Cofis kick off with ominous victory.DIVISION ONE NORTH Caernarfon 63 Colwyn Bay Colwyn Bay (kôl`wĭn), Welsh Bae Colwyn, town (1991 pop. 27,002), Conwy, N Wales. It is a popular seaside resort. Colwyn Bay has an amusement park, several theaters, a zoo, a botanic garden, and the Pwllychrochan Woods. 6 CAERNARFON kicked off their season in spectacular fashion with a resounding re·sound v. re·sound·ed, re·sound·ing, re·sounds v.intr. 1. To be filled with sound; reverberate: The schoolyard resounded with the laughter of children. 2. home win over Colwyn Bay. The Cofis ran in 11 tries to record a 63-6 win over the Bay and get their Division One North title charge off with a bang. A hat-trick from Liam Leung, as well as single tries from John Llewelyn, Chris Wynne, Iolo Hughes, Gwilym Hendy, Rhys Evans
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"We played really well in patches," said Caernarfon head coach Ieuan Jones. "To be fair to Colwyn Bay though they look as though they've lost a lot of personnel over the summer, we didn't recognise half of their team and they look a young bunch as well. "But they kept going right to the end and never made it easy for us at all. We had to work for everything we got and I am delighted with the win." Last season Caernarfon collected more bonus points than anyone else in the division, but still missed out on retaining their league title having lost one more match than champions Nant Conwy. And Jones admits that's not a mistake his side are going to make again. Jones added: "Bonus points are exactly what they are, a bonus, but the first thing you have to do is win your games and that is what cost us last season. "We had more bonus points, more tries scored, less points conceded, but because we lost one game and finished level on points at the top of the table, we finished in third place." Bay coach Mark Earl admitted afterwards af·ter·ward also af·ter·wards adv. At a later time; subsequently. afterwards or afterward Adverb later [Old English æfterweard] Adv. 1. his side face a tough campaign ahead. "It's was extremely difficult and to be brutally honest it's going to be difficult season," he said. "We lost a few players over the summer, and we didn't have a big squad of players anyway to be honest. And when you add in a few pre-season injuries as well it just makes it that much tougher. "But to be fair to the boys they gave 100% and that's all I can ask for, we were just beaten comprehensively by a very good side." CAPTION(S): Cofis coach Ieuan Jones |
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