Neath defeated Bedwas 19-14 at The Gnoll after leading 12-nil at half-time. Home tries came from hooker Kian Jones, acting-captain and prop Jack Powell and wing Willis Wood, outside-half Steff Williams converting two. Replacement Dan Wall and centre Jake Lee crossed
Neath RFC is saddened to learn of the passing of Peter Hamer who played four games for the Club in the early 1960's. He might have played more but competition for places was intense and his path at The Gnoll
Neath rugby followers will be saddened to hear that Darryl Jones, former player and coach of Neath RFC, has passed away. Darryl was a very good schoolboy soccer player but he 'converted' successfully to the oval ball and played centre for
Neath are drawn at home versus BARGOED RFC on Saturday 5th December 2026 in the WRU Premiership Cup. WRU PREMIERSHIP CUP QUARTER FINALS Beddau v Merthyr; Bedwas v Narberth; Neath v Bargoed; Newbridge v Pontypridd Further details to follow in due course…… #WelshAllBlacks #ChooseNeath
With the weather set fair, Neath return to Gnoll action for the first time in three weeks when they host Bedwas in the WRU Premiership on Saturday (kick off 2.30pm). It will be the first time in five years that the
Neath were well beaten on their visit to Sardis Road on Saturday when the home side collected a well-deserved 7 tries to 3 victory. From the moment that home wing Chad Davies profited from a Neath defensive error for the first
Neath were soundly beaten at Pontypridd, going down by 3 tries to 7. The home side scorers were Chad Davies (2), Joel Raikes, Lloyd Riley, Tom Morgan, Tom Richards and Logan Jones who converted four. Neath replied with tries by Sion Jones
Paul Short converted a last-minute try by hooker Sion Jones to rescue victory for Neath in a 10-try thriller after Beddau had hit back strongly to overturn the All Blacks' first-half charge. This was the third time in four for a
The sun shone at The Gnoll for Neath's opening WRU Premiership game of the 2026/27 season and Neath, while happy to have picked up a bonus point win, will not be satisfied with their second-half performance which tailed off badly. The
Neath completed their preparations for the league season with an entertaining 9 tries to 3 victory over the visiting Fijians at The Gnoll. Thundery showers gave way to bright, warm sunshine for a relaxed four-figure crowd as, following a musical interlude