NEATH 9 points PONTYPOOL 3 points Storm Arwen might not have hit South Wales quite as hard as expected but its gusts blew away Pontypool's magnificent 64-match winning run which was ended by a Neath team which fought hard for the
NEATH 70 points GLAIS 6 points Neath, as expected, stretched their unbeaten sequence to 8 games with this handsome 10-try win over Division 3B side Glais who were outgunned but can nevertheless be proud of their display. It was a battle of
NARBERTH 22 points NEATH 30 points A wise man once said that generosity is a virtue but unlimited generosity is a fast route to disaster – Neath, on the back of seven consecutive victories, would do well to heed those sage
As the country pauses to remember and honour its war heroes, Neath RFC salutes its fallen. First World War Private CHARLES MORRIS from Melyn played at half-back for Neath and served in the South African war. Charlie Morris joined the Royal Welsh
Neath supporters will be saddened to learn of the death of Mr. Mike Crocker, Sion's father. Mike had cut a popular figure at The Gnoll where he has supported Sion throughout his long spell with the Welsh All Blacks. We will all
MOUNTAIN ASH 20 points NEATH 21 points A unique try hat-trick by, of all characters, their three replacement front rowers saw Neath extend their winning run to six games - but only by the slenderest of margins. After an hour in which
The Ospreys are excited to announce a new ‘A’ side fixture with an Anglo-Welsh clash against Ealing Trailfinders ‘A’ at the Gnoll, Neath on Saturday, November 6th (KO 2pm). Ospreys supporters will get the chance to see the next generation of