Two games down and Neath can be under no illusions about just how tough this season is going to be back in the Premiership. For Carmarthen Quins hit Neath with a first-half salvo of five converted tries although things improved slightly
Neath's return to the Premiership was rather spoiled by Aberavon who deserved to win the season's opener at the Talbot Athletic Ground on a sunny Saturday evening as they were stronger at the set-pieces, had the better of play and
Neath concluded their series of pre-season warm-up games with a second loss when they played near-neighbours Swansea in front of a healthy assembly of over 700 at The Lextan Gnoll on Thursday evening. The Blacks, still experimenting especially up front where
Hard as Neath battled, the superior efficiency of Richmond saw them through to a deserved victory in the Blacks' second warm-up fixture on a pleasant Saturday evening at The Gnoll. After Neath's handsome opening 52-14 win over Builth Wells, three newcomers
Neath opened their 2023/24 account with a sound first performance against a hard-working Builth Wells side at The Gnoll on Friday evening. Centre Ryan Evans, newly returned from South Africa with Ystalyfera school, led Neath out onto the lush Gnoll meadow
No end of season wind down this ! Newly-promoted Neath showed their resolution in gaining their 22nd bonus-point victory of the League campaign at battling Beddau who fought (literally) to the end when they had two men sent off in a
NEATH earned promotion back to the WRU Premiership courtesy of this fine bonus-point victory at Cross Keys whom they had beaten less convincingly at The Gnoll the previous Wednesday. Going into the game, Neath required five points from three games but
NEATH moved within five points of promotion but this was a largely uninspiring win over Cross Keys in perfect conditions at The Gnoll. The Blacks dominated proceedings throughout but they were limited to five tries by an unyielding Keys defence which
NEATH took a significant step towards their season's goal with a comfortable, if somewhat untidy, 7-try success at Glamorgan Wanderers. The Blacks have occasionally come unstuck at the Memorial Ground which was in excellent condition despite the downpours beforehand and the
If anyone in the Neath camp imagined that the end-of-season charge would be a formality they were given a rude awakening by Maesteg Quins on Saturday. Only 11 days earlier at The Gnoll, Neath won the return 70-nil and both sides