Three-star wing Jared Rosser’s splendid hat-trick of tries frustrated Neath as the Welsh All Blacks again came within an ace of gaining their first League win of the season against Ebbw Vale at The Gnoll. Once again, Neath were guilty of

A last-play try by Chris Davies saved Aberavon’s blushes and denied Neath their first League win of the season in a pulsating Boxing Day derby at The Gnoll. Aberavon, with 8 wins, 3 losses and a draw with Cross Keys came

Neath and Maesteg made light of the rains to give supporters some early Christmas cheer at The Gnoll. On top of all their long-term injuries, Neath made 11 changes from the side which started at Carmarthen Quins in midweek, handing debuts

Neath came agonisingly close to pulling off what would have been a shock win at Carmarthen Quins where the home side pulled the game out of the fire with an equalising try in the penultimate play. On a night of incessant,

After an encouraging first-half, Neath were well beaten by Carmarthen Quins in the Foster’s Cup. Quins started strongly and rattled into a 16-nil lead through tries by Roy Osbourne and Haydn Pugh, outside-half Craig Evans converting both. But Neath, playing into

Neath sunk to their 12th League defeat of the season on a depressing day at Rodney Parade which was in wonderful condition after the recent rains and where the home side, playing with a rare confidence, registered six tries without

Neath battled to the end but went down to the better side as Cross Keys went top of the Premiership after this hard-fought win. Pandy Park, the object of some criticism on BBC Radio this week, was passed fit for play

Rejoice ! Rejoice ! - it was not quite the stuff to set the bells of St. David’s Church ringing but an overdue win it was; and how thankful the good folk of Neath can be. Both sides fielded youthful combinations

Change of competition but, alas for Neath, no change of fortune. Both sides were well below strength but Neath, even with no fewer than 19 players unavailable for various reasons, still managed to field the more established-looking line-up. Neath introduced the Glynneath

If Neath’s last home game against Pontypridd ended in a cruel defeat, this time there could be no argument about the result for the Blacks turned in a dire first-half performance which saw them nil-18 down by the break. Neath missed