At 2:15 p.m. the Team was requested to assist the Welsh Ambulance Service with an injured man at Dolgoch Falls. The man had fallen 20 ft  onto railings and sustained significant chest injuries.

Team members arrived on scene along with Air Ambulance, paramedics and North Wales Fire and Rescue Service. After the casualty had been stabilised by the Heli-med crew, Team volunteers assisted with the transportation of the casualty to the waiting aircraft. The casualty was flown to Bronglais Hospital in Aberystwyth for further treatment and care.

The Team was stood down at 4:15 p.m.

At around 11:00 p.m., Team call-handlers received report of a hill walker lost on Cader Idris. The male had stated his walk from Minford carpark earlier in the day and during the evening had become disorientated due to failing light and weather conditions. Finding himself lost and unable to follow the path he called for help.

 Attempts to locate the male using phone-find technology were unsuccessful. With little to go on other than confirmation of his vehicle type and registration, the team deployed to Minffordd Carpark along members of South Snowdonia Search and Rescue who were called in to assist with the search.

 Once at Minfforrd, it was confirmed that the vehicle was still in the carpark, and hill parties made ready to commence searches along likely routes down off the mountain. As Team volunteers were leaving the carpark, word came in that the lost walker had made it safely down the north side of the mountain to Ty Nant and was being assisted by a passing farmer back to his vehicle.
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​Team members waited at Minffordd until the lost walker arrived before departing  for home at 01:45am.

Shortly before 10:30 p.m. the Team received a request from Brecon Mountain rescue  to assist in the search for a vulnerable person near Dylife, south east of Machynlleth.

Two Team volunteers arrived on scene almost immediately, having happened across the incident on their way home from training, with a further 11 following on behind.

A protracted operation went on throughout the night and finally was stood down after 1:00 p.m. the following afternoon.

Shortly after 10:30 p.m. Team call-handlers received reports of what was believed to be a flare on the hills to the south of Fairbourne.

Two local volunteers were dispatched to investigate but could not find any evidence of persons in distress.

​Given that it was the Jubilee Bank holiday, with associated celebrations, and that the area in question had reasonable mobile phone coverage, it was deemed to be a false alarm with good intent.

Shortly after 5:00 p.m., Call Handlers were made aware of a family stuck in the mountains near Machynlleth.

Further investigations revealed they were in a vehicle stuck in mud on a "green-lane" hill track above Happy Valley. There were no injuries.

The offer was made to walk the family group down to safety, but the informant declined, being unwilling to leave the vehicle.

​The incident was passed back to North Wales Police and the Team was stood down.

Shortly after 3:00 p.m.  call handlers from the Team were made aware of a 20 year old forestry worker with a reported ankle injury on steep ground above Aberllefenni, near Corris.

The man had stepped into a gap between rocks, but had then lost his balance and fallen awkwardly, breaking both bones in his lower leg.

The nature of the terrain, steep and rocky with a covering of felling waste, made movement very difficult, and a stretcher evacuation would have been hazardous and prolonged. With this in mind, assistance from the Coastguard Helicopter, Rescue 936, was requested by the first Team volunteers on scene.

Team casualty carers, along with the winchman paramedic, stabilised the casualty and got him ready for evacuation. He was winched aboard the aircraft and flown to Ysbyty Gwynedd for further treatment.

Everyone was  safely off the hill by 7:00 p.m.

At around 9:15 a.m., call-handlers from the Team received a request to assist in the search of woodland  for a person threatening harm to themselves and others, and evading police contact.

Given the nature of the incident, and the markers associated with the individual in question, it was felt that the task required suitably trained and equipped police officers, and the Team did not deploy.

At around 3:45 p.m. the Team received a request from South Snowdonia Search and Rescue Team to assist with the rescue of an injured climber at Barmouth Slabs.

The 16 year old female was part of an organised group making use of the popular climbing venue when she injured her knee. Though thankfully not on the climbing face, the access was still challenging, and a large group of rescuers was required to effect her evacuation down to a waiting ambulance.

Everyone was off the crag by 6:00 p.m. 

Shortly after 6:00 p.m. the Team received a request from North Wales Police to assist in the recovery of a casualty involved in a fatal incident near Bird Rock in the Dysynni valley. A party was dispatched to attend the incident and everyone was back at vehicles by 8:30 p.m.