NEW Quay continued their excellent recent Costcutter League form with a 4-0 thrashing of promoted Pencader.

Under new manager Jonion Evans the Greens have won all three games, hitting 15 goals and not conceding.

The visitors played some delightful one-touch football and it is already clear that someone will have to produce something special to overcome them.

Front-runner Chris Atkinson stole the limelight with a hat-trick and left-sided midfielder Eifion Jones got the fourth goal.

Champions Cardigan Town are also firing after a 7-0 win against Ffostrasol made it three wins on the trot.

Alun Williams and Co face a tricky assignment against Dewi Stars at Llanddewi Brefi this Saturday but they will be confident of maintaining their 100 per cent record.

In midweek the Magpies won a thriller 4-3 against Maesglas at Maes Radley.

Outstanding midfielder James Evans netted twice and there was a goal apiece for Darren Williams and Phil Furney.

Striker Furney carried on where he left off against his former club Maesglas by hitting four goals against Ffostrasol.

Defender Chris Morgan bagged a brace of goals and James Evans was also on target.

New Quay are top of the league on goal difference after three wins on the trot, without conceding a goal.

Front-runner Chris Atkinson stole the limelight with a hat-trick and left-sided midfielder Eifion Jones got the fourth goal.

Dewi Stars recovered from being a goal down at half time against visiting Maesglas to run out 3-1 winners in a game marred by three players receiving red cards.

Young Maesglas defender Mark James was first to go for violent conduct and he was followed by skipper Dafydd George and Stars' Liam Nelson who clashed in the visitors' penalty area.

Playing down the slope during the opening 45 minutes the Blues went ahead when Rhys Pritchard found the net.

As the north Ceredigion side responded there were goals for Jamie Evans, Peter Bradley and Arwel Jones.

A striker with a nose for goals is the top priority for St Dogmaels player/manager Steve Williams after the Greens missed a hatful of chances and were held to a 3-3 draw by Llanboidy at the School Field.

Saints were denied by the woodwork on several occasions and other efforts went narrowly wide giving rise to speculation that the boss may draft in veteran reserves front-runner Chris Jones for the visit to leaders New Quay this Saturday.

Openings

Llanboidy created three openings in the first quarter and netted each time, all three going to striker Martin Owen.

That's how it remained until 18 minutes from the end when Slovak, Johnny James and Dorian Evans came off the bench and turned things around.

Evans had a penalty brilliantly saved by Carwyn Lewis before Lee Burrows opened the home account and goals by Slovak and manager Williams earned a point.

An own goal and a strike by skipper Eilir Evans put Felinfach in the driving seat against visiting Aberporth before half time, but the Airmen netted twice early in the second period to secure a draw.