A true battle it was for the Drovers to secure their first win of the season. With three yellow cards and end to end action, three points separated the sides at full time. Written by Seán Richards, Llandovery RFC Media. A brace by Kian Abraham and tries from Dino Dallavalle and Joe Powell secured the …
Despite an early try, Newport answered back with three tries in a dominant opening period. With the first half frantic, Newport built a commanding lead before the second half saw an improved Drovers performance, with Llandovery controlling the game much better. Written by Seán Richards, Llandovery RFC Media. What a start it was for the …
As the returning champions were selected for television action, they couldn’t come back with a win but definitely came back with a bang. A thrilling game at 43-41 was one for the cameras in a very open game with some wonderful tries scored with thirteen tries scored on the day. Llandovery didn’t go home empty …
This intriguing clash between last year’s Super Rygbi Cymru and Premiership champions saw Llandovery pull away in the second half for a clear cut victory writes Huw S Thomas with the kind permission of the Brecon & Radnor Express The standard bearers of the community game in Wales stayed in the game in the …
Super Rygbi Cymru champions Llandovery followed Wednesday’s 87-0 demolition of Llandybie with a comfortable seven tries to one win over Championship side Narberth writes Huw S Thomas (printed with the kind permission of the Brecon and Radnor Express). With friendlies all over Wales cancelled because of the rock hard pitches, both teams profited from a …
Lee Rees left the field in red and white for one last time as a Champion at the CiNER Glass community stadium, scoring on his 402nd and final game for Llandovery. The better side and champions against the odds, The Drovers got their hands on the SRC trophy. Written by Cardiff Met sports media student …
Llandovery claimed their first Super Rygbi Cymru Trophy with a stunning performance, turning over hot favourites Ebbw Vale on their own Eugene Cross Park fortress writes Huw S Thomas. And for their brilliant little captain and scrum half, Lee Rees, it was a fairy tale ending in his last ever appearance for the Carmarthenshire …
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 …