Today on PembrokeshireSport.co.uk we begin a new feature to showcase the talent that exists across the sporting board in our county. We provide the questions and our youngsters supply the answers. So please have a good read and if you know anyone, boy or girl,  who deserves an article just contact us on our Face Book page!
 
 
Feature No 1:  Name: Toby Jones


Age: 11
School: Ysgol Bro Gwaun, Fishguard

Sports played:
Football (Fishguard Sports AFC) and rugby (Fishguard & Goodwick RFC).


Positions : Football - centre half  Rugby: fly half or inside centre.
He has represented Pembrokeshire Schools in football from U8's until U12"s and played for Pembrokeshire Schools rugby U11’s for two years.


Biggest achievements:
Playing rugby at the Principality Stadium for Pembs Schools U11’s in the DC Thomas Bowl Final against Neath Schools.
He has also been most improved player and managers’ player of the year for Pembrokeshire Schools Football.
“My dad JJ is my biggest supporter and has taken me all over the country, and mum Alyson makes sure my kit is right and I get to places at the right time!


People who have helped me:
My club football coach is Niall Kinsella, who plays the same position as me. Mikey Loveridge and Mathew Price are brilliant County football coaches too.
My rugby coaches are Martin Davies and Rhodri Thomas.
My county rugby coaches were Kenny Davies, Andrew Deacon and Ryan Morgan and they all helped me improve and keep improving.
My dad also gives me good advice and support as he was a well-known rugby player for Fishguard and Pembrokeshire and my mum is brilliant because she washes my sports kit about four times every week!


Local sporting hero?
My big brother Robbie Jones, who is an excellent rugby player for Fishguard RFC.
He is so tough and really fast and he plays full back or wing.


Famous sporting stars?
Virgil Van Dijk (Liverpool) because I support Liverpool and Dan Biggar (Wales) because he has been a great player for a long time!


Favourite moments?
Playing rugby in the Principality Stadium for Pembrokeshire and football at Norwich City and Leicester City with the county schools’ football team.
Another big moment was getting a birthday message from Lewis Rees-Summit.

Ambition?
To be the best I can be and win some cup finals if I can.
I'd also like to get to play a rugby match with my brother Robbie one day. He is 12 years older than me but we could do it if he stays fit!