On the chilliest evening of the season so far, Neath made hard work of it in the first-half but eased away in the second to register a comfortable win on their visit to Brynaman to help mark the home club's
WRU Championship leaders Neath visit Brynaman RFC on Friday (kick off 7.15pm) in a special fixture to help the home side mark their 125th anniversary. Neath eased past Cardiff Metropolitan by 60-17 last Saturday and, with no further league action this
Neath visit Brynaman on Friday 18th November as part of their 125th Anniversary season. Bus leaves the Clubhouse at 6.00pm (7.15pm KO), returning @ 9:30pm. To book YOUR seat on the “FUN BUS” contact Robert Smith on 07890645195 or Gillian Lewis on
Neath's team management were quietly pleased with Neath's big win (60-17) against Cardiff Metropolitan on Saturday - particularly the clinical manner in which the Blacks put away what was in the end a talented but tired opposition. The Blacks' win was
NEATH RFC will help Brynaman RFC celebrate their 125th birthday this Friday with a special fixture at Brynaman. With only one league fixture scheduled for November, Neath will bridge the gap by visiting the Greens on Friday, November 18th for a
NEATH 60 points CARDIFF METROPOLITAN 17 points This rugby spectacular was played at a cracking pace and Neath ran out convincing winners, scoring 9 tries to 2, against the promising students of Cardiff Metropolitan at The Gnoll. Fast and furious, it was
As the country pauses to remember and honour its war heroes, it is appropriate to recall Neath’s rugby fallen. First World War Private CHARLES MORRIS from Melyn played at half-back for Neath and served in the South African war. Charlie Morris joined
Neath RFC is saddened to hear of the death of well known local sportsman Norman Bater. Norman played full back for Neath and played for Skewen and Crynant RFC's and was a keen cricketer for Skewen. The Club's sympathy goes to all
WRU Championship leaders Neath entertain Cardiff Metropolitan RFC at The Gnoll on Saturday (kick off 2.30pm). Neath's last outing resulted in a comprehensive 69-8 victory at bottom club Tata Steel but Saturday's game will be a totally different proposition and Neath
Neath have loaned lock Sam Martin to Swansea for their game against RGC tomorrow. Coach Pat Horgan explained, "It is a one-off as Swansea are short of second rows due to injuries. Sam played the last game for us and was