David Rees’ Local Community Rugby games

Goid win that for ammsnford 

Club had quite a few and outside but it was really cold out

They are playing good rugby

Another good win for NDS vs a very good Tumble side, NDS forward dominance is streets ahead of any other team in the division. Ex Scarlet Ben Leung showing that he was probably harshly treated in the pro game with his skill set way ahead of some. Stand out player for me was Ellis Dickeson who some how was deemed surplus to requirements at llangennech but has consistently been outstanding. NDS will do well to keep him. Shout out to the NDS lineout too, Elis Evans, Ryan Tovey and hooker Rhys Cherry running a lineout that pro teams would be jealous of. Credit to Tumble though, exciting back line with veteran Steve Hewitt proving to be an excellent kicking option and game manager. I feel that the top 4 sides of division three deserve to be competing in a higher division. 

reesytheexile wrote: I popped down to watch Llanelli Wanderers play Whitland yesterday in Stradey and to catch up with Secretary Richard Keenan and co .I have not done community games for ages due to clashes with Scarlets and the RFC games, but delighted I went. New clubhouse over the last few years and new bar this season and new gym room built this year. Marzsno providing hot and cold catering on the field.  Very good crowd in the sun. Competitive fast moving game but with Wanderers coming away with a very good win. Only £25 a year senior season ticket as well- bargain.

Unreal to think that some sides will be playing into May (in what is a 18 game season!!).

hoppy wrote: Whitland RFC are proud to announce two major additions ahead of next season. Firstly, we welcome Stuart Worrall to the club as our new Player Forwards Coach. Stuart joins after an outstanding 10-year spell with Llandovery, where he established himself as one of the most consistent and physical forwards in the game. A two-time Man of the Match in cup finals, he thrives on the big stage and brings real quality to our pack. Known for his relentless work rate, dominant tackling, and ability over the ball, Stuart is a true defensive warrior and leader. We are also delighted to welcome Lee Rees, who will take on the role of Director, overseeing all aspects of rugby at the club, while also pulling on the jersey as a player. Lee brings incredible experience and pedigree, having captained Llandovery and made over 400 appearances for the club. His career also includes representing Wales Sevens, highlighting his quality and versatility at the highest level. These are two massive additions for Whitland RFC, both on and off the field, and we’re excited to see the impact they will have next season. Couple of player recruitment days incoming!  Welcome to Whitland, Stuart and Lee 💙#newbegginings #clubrugby #loveclubrugby

Interesting.

Whitland on the edges of relegation to Div 3 West..just shipped over 100 points to Carmarthen Athletic...

It's really hard to think that there hasn't been some new 'investment' for next season.

Surprise defeat to Glyneath there AF.

Emlyn beat Crymych on the road.