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Denbighshire Sport for 17 September 2008

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Football: Rhyl FC want joy of six Sep 17 2008

ALTHOUGH basking in the glory of a best ever start to a Welsh Premier season Rhyl’s senior coach Allan Bickerstaff insisted his team has its work cut out to make it six successive wins at next-to-bottom Neath this weekend.Read

Football: Prestatyn Town FC pay the penalties Sep 17 2008

PLAYER manager Neil Gibson was none too impressed after a tale of two penalty decisions cost his Prestatyn team dearly at the GenQuip Stadium.Read

Rugby Union: Rhyl Dragons batter Bangor Sep 17 2008

SPECTATORS at Y Waen on Saturday were treated to a display of open, expansive rugby which brought Rhyl a well-deserved victory.Read

Cricket: Prestatyn's debut season ends with a win Sep 17 2008

IMPRESSIVE Prestatyn rounded off their debut season in the Premier Division in some style with a 59-run win over established top flighters Northern which secured them ninth place.Read

Cricket: Last day hammering sees St Asaph relegated Sep 17 2008

AFTER a season of under achievement, St Asaph have been relegated from the Premier Division.Read

Football: Prestatyn Town FC stun Saints Sep 17 2008

STEVE Bowes scored his 100th competitive goal for Prestatyn in his 93rd appearance as the Seasiders produced a remarkable comeback from 3-0 down to claim their first League Cup point at a stunned Park Hall last Tuesday.Read

Hockey: Seven up for Rhyl girls Sep 17 2008

AFTER losing 4-3 to division one Dysynni recently, current North Wales Division Two side Rhyl had an excellent win in this pre-season friendly against promoted Penllyn.Read

Rugby Union: Plenty of heart but Gele slip to defeat Sep 17 2008

GELE’S second string began their North East Wales Districts League campaign with a spirited but losing performance against a strengthened Corwen side.Read

Bowls: St Asaph end season with a victory Sep 17 2008

IN the North Wales Coast Bowling League, St Asaph A finished with a 9-5 victory at Bangor City to complete their Section A programme helped by Lewis Scott and Bill Alcock, both 21-6 victors.Read