Bedwas got the second part of their Principality Premiership season off to the winning start they yearned as five penalties from Richard Powell saw off reigning champions Ebbw Vale.
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Rugby Union: Disabled fans “missing out” on tickets due to new system
A new ticketing system is leading to some disabled rugby fans missing out on attending matches, it has been claimed.
Rugby Union: Bedwas ease past Glamorgan Wanderers into second round of Cup
A hat-trick of tries for No.8 Andrew Waite saw Bedwas safely through to the second round of the WRU National Cup on Saturday January 28.
Rugby Union: Castlemen hit full stride with 13 tries
Caerphilly RFC steamrollered Monmouth at Virginia Park’s Constructaquote Stadium on Saturday January 28, putting 13 tries past their opponents in the WRU National League Division 3 East A.
Rugby Union: Bedwas defeat Newport to reach Foster’s Challenge Cup semi-finals
Bedwas qualified for the semi-finals of the Foster’s Challenge Cup after a hard-fought game at a poorly attended Rodney Parade on Wednesday evening.
Rugby Union: Next round of Premiership fixtures announced
The Welsh Rugby Union has formalised the fixtures for the second half of the Principality Premiership, after the division split into two tiers.
Rugby Union: Clinical Caerphilly into Bowl quarter-finals
Caerphilly carried out an impressive, clinical demolition of Wattstown in the WRU National Bowl fifth round to secure a place in the competition’s quarter-final, and take a step closer to a day out at the Principality Stadium in May.
Rugby Union: Bedwas fall short against Cross Keys to leave Cup qualification in the balance
Bedwas’ late scoring charge was in vain as indiscipline and errors proved costly as Keys deservedly took the spoils in the penultimate Fosters Challenge Cup Pool 1 match, but every cloud has a silver lining.
Rugby player banned for four years after evading drugs test whilst at Bedwas RFC
A rugby player from Caerphilly has been handed a four-year ban by regulatory body UK Anti-Doping.
Rugby player from Pontllanfraith forced to wait nearly two hours for an ambulance after breaking his neck
The Welsh Ambulance Service has apologised after a rugby player had to wait nearly two hours for an ambulance to arrive after breaking his neck.