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Friendlies up and running in region... and this week's games

Friendlies up and running in region... and this week's games

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Johnny Haseldin's side took on Llangefni Town and it was Holywell who came out on top 6-4.
The match was an opportunity for Louie Doleman and Jacob Duffy, from last season's double-winning U16 side, to make their mark, while Charlie Roberts stepped up from the U17s.
Owen Cordiner grabbed a brace as Mold Alex defeated St Asaph City 2-0, while FC Queens Park and Rhos Aelwyd played out a 1-1 draw.
In further action, Greenfield gained a 4-3 success away to Rhuddlan Town.
This week's friendlies:
June 24: Cefn Albion v Newtown; Connah's Quay Town v Llandudno; Corwen v Mold Alex; Greenfield v Llanrwst United; Holywell Town v Prestatyn Town
June 25: The New Saints v Penycae
June 27: Gresford Athletic v Corwen; Mold Alex v NFA
June 28: Acton v Rhostyllen; Cefn Albion v West Kirby; Connah's Quay Town v Llangollen Town; Greenfield v Prestatyn Town; Hawarden Rangers v Deeside Dragons; Holywell Town v Bangor 1876; Lex XI v Broughton United; Llay Welfare v Airbus; Penycae v Gresford Athletic

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