Cross Keys’ Swalec Cup dream is over after losing out to Pontypridd in a hard-fought semi final on April 11.
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Rugby Union: Bargoed just two points from Swalec Championship title
Bargoed clawed back a 14 point half-time deficit to defeat Bridgend Athletic 31-22, making it 22 consecutive wins in the Swalec Championship on April 11.
Rugby Union: Penallta crowned Division 1 East champions as they hunt for promotion
Penallta were crowned Division 1 East champions in front of their home supporters as they won a thrilling 27-18 victory against Rhiwbina on April 4.
Rugby Union: Bedwas’ Aaron Pinches scoops Principality Premiership player of the month
Bedwas centre Aaron Pinches has claimed the second Principality Premiership player of the month award of 2015.Pinches has been a mainstay of his side’s efforts this season, only missing three Principality Premiership…
Rugby Union: Bargoed beat Tata Steel in 14 try thriller
Bargoed continued their drive to the Swalec Championship title running in ten tries at Tata Steel who joined in the try-fest scoring four of their own in the 22-68 match on April 4.
Rugby Union: Bedwas get bonus point in win at Ebbw Vale
Bedwas beat Ebbw Vale 20-34 on April 4 despite playing thirty minutes with only 14 men due to three sin-binnings.
Newbridge showjumper gets leg up from national project
A Pentwynmawr showjumper has become the first Welsh junior rider to be chosen for a national promotion project.
Rugby Union: Bargoed beat Swansea in top of the table thriller
Bargoed beat Swansea 21-18 in a hard-fought encounter at a blustery Bargoed Park on March 28, making it a remarkable twentieth consecutive victory in the Swalec Championship.
Rugby League: Valley Cougars bounce back from opening loss to beat Leicester Storm
It wasn’t as easy as it seemed for Valley Cougars in the mud but they couldn’t grumble about a 28-0 win over Leicester Storm in Conference League South at Glyncoch on Saturday March 28.
Rugby Union: Cross Keys on top in cup derby that saw Bedwas crash out at Pandy Park
Cross Keys ended Bedwas’ hopes of a place in the last four of the Swalec Cup, winning the local derby 13-7 at a wet Pandy Park on March 28.