack Davies in style to record a 49-19 victory at home to Super Rygbi Cymru opponents Pontypool.

Gareth Parry’s early try was converted by Billy McBryde as the home side made the perfect start.

Ieuan Cornelius offloaded for Dion Jones to grab the next try from long range, with McBryde again kicking the extras.

Sam Jones (2), Delwyn Jones, Osian Burt and Tudur Jones grabbed the other tries, all of which were converted by McBryde.

Other results: Carmarthen Quins 19 Newport 21; Swansea 32 Bridgend 19; Aberavon 17 Llandovery 27; Cardiff 32 Ebbw Vale 29.

In a rearranged Welsh Division One Cup tie, Caernarfon made it through with their 50-17 success over Pwllheli.

Caernarfon will host Blackwood in the last-16 in early December, while Wrexham have been handed a trip to Nelson.