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Coastal Cottages also sponsored the winning teams’ man of the match awards whilst WP Lewis & Son sponsored the runners-up man of the match awards in memory of Stuart Lewis, who was a wonderful worker at Pembroke Dock Harlequins for junior rugby.

Despite inclement weather, the day was again brilliantly supported by players, coaches, and parents alike - as youngsters from the age of seven right through to 16 showcased their skills in a series of exciting finals.

And fittingly, the last clash of the day, the under 16s final between Crymych and Pembroke Dock Harlequins, provided a thrilling climax with the result in the balance right up until the final whistle.

To add to the occasion - youngsters were able to purchase action photographs of their games within minutes if the final whistle, while in each match, the best performing player from each side was rewarded with their team's man of the match award.

Crymych were the main winners of the day as they won all four of the finals they played in, but Narberth, Llangwm, Tenby United, Cardigan, and Pembroke were also able to celebrate silverware.

But Neyland, Haverfordwest, Fishguard, Milford Haven and Pembroke Dock Harlequins, all clubs who may not have taken a winners’ trophy home, still did themselves proud and more than contributed to the success of the day.

Scarlets players Connor Lloyd, Sion Bennett, and Welsh international Rob Evans presented the medals and trophies to the teams after each game - while Evans also handed out the commemorative medals at the end to all the referees and assistants who did a great job of letting play flow throughout the day.

Main organiser Kenny Davies told Pembrokeshire Sport he was delighted with the commitment of everyone involved, and praised Pembroke RFC for their hosting of the event and the junior players for putting on a fantastic day of rugby for everyone to enjoy.

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Under 11s Final:

Perhaps the most popular win of the day came in the under 11s final, where home side Pembroke, cheered on by a large home crowd, beat a Fishguard side who were more competitive than the final score suggested.

In the first of the finals to be played on the full Crickmarren pitch, it was Iori Humphreys who exploited the open spaces as he crossed for four tries.

Jacob Wright also crossed twice, and further tries came from Archie Hillier-Wood, Jack Jones, and Lewys Boswell.

Humphreys also had his kicking boots on, as to the delight of the home crowd, he landed all nine conversions. For the Young Seagulls, Dan Cleary scored their only try and Rhys Lewis converted.

Players of the match: Zac Jones (Pembroke), Cian Harries (Fishguard).

Under 12s Final:

Crymych’s first silverware of the day came in the under 12s final as they edged out Tenby United.

Gethin Greenhalgh proved the key performer, as he sniped over for two tries, while Owain Evans also crossed. Osian Hill added two conversions.

For Tenby, Dylan Hughes and Charlie Sangster both went over, and Alex Wainwright kicked a conversions.

But it was the Young Preseli Men who held their nerve in another entertaining final.

Players of the match: Gethin Greenhalgh (Crymych), Archie Hughes (Tenby United).

Under 13s Final:

Cardigan were too strong for Milford Haven in the under 13s final, as they produced a clinical display to cross the half century mark.

The Young Mariners also threatened themselves, and Ewan Badham and James Williams both grabbed a try and conversion apiece.

But Cardigan had too much attacking prowess for Kevin Jones’s side – and scored tries through Brynley Morris (3), Callum Williams (4) and Craig Morris.

Rhun Phillips landed six conversions for the Young Teifisiders.

Players of the match: Ewan Badham (Milford Haven), Callum Williams (Cardigan).

Under 14s Final:

There was a great atmosphere in the under 14s final as home favourites Pembroke faced Crymych, with the latter having brought down four buses full of players and supporters for the day.

And it was the Preseli Men who always had their noses in front in a clash where both sets of players deserved for credit for maintaining skill levels in difficult conditions.

Crymych led 14-0 at the break, and added three further scores after half time as Ilan Phillips, Dean James, Tom Renny, Dafydd Eynon, and Steffan Rees all crossed, whilst Phillips added three conversions.

But the Young Scarlets fought back well in the second half, and Med Le-Britton Booth and Jared Sherratt both crossed, with the former converting one of them.

But their scores came too late to influence the result, as Crymych bagged their second final win of the day.

Players of the match: Med Le-Britton Booth (Pembroke), Ilan Phillips (Crymych).

Under 15 Final:

Crymych were given an early scare by Haverfordwest before recovering to comfortably win the under 15s final.

The Preseli Men went into the game on the back of an unbeaten season, and sure enough, they pressed hard in the early stages

. But the Blues held firm, and then took the lead when full back Ben Evans showed searing pace to race down the left wing, beat the cover defence, and go under the posts for centre Jacob Lay to convert.

The Preseli Men tried to respond, but with second row Jack Young outstanding, Haverfordwest held firm until five minutes before the break when Crymych outside half Jac Davies landed a penalty.

And crucially, the pre match favourties took the lead with the last play of the half, as winger Joe Mansfield created a try for centre Gethin Davies. Namesake Jac converted. Crymych showed their class after the interval, as full back Rhodri George rounded off some slick handling to score – before centre Alex Varney powered through a gap in the tiring Blues defence. On both occasions, Davies added the extras.

Lay was wide with a penalty for the Blues as they tried to reduce the deficit – but Varney struck again as he took advantage of a loose clearance kick to bag his second try, which Davies inevitably goaled.

And the centre completed his hat trick late on with another powerful burst, to produce a scoreline that was harsh on a Haverfordwest side who had been right in the game at the interval.

Players of the match: Will Evans (Crymych), Jack Young (Haverfordwest).

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