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Anniversary Cup 2018 RHYFELWYR LLANELLI WARRIORS TYMOR 2017 - 2018 SEASON Anniversary Cup2018 Anniversary Cup2018 Rhaglen Llanelli Warriors Cefneithin £2 V Programme 6 NATIONS CARDIFF TRIP 2018 Super Saturday in Cardiff with the Warriors 8:00 (!!) Edwards Coaches from Llanelli Town Hall 10:00 Kick off Vs Rhiwbina RFC 12:30 Italy v Scotland 13:30 Leave Rhiwbina – Drop off Cardiff Castle 14:00 Set up base camp in FUEL club 14:45 england v Ireland 17:00 Wales v France 20:30 Pick up Cardiff Castle 22:00 Arrive Llanelli Town Hall LIVELIVE MUSIC MUSIC Saturday 24th March CARA female vocalist Disco & Karaoke 6:30pm Selwyn Samuel Centre £5 Entry Recent Result: Llanelli Warriors 39 Primary Ed 61 24/2/18 A bright crisp day set the scene for some exciting rugby and neither side disappointed in this fast and loose exhibition match in which both teams looked to run at all costs. Last season this match up brought a physical battle but this time it was all about the movement. The students started quickest and scored two quick fire tries almost from the off, some early missed tackles making things to easy for Bessant and Farrell. Whilst the Warriors defence did tighten up the first half certainly belonged to the visitors with their forwards working hard to give quality ball to the backline. The main instigator was centre Josh Congreve with Golden and Hall benefiting. A lack of experience in the Warriors back three meant the cover tended to be too wide resulting any line break costing them dear. The Warriors only consolation was a try from flanker Gwilym Lewis capitalising on a sharp break from Nathan Murphy. The 2nd half was a much more even affair. The Warriors started with a bang, quality lineout ball and a neat delay from Gravelle at fly half allowed Rowlands to hit through the gain line and from there quick hands across the line gave Dan John just enough room to cross. From the kick off the Warriors attacked again and although this time they were held up Andrew Davies worked the ball over from a ruck. The momentum of the game had suddenly changed and the Warriors were looking for a third quick score but Congreve seized on a loose ball and sprinted all the way to the try line. The frantic tempo didn't drop though the play swung from end to end with neither side looking for respite. Ben Winstanely and Craig James scored at the end of some excellent team play from the Warriors but again the Eddas looked sharp whenever they got the ball. Dafydd Jones and Lewis Kenney showed some neat touches and Dan Wright made the most of a half chance to score another long range effort. Simon Jenkins capped a fine performance with a bustling try but with Alex Hall and Shane Wainwright getting over for the visitors it was just a consolation effort. Whilst the game was dominated by running rugby, there was plenty of graft put in, Steffan Arthur and Ben Kitson put in some hits for the visitors whilst Jon Keanry and Elliot Griffiths did well for the home team. All in all a very enjoyable game with plenty of exhausted and bruised players who should all be proud of the quality produced. Llanelli Warriors: Lee Rowlands (Gareth Ladd), Simon Day (Elliot Griffiths, Dan John), Johnathan Kearney (Nathan Murphy), Ben Winstanley (Gareth Gravelle), Dylan Crolla, Jamie Evans, Craig James, Mark Lewis (Dylan Evans), Richard Evans (Cpt)(Jason Jenkins), Colin Tacon (Rhys Evans), John Horwood, Darren Pollitt (Andrew Davies), Nathan Lawson (Jordan Jones), Simon Jenkins*, Gwilym Lewis Warriors Tries: Gwilym Lewis, Nathan Murphy, Simon Jenkins, Craig James, Ben Winstanley, Dan John, Andrew Davies Primary Ed Try scorers Josh Congreve x3 Ieuan Bessant, Ben Farrell, Christian Golden, Daniel Wright, Alex Hall, Shane Wainwright, Primary Ed Team 1. Ben Farrell 2. Ben Kitson 3. Dion Mitchell-Lewis (Cpt) 4. Daf Jones 5. Henry Frost 6. James Date 7. Brian Murdock 8. Steff Arthur 9. Shane Wainwright 10. Ieuan Bessant 11. Chris Golden 12. Steff Davies* 13. Alex Hall 14. Daniel Wright 15. Josh Congreve 16. Josh Atkins 17. Daniel Stone 18. Lewis Kenney *Man of the Match A lovely crisp sunny morning made for running rugby. A tough game for the Warriors but very enjoyable. The students brought a strong team even if it did include former team mate Ben Kitson. Shame that Wales couldn't quite match it later on but a packed clubhouse enjoyed watching the students getting ready for their Carmarthen pub crawl. Thanks to Gary James for refereeing and Grav for nearly marking the field. Llanelli Warriors’ Results and Fixtures 2017/18 Day Date Month Opponents and notes Sat 5 August Burry Port W 19 26 Sat 19 August South Wales