TREBANOS 21 points NEATH 29 points Trebanos, full of intent, reminded Neath – not that they needed a nudge – that every game in the Championship is a contest and it took the Blacks almost an hour to quell the purposeful
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
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
NEATH 45 points GLAMORGAN WANDERERS 5 points Neath recorded their fifth consecutive win, scoring six tries in the process, to overcome a young Glamorgan Wanderers side at The Gnoll. After a minute's silence in memory of ex-prop Mike Griffiths, the Blacks wasted
YSTRAD RHONDDA 25 points NEATH 31 points Neath were made to fight all the way in a spectacularly entertaining contest at Ystrad Rhondda where the Welsh All Blacks just about held off the enterprising home side to earn a fourth consecutive
NARBERTH 7 points NEATH 19 points A strong first-half performance by Neath settled a solid away success at the Lewis Lloyd Ground which, for the history-minded, was officially opened by Morlais Thomas' Welsh All Blacks way back in 1948 in a
BRYNCETHIN nil NEATH 36 points Neath were given a sound examination under Bryncethin's floodlights on Friday by the battling home side whose prowess suggests that they are worthy of a higher position in Welsh rugby's pyramid; off-field too their organisation was
Neath had this game – and the bonus point – wrapped up by half-time but lacked control and cohesion and were unconvincing in the second-half when the Steelmen fared better. Cloudy but warm conditions greeted the two sides as they ran
NEATH 14 points SWANSEA 17 points A terrific late onslaught by Neath was not quite enough to overcome Swansea's lead in a game which matched the bright, sunny conditions at The Gnoll. Neath-Swansea is the oldest recorded club fixture in Wales, first