Five tries from Danyl Davies ensured that the Valley Cougars qualified for the National Conference South Final, beating Nottingham Outlaws 26-12 in Blackwood on September 13.
Category: Sport
Aberbargoed ex-private wins four gold medals at Invictus Games
A former Royal Welsh private from Aberbargoed won four gold medals at the Invictus Games on September 14.
Mountain Biking: Caerphilly’s Manon Carpenter wins double to become elite world champion
A Caerphilly-born mountain biker is the double elite world downhill champion after winning the World Championship and World Cup Series.
Rugby Union: Caerphilly lose opening game of campaign to Brynmawr
Caerphilly were dealt a blow to their WRU Swalec League Division 2 East aspirations as they lost 13-18 to Brynmawr at Virginia Park on September 6.
Rugby Union: Bargoed 40 Pontypool 3
Bargoed RFC got their season off to the best possible start, on Saturday September 6, by thrashing promotion hopefuls Pontypool by five tries to nil in the opening game of the Championship,…
Rugby League: South Wales Scorpions 6 Hunslet Hawks 50
Hunslet Hawks sealed second place in Championship 1 and a home tie in the play-offs after a hard fought win over South Wales Scorpions on Sunday September 7.The crowd of 363 was…
Rugby Union: Bedwas lose out on British and Irish Cup chance
Bedwas narrowly missed out on a chance to play in the British and Irish Cup after losing 25-41 against Newport in the semi-final play-off on August 30.
Football: Nelson Cavaliers win two in a row to secure second in league
Nelson Cavaliers beat Cascade and Tir-y-Birth in the Taff Ely & Rhymney Valley Premier League.
Sue Noake beat Risca Ladies in first Caerphilly Cup match
Sue Noake Hockey Club dominated Risca Ladies to win the inaugural Caerphilly Cup on August 23.
Rugby League: South Wales Scorpions denied one minute from final whistle at Oxford
South Wales Scorpions were just three minutes away from securing their third win of the season before heroics in the last 60 seconds at Iffley Road turned a draw into a win for Oxford.