Elsewhere, Newport Saracens made it six from six with a 25-10 win over Abercynon, but Llantwit Fardre's 27-8 victory at home to Llantrisant kept them at the top on try count.
Division 3 East is one of the tightest leagues in Wales. Five teams are locked together at the top on 15 points, with a further four tied for sixth place on 12 points.
Of the five-front-runners, Abergavenny have played the fewest matches and continued their fine season with an impressive 25-6 win at fellow leaders Pontypool United.
Llanishen are in the mix after a 32-23 over Senghenydd, while cellar dwellers Pontllanfraith and Risca are still looking for their first win of the season. Pontllanfraith were edged 19-14 by Blaina and Risca crashed 20-0 at home to Cwmbran.
Nelson outside-half Ryan Jones bagged two tries and kicked three conversions as his side sneaked home 26-23 against Old Illtydians.
In Division 3 South-East, Tylorstown climbed off the bottom of the table with an impressive 28-5 win over Hirwaun, and leaders Pencoed stay on top after a gutsy 13-8 victory at mid-table Treorchy.
Division 4 East front-runners Newport HSOB, Garndiffaith and St Peters all recorded home wins on Saturday, with St Peters' 25-0 shutout of Nantyglo being the most impressive. Newport centre Rob Suffield and replacement lock Alan Morris scored two tries apiece for their club.
Oakdale saw their chances of a first win vanish at home to Talywain, who returned to their clubrooms with a 31-19 victory.
Taffs Well's unbeaten start to the season in Division 4 South East came to a crashing end when they were beaten 16-13 at home to Cilfynydd.
Bettws and Machen remain unbeaten in Division 5 East, the former scoring a 27-3 home victory over struggling Llanhilleth thanks to a try double from No 8 Dai Maughan, and Machen edging Abertillery 13-7 away. RTB Ebbw Vale's losing streak is now eight after Caldicot secured their first victory of the season - a 19-10 win away.
