NEATH 14 points KENFIG HILL 15 points Kenfig Hill produced one of the most memorable moments in their proud history when they shocked sub-standard Neath in perfect conditions at The Gnoll on Friday. Neath rested most of their big guns but that
SWANSEA 21 points NEATH 17 points A much-altered Neath side, showing 10 changes from that which fought so splendidly with Championship leaders Bargoed, left it too late in this special 150th Anniversary fixture at St. Helen's on Friday evening. Swansea looked far
NEATH 20 points BARGOED 22 points 150 years ago to the day, Neath RFC played its first ever game against Swansea in the first recorded club fixture in Wales the result was marked down as “disputed”, there was an air of
MAESTEG QUINS 19 points NEATH 34 points Purposeful Neath turned on the forward power to subdue Maesteg Quins and restore some of the pride which took a battering from the same opponents earlier in the season. Rugby's return after a 5-week break
BEDWAS 36 points NEATH 30 points Neath's 11-match winning run came to an end in rather controversial circumstances at Bedwas where the unsighted referee disallowed a last-gasp try by No.8 David Griggs with an eminently kickable conversion to follow. But really Neath
NEATH 20 points YSTRAD RHONDDA 10 points At a misty Gnoll, Neath's purple patch in the opening 20 minutes effectively had this game sewn up as it left Ystrad Rhondda with too much to do in deteriorating conditions. The Blacks set off
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