Feature Match:

 

Division Four (West) A:

 

Seasiders win but denied bonus point by gritty Wasps

 

Tenby United Athletic 17 - Llangwm 0

 

Llangwm became the first Pembrokeshire team to complete their league programme as they played in this floodlit Friday fixture at Heywood Lane against a Tenby United Athletic team which fielded a mixture of experienced old-timers like Jack Gooding, Nicky Guymer, Rob Clark and Rob Luly. alongside four of their current youth squad, who showed they can cope at this level and gained valuable experience which will serve them well in the future.
 
The Seasiders started with a bang as their opening kick-off into The Wasps’ 22 was charged down by hooker Iwan Duffy, who maintained his balance well and plough over the line for an unconverted try.
 
Llangwm responded with a series of charges from their pack, with their unsung front -row heroes of Joe Newton, Phil Llewellyn and Callum Jenkins always involved alongside James Wade and the outstanding Ryan Banner.
 
Aaron James, again playing on permit from The Quins, Jack Roberts and Haydn Rees always posed a threat amongst their backs division, well controlled by Breig Matthews, but it was The Seasiders Seconds who increased their lead from a series of phrases before Connor Kier crossed the whitewash for a try converted by Harry Rossiter, who worked well at half back with Fletcher Broadhurst.
 
Then just before the interval came the Athletic’s third try when prop James Morgan, who has helped out The Wasps a number of times in the past, scored an unconverted try.
 
At the interval it seemed as if a bonus point was inevitable for The Athletic but it is to Llangwm’s great credit that they refused to submit and there was no scoring after the break, although both teams had half chances which came to nought.
 
But the large crowd at Heywood Lane enjoyed a real Pembrokeshire derby as Tenby United Athletic deservedly won their seventh game from 12 starts, including a 50-10 victory at Pill Parks - and with three wins Llangwm have shown typical grit from this tiny village team - so well done The Wasps!
 
Tenby United Athletic: Alfie Pryor: Dylan Johns; Connor Keir; Jack Gooding (Capt); Tyler Evans: Harry Rossiter; Fletcher Broadhurst:  Rob Clark; Iwan Duffy; James Morgan: Cemlyn Bolton; George Osborn: Nick Guymer; Will Swales; Cal Earland. Replacements: Andrew John; Rob Luly; Iestyn Richards; Charlie Patching; Jayden Allen; Jake Henson Darcy Langstone; Rhys Parker.
 
Llangwm: Haydn Rees: Jack Roberts; Owain Jones; Aaron James; Joe Johns: Breig Matthews; Ryan Philpott: Joe Newton; Phil Llewellyn; Callum Jenkins: Ryan Cole; James Wade: Dylan Rowles; Ryan Banner; Liam Barber. Replacements: George Nicholas; Ieuan Power; Luke Sandell; Alfie Elrick; Ollie Kersey.
 








 
 

Championship Division:

 

Dunvant take a bonus point win as Crymych battle hard

 

Dunvant 35 - Crymych 7

 


Dunvant secured a bonus-point home win over Crymych which keeps them in second spot in the table, but still adrift of the single promotion spot,  but this comfortable win doesn’t paint a true picture of the way that the Preseli Men played their part in an entertaining tussle.
 
They had their chances in the first half but Dunvant showed them how to take theirs as they ran in three tries by skipper and hooker Ceri Davies, scrum half Ben Ley and flanker Rhys Barrow, all three converted by full back Ryan Davies.
 
Dunvant quickly added their bonus-point try by Tomos Davies, again converted by his namesake Ryan – but then The Preseli Men finally claimed a deserved score from good work by Jac Griffiths and Osian Davies before replacement hooker Sion Wilson drove over, converted by full back Eilir George, after good work from a controlled lineout drive by Will and Jac Delaney, Ben Cox,  Thomas and Tom Taylor.
 
Dunvant could only manage another single try later on by centre Shane Edwards, goaled by Ryan Davies, and although Crymych were unable to add any further points they battled hard until the final whistle and could certainly hold their heads high at the final whistle!
 
 
Dunvant: Ryan Davies:  Jack Coker; Shane Edwards; Cian Norman; Tomos Davies: Ben Ley; Joe Packer: Ryan Shoemark; Ceri Davies (Capt) Connor Phillips: Ryan Dymond; Mike Dingle: Rhys Barrow;  Damon Blackmore; George Lloyd. Replacements:  Nathan Founds; jack Phillips; Rhys Tucker; Nathan Vaughan; Jack Cheyney.
 
Crymych: Eilir George: Laurence Headlam; Deian James; Ifan Phillips; Jac Griffiths: Rhys Davies; Daf Phillips (Capt): Will Delaney; Ben Cox; Osian Charles: Dion Gibby; Llyr Davies: Osian Thomas; Jac Delaney; Tom Taylor. Replacements: Aled Hughes; Sion Wilson; Luke Freebury, Tomos Tagg; Aled Lewis.
 
 

Division Three (West):

 

Mariners do enough to win in first half

 

Narberth Athletic 8 - Milford Haven 17

 

Milford Haven’s win at Narberth Athletic saw them leap-frog over Cardigan and Trimsaran, and into sixth place in the table, as a result of their fifth win of the season – with the Mariners earning a 17-0 interval lead and although unable to add further points afterwards resisted Narberth attempts at snatching a victory, although they managed eight points.
 
Coaches Zac France-Miller and Johnathan Thomas featured prominently as Thomas and Dan McClelland controlled play well, with France-Miller joining Zac Davies Aaron Mayne, Ieuan Davies and Ben Jenjins leading the forward exchanges, and full back Robbie Jones catching the eye with several strong runs initiated by Efan Morgan and skipper Dan Jenkins.
 
The Mariners’ opening try came from prop Aaron Mayne, converted by winger James Trueman, who then landed a penalty and then the conversion of a try by France-Miller
 
No details of team or scorers were forthcoming from Narberth RFC.
 
Milford Haven: Robbie Jones: Owyn Griffiths; Dan Jenkins (Capt); Efan Morgan, James Trueman: Jonathan Thomas; Dan McClelland: Ben Jenkins; Ollie Warlow; Aaron Mayne: Ethan Aldred; Zac Davies: Jordan Palmer; Ieuan Davies; Zac France-Miller. Replacements: Arron Davies; Josh Palmer; Dan France-Miller; Cian Harries; James Williams.