Llyr Morris is leading the way in the Huws Gray Alliance goal charts.
Ruthin Town striker Morris, 21, has netted 17 goals over the first half of the season.
He joined Ruthin at the age of 11 and has developed into a highly effective forward, able to take defenders on and shoot with either foot.
Morris has the chance to show his scoring talents live on S4C early in the new year when Ruthin travel to Llandudno in the JD Welsh Cup fourth round.
That tie, being played at the Giant Hospitality Stadium in Llandudno, has been selected as the S4C game of the round and is being played on Saturday, January 27 (5.15pm kick-off).
Llandudno played Alliance opposition at home in the last round, beating Gresford Athletic 4-0, while Ruthin defeated Welsh Premier League Prestatyn Town 3-0.
Ruthin have been drawn away in all four rounds so far, beating Meliden 4-0 and Brickfield Rangers 3-2 before going to Gresford.
Iwan Williams, Llandudno’s manager, knows the task his team face having led former club Caernarfon to a 3-0 Alliance win against Ruthin before his move to the WPL.
Both teams are mid-table in their respective divisions and they clash with a place in the quarter-finals at stake.
The game will be shown on S4C’s Sgorio, with commentary available in Welsh and English. Sgorio’s next live broadcast is tomorrow’s (Saturday 9) JD Welsh Premier League clash between Bala Town and The New Saints. Kick-off will be at 5.15pm.
Alliance leaders Caernarfon Town are at home against Porthmadog on Boxing Day (2.30pm).
More than 100 matches have been played in the Alliance this season – the two fixtures this afternoon take the total to 106 – and 443 goals scored at an average of 4.26 per match.
Caernarfon have netted 56 goals and are unbeaten away, while Guilsfield have the best defensive record having conceded 16. They are unbeaten at home.
Guilsfield have that record tested when Caersws visit Clos Mytton on Boxing Day (2.30pm).
Welsh Cup fourth round draw:
Friday, January 26: Caernarfon Town v The New Saints (7.45pm).
Saturday, January 27: Flint Town United v Newtown (2.30pm), Llanrhaeadr-Ym-Mochnant v Bangor City (1.30pm), Caernarfon Town v The New Saints, Connah’s Quay Nomads v Porthmadog (2.30pm), Cardiff Metropolitan v Aberystwyth Town (2.30pm), Pontypridd Town v Penydarren BGC (1.30pm), Llandudno v Ruthin Town (5.15pm), Airbus UK Broughton v Carmarthen Town (2.30pm).
Ties to be played over the weekend of 27/28/29 January.
Huws Gray Alliance leading scorers: 17 Llyr Morris (Ruthin Town), 15 Steve Lewis (Holywell Town), 13 Josh Davies (Denbigh Town), 12 Nathan Craig (Caernarfon Town), 11 Joe Chaplin (Porthmadog), 11 Darren Thomas (Caernarfon Town).
Huws Gray Alliance remaining fixtures in 2017:
Saturday, December 23: Gresford Athletic v Airbus Broughton, Llandudno Junction v Holyhead Hotspur (2.30pm).
Boxing Day, Tuesday, December 26: FC Queens Park v Rhyl (2pm), Ruthin Town v Denbigh Town (2pm), Caernarfon Town v Porthmadog (2.30pm), Flint Town United v Holywell Town (2.30pm), Guilsfield v Caersws (2.30pm).
Friday, December 29: Denbigh Town v Gresford Athletic (7.30pm).
Saturday, December 30: Ruthin Town v Flint Town United (2pm); Airbus Broughton v FC Queens Park (2.30pm); Holyhead Hotspur v Caernarfon Town (2.30pm); Penrhyncoch v Guilsfield (2.30pm); Porthmadog v Llandudno Junction (2.30pm); Rhyl v Holywell Town (2.30pm).