Defiant Drovers conquer Cardiff in the Arms Park. Llandovery battle to a 22-30 win against Cardiff in the capital to progress through to the SRC final, writes Llandovery’s rugby correspondent, Harri Beckwith. Drovers started the game in strong fashion, working their way into the Cardiff 22 meter line. Great passing saw the ball in Aaron …
A nailbiting encounter where neither team were ever certain of the spoils, but Llandovery did enough to play at the Arms Park. A well fought win wasn’t handed out easily, but the job was done for the Drovers at the final whistle. Written by Cardiff Met sports media student Seán Richards. Disrupting from the off …
Pontypool finally sought revenge on the Drovers for knocking them out of the SRC Trophy at the death just over a month ago. A thrilling encounter in the last fixture which didn’t disappoint this time with a high scoring end-to-end match was destined in the penultimate league game of the season. Written by Cardiff Met …
A rampaging Cardiff side ruined the Ladies Day celebrations, securing six points in a vital hunt of a home semi final. Filled with big hits and fast paced rugby, a frantic affair wasn’t in favour of the Drovers this evening. Written by Cardiff Met sports media student Seán Richards. A red card for George MacDonald …
BRIDGEND 18 LLANDOVERY 26 The Drovers had recorded three times as many wins as the Ravens in 14 SRC outings but were taken all the way by lively, confident opponents at the Brewery Field writes Huw S Thomas courtesy of Brecon and Radnor Express With just three games remaining, this win keeps Llandovery …
Joe Powell shines as Drovers begin their play-off push with a comfortable but scrappy victory in Bridgend over the Ravens, writes Drovers’ rugby correspondent Harri Beckwith A cagey first 20 minutes saw both teams have attacks in to their opposition’s 22 meter line. Neither side were able to turn attacks into points and a dull …
The SRC Cup is heading east as a late maul try from Kyle Tayler made Newport triumphant. The Drovers denied the retention of the cup but a performance to be proud of against strong opposition in Newport. Written by Seán Richards, Cardiff Met sports media student. A first win in five meetings with Llandovery for …
Pontypool thought they had spoiled one of Lee Rees’ last chance for silverware in a Drovers shirt, but Hughes was the hero. Ioan Hughes stepped up and slotted a difficult pressure-packed penalty to send the Drovers to the final with the last kick of the match. Written by Seán Richards, Cardiff Met sports media student. …
Three six point wins on the bounce for the Drovers as a strong second half performance beat Bridgend. The substitutes were a great impact, with the experience of Hughes and the replacement front row helping to earn victory. Both teams went head to head, but the weather was the real dictator in the way the …
Woe for the Wizards as Cameron Lewis and the Drovers show the real magic in Aberavon to make it 2 wins from 2 in the cup, writes Drovers’ rugby correspondent Harri Beckwith. What ended up being a huge win for the Drovers started off in the worst possible way as Aberavon scored straight from kick-off. …