CARDIFF METROPOLITAN  12  points  NEATH  33  points In miserable conditions at Cyncoed, Neath completed a season's double over brave Cardiff Metropolitan. Neath were well worth their 5-tries to 2 win without ever really hitting the heights, Visiting scorers were wings James Roberts and

Neath play their brought forward WRU Championship tie against Cardiff Metropolitan at Cyncoed on Friday evening (kick off 7.15pm) – not 7.30pm as advertised in some quarters. The students are always good on their own patch and Neath will need to

WRU have extended the WRU Championship season by a week which allows the Beddau away game to be played on Saturday, May 20 (2.30pm). Before that, Cross Keys will come to The Gnoll on Wednesday, May 10 (7.15pm) and Neath will

Neath travel to Cyncoed on Friday evening for our next Championship League fixture. 7:15pm KO Team news etc., to follow later in the week.

Bus leaves the Clubhouse at 5.30pm (7.15pm KO). To book YOUR seat on the “FUN BUS” contact Robert Smith on 07890645195 or Gillian Lewis on 07807043978 #EatSleepNeathRepeat #NeathRFC #FollowTheBlacks

NEATH  59 points  GLAMORGAN WANDERERS nil Neath went level with Pontypool at the top of the WRU Championship with a 9-try victory at a cold Gnoll on Friday evening. Both wingers James Roberts and Llewellyn Hawkes scored two tries as did captain and

Neath play their re-arranged WRU Championship tie against Glamorgan Wanderers at The Gnoll on Friday evening (kick off 7.30pm). The match should have been played on December 17 but was postponed due to frost which is unlikely to be a threat

Neath RFC supporters will be saddened to hear of the death after a long illness of Lyn Phillips, our former Safety Officer. Lynn lived at Cadoxton and was a former South Wales Police officer who played his rugby on the wing