Leaders Glynneath picked up where they left off before Christmas with a convincing 45-10 home triumph over struggling Crymych.
The hosts helped themselves to seven tries through Dave Evans and Ben Jones, who both crossed twice, and Stuart Leach, Kyle Roberts and Greg Roberts. Fly half Jack O'Reily slotted five conversions.
Meanwhile, Kenfig Hill kept up the pressure on the pacemakers with a 16-11 victory over Aberavon Quins at Groft Goch Playing Fields.
The Mules edged a close encounter thanks to a Rhodri Clarke touchdown, and a conversion and three penalties from Nicky Giles.
Quins, who slip to sixth, had to be content with a losing bonus point, with Steve Colarusso crossing for their solitary try and Matthew Potsuma landing two penalties.
Loughor heaped more woe on basement boys Maesteg with a bonus point 26-3 home triumph.
The Blues' touchdowns came through Tom Blythe, Jason Howells, Peter Smiriglia and Rhys Corcoran.
The Llynfi Valley side's only score came through a penalty from Aled Davies.
Meanwhile in a low scoring encounter, Kidwelly did just enough at home to defeat Aberystwyth 7-5. The Black and Ambers' victory came courtesy of a Dafydd Lewis touchdown, with Leighton Walters adding the extras.
Elsewhere, Cwmllynfell bagged their ninth victory in a tightly contested 10-8 win over Builth Wells, and Skewen defeated Felinfoel 17-8, outscoring their rivals by two tries to one.
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