Police Falcons L 56 32 Sun 10 September Swansea Vikings L 7 55 Sun 17 September WRU Community Select L 35 34 Sun 8 October Aberavon Green Stars L 32 27 Sun 15 October Betws W 53 54 Sat 11 November Pantyffynnon W 29 31 Sat 25 November Cardiff Chiefs L 24-22 Sun 26 November Llanishen L 15-25 Sat 26 December Betws D 25 all Sat 31 December Burry Port L 42 30 Sun 14 January Swansea Gladiators W 24-7 Sat 3 Feb Ferryside (Wales v Scotland) D 12 all Sat 10 Feb London Welsh (Tour) (Wales v england) W 38-53 Sun 24 Feb Trinity Primary Ed (Wales v Ireland) L 39-63 Sun 11 March Cefneithin (Wales Italy) Sat 17 March Rhiwbina (Wales v France) July Bumble Bee Barbarians (Bradford) 7s and touch tournaments For all appearance records and statistics visit www.llanelliwarriors.co.uk Ability Rugby International: Championship Winners 2015/16 Carmarthenshire Team of the Year 2017 Origin Cup & Anniversary Cup Winners 2016/17 Ability Rugby International – See the Facebook page Croeso Mawr ichi gyd Croeso/Welcome to Cae Carwyn for the annual Anniversary Cup match between the Llanelli Warriors and Cefneithin RFC. As ever we want to thank all at Cefn who have supported us over the years. We look forward to another great day on and off the field, to renewing old acquaintances and making new friends, as well as enjoying international day in a heartland Welsh rugby club A special mention to Dai Juniors and Charlie for their part in keeping this going over the years. This is the 20th match between Whilst the Warriors have come along way from the first trip to Cae Carwyn back in it has been important to the club to know that this fixture was secure and is literally the first one written in each season, Wales v Italy means Cefneithin v Warriors. It also means a great welcome, some exhibition rugby, lots of banter, a few beers and usually a song or three. Congratulations to the team that took the field against the Primary Eddas. It may seem strange to congratulate a losing team but scoring 39 points and playing such good rugby is worthy of congratulations. As coaches myself and Jamie feel that the last couple of seasons has seen the standard of rugby the Warriors have been playing considerably improve. This has come through the hard work of a core of players training regularly and increased numbers. Later a new look Welsh team takes to the field with an exciting team which will do well if they can subdue a big, combative, Italian pack. It will be interesting to see how our 4th choice openside flanker goes, but it’s hard to understand how Thomas Young isn’t part of the squad. The club has never been busier with the monthly Disco on Wednesday, Cardiff next Saturday (match with Rhiwbina and a full day in the capital) and a show (with karaoke and disco) at the end of the month, April is just as busy (Curry, Vikings, Stars in your eyes). All the details are in this program and online, players please support where you can. More good sponsorship news with Principality Building Society joining Shufflebottoms, RDH Haulage and Dai’s Gym in supporting our next jersey. There are still slots available though – see the page elsewhere in the program for more details. If you know of a business that might be interested we have a fantastic profile and offer good value for money. Back to today, a fixture to play in and a clubhouse to watch Wales in – Happy 6 Nations everyone Good luck to all taking the field today, Ymlaen y Rhyfelwyr! Ymlaen Y Cymry! Gwilym Lewis (Chairman Llanelli Warriors RFC). Stat attack Playing record 2017-2018: Played 15, Won 5, Drawn 2, Lost 8. Playing record overall: Played 287, Won 176, Drawn 17, Lost 95. POSITIONAL RECORDS Position Most prolific player No 2nd most prolific No Prop Colin Tacon 161 Mark Fudge 71 Hooker Jason Jenkins 122 Rich Hapus 71 Lock John Horwood 261 Darren Pollitt 95 No 6 Nathan Lawson 54 Raymond Millett 35 No 7 Gwilym Lewis 174 Lee Rowlands 20 No 8 David Newson 106 Simon Jenkins 96 No 9 Dean Gilasbey 68 Gwilym Lewis 66 No 10 Jonathan Jones 77 Jamie Evans 57 Centre Alun Stephens 130 Ben Winstanley 57 Wing Tony Whittaker 87 Meredith Pugh 62 Rich ‘Hapus’ Evans Full back Dai Spriggs 80 Lee Rowlands 40 190th appearance today TOP TEN APPERANCES 1: John Horwood 262 2: Gwilym Lewis 254 3: Colin Tacon 206 4: Lee Rowlands 193 5: Richard Evans 189 6: Alun Stephens 150 7: Dean Gilasbey 142 8: Simon Jenkins 141 9: Jason Jenkins 133 10: Darren Pollitt 129 Significant appearances Last time: Simon Jenkins 140, Jordan Jones 30, Today: Gwilym Lewis 255, Richard Evans 190, Darren Pollitt 130, Willy Browne 35, Thomas Edwards 15, Adam Davies, Rhys Evans, Yanis Whiteley 10.
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