The Aberaron 7s return to action this Bank Holiday week end with the usual large crowd of sevens enthusiasts expected at picturesque Parc Drefach, overlooking Cardigan Bay writes Huw S Thomas. The ever popular tournament – now sponsored by Bargoed Farms – started in 1970, in the amateur era and attracted world famous players from …
Applications for membership of the Llandovery RFC 25 Club have now closed. A warm welcome to new or re-joining members Gareth Salt/Dylan Jones, Gareth M Jones and Roy Davies The following are confirmed as members for the new Super Rygbi Cymru season: Paul Adams John Ashcroft Robin Barlow Anthony Barry Nigel Clarke Geri Davies Jonathan …
Premiership champions Llandovery will be without last year’s captain and lock Jack Jones when they start off the defence of their title at Pontypool on Thursday September 19 writes Huw S Thomas The 31 year old has been forced to retire from the game on medical advice, following a serious neck injury, sustained in the …
LLANDOVERY 40 SWANSEA UNIVERSITY 12 Indigo Premiership champions Llandovery fielded an array of young talent against the university students in the first friendly of the season writes Huw S Thomas. One making a determined effort to break into the Super Rygbi Cymru squad was young Sam Potter, a student at Trinity College, Carmarthen and Ammanford …
Llandovery RFC will be continuing its 25 Club membership to coincide with the start of the new Super Rygbi Cymru 2024-2025 season. As in previous years, 25 people – each paying £1,000 per annum – will be members of an exclusive “25 Club” for the season. A specially struck Club membership card will be issued …
Membership for out 2024/25 season is now open for purchase. Don’t miss a match as we compete in the first ever Super Rygbi Cymru, coming into the competition as winners of all competitions in last year’s Premiership. Click below to download, print and apply. membership_form_2024-25-7
3G-3
Orders being taken One off limited edition Polo To Celebrate season 2023 /2024 Adults £25 Children £20 All orders in by Tuesday 16th July
Under a new endorsement from the Welsh Rugby Union, equal status of recognition has been given to Llandovery College and Lampeter College as the founder members of rugby in Wales writes Huw S Thomas Llandovery College Warden, Mr Dominic Finlay could not hide his delight at the news. “We are hugely proud, here at the …
Read more “Llandovery College Recognised as Co-founder of Rugby in Wales”
Llandovery’s win over Newport in the Premiership play off final gives further ballast to the town’s claim as the leading rugby town in Wales at the current time writes Huw S Thomas The claim of the Carmarthenshire town, population 2,000 – is one made on firm foundations Llandovery College had already been crowned U18 champions …