Sport

Tenby edge past Crymych

Published

4 years ago

October 24, 2021

TENBY United earned their second win in WRU Plate Group H1 on Saturday (Oct 23) as they beat Crymych 15-12 at Heywood Lane.

It was a tight game as wind and rain made it difficult for both teams with possession continually changing hands on several occasions.

In the first minute Crymych were penalised for being offside and the hosts elected to kick at goal. Lloyd Thomas’ effort though went wide as the scores stayed level.

However, he had chance to redeem himself ten minutes later and this time he made no mistake to put Tenby ahead.

The home side had the first score but it was the visitors who scored the game’s first try seven minutes later as Ilan Phillips broke free and scored under the posts. With the tee seemingly left in the changing room, Adam Phillips was forced to take the conversion without one and he added the extra two points.

Their lead did not last long though as Cam Broadhurst burst through to score Tenby’ first try of the game. Thomas’ conversion bounced back off the post but Tenby led 8-7.

With light rain making conditions slippery there were a number of errors from both teams as they went in search of the next score.

Crymych had a penalty on the half hour mark which they kicked to touch for a line out but although they won it they were penalised and Tenby had possession back.

Tenby were then dealt a blow with two of their players forced off with injuries shortly before half time.

The wind was also playing havoc as after Crymych were penalised for holding on, the resulting kick from Tenby did not go to touch and Crymych came forward again before the first half was brought to a close.

There was an early chance for the home side in the second half but Crymych did well to take the ball out of play.

The home side did not have to wait much longer for their second try though as replacement Adam Quill broke down the left before passing inside for Broadhurst who took the ball well above his head before running on to score under the posts.

That gave Thomas an easy conversion to increase Tenby’s lead to 15-7.

Tenby were guilty of not finding touch on a couple of occasions following Crymych infringements and it was from one of those that the visitors got themselves back in the game.

Crymych worked their way down the left hand side and it was Carwyn Phillips who just touched down despite desperate defensive work from the home side.

The conversion was missed but Crymych were now just three points behind.

Tenby looked to add to their points tally late on and came close but were held up as Crymych defended well.

As time ticked over 80 minutes Crymych had one last chance but a kick forward was knocked out of play and the referee blew for full time.

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The race, held on Sunday (July 13), marks the twelfth stop on the 2025 global tour and is expected to draw thousands of spectators to the Swansea seafront. More than 60 professional athletes and over 2,500 age-group competitors will take part in the prestigious swim-bike-run event.

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With $50,000 in prize money and up to 2,500 series points at stake, the event carries serious weight for those chasing the overall series crown and qualification slots for the 2025 IRONMAN World Championships in Nice and Kona.

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from Years, 4,5 and 6 and the ALN unit taking part.

The sessions were run by local community clubs and Young Ambassadors from
Ysgol Bro Gwaun with pupils getting to enjoy rugby, cricket, hockey, archery and golf.
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for organising a fantastic morning of activities for our pupils. They all thoroughly
enjoyed themselves.”

Dan Bellis of Sport Pembrokeshire, added: “A big thanks to Fishguard & Goodwick
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Charlie Arthur led the chase with an unbeaten 65, while Simon Cole ripped through Burton’s batting with 4-8. The reply was brisk, with Cresselly reaching the target in under 18 overs.

Lawrenny produced a bowling masterclass to dismiss Llangwm for just 39. Rob Williams (6-12) and Jamie Lewis (4-23) shared the wickets before Lawrenny cruised to a 10-wicket win.

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Division 1 Table

Pos	Team	P	W	L	Bat	Bowl	Pts
1	Cresselly	11	10	1	37	47	192
2	Carew	11	9	2	42	52	186
3	Saundersfoot	11	7	4	40	47	164
4	Herbrandston	11	7	4	36	45	155
5	Neyland	11	6	5	35	44	141
6	Lawrenny	11	6	5	31	45	138
7	Whitland	11	4	7	37	32	113
8	Burton	11	3	8	35	38	103
9	Haverfordwest	11	3	8	32	34	98
10	Llangwm	11	0	11	21	20	41

Division 2 Table

Pos	Team	P	W	L	Bat	Bowl	Pts
1	St Ishmaels	11	9	2	46	51	187
2	Pembroke	11	8	3	53	47	180
3	Narberth	11	8	3	50	50	180
4	Hook	11	8	3	48	41	172
5	Llechryd	11	6	5	42	41	146
6	Cresselly II	11	6	5	43	29	136
7	Johnston	11	5	6	39	42	131
8	Carew II	11	3	8	39	38	110
9	Llanrhian	11	1	10	45	18	73
10	Burton II	11	1	10	29	22	61

Division 3 Table

Pos	Team	P	W	L	Bat	Bowl	Pts
1	Fishguard	11	10	1	37	41	186
2	Pembroke Dock	11	9	2	37	50	184
3	Lamphey	11	6	5	38	38	138
4	Hundleton	11	6	5	36	38	138
5	Stackpole	11	5	6	42	35	130
6	Haverfordwest II	11	4	6	44	37	126
7	Laugharne	11	4	6	39	30	114
8	Kilgetty	11	4	6	42	26	108
9	Hook II	11	3	7	34	19	83
10	Neyland II	11	2	9	31	23	74

Division 4 Table

Pos	Team	P	W	L	Bat	Bowl	Pts
1	Pembroke II	11	10	1	47	47	198
2	Saundersfoot II	11	9	1	44	45	179
3	St Ishmaels II	11	7	4	48	42	160
4	Crymych	11	6	4	44	34	138
5	Haverfordwest III	10	4	5	40	33	133
6	Lawrenny II	11	5	5	37	38	125
7	Carew III	9	4	4	38	26	104
8	Llangwm II	11	2	9	47	25	92
9	Llanrhian II	10	1	8	36	22	88
10	Narberth II	11	2	9	36	22	79

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Pos	Team	P	W	L	Bat	Bowl	Pts
1	Llechryd II	11	9	1	43	46	192
2	Herbrandston II	11	9	2	43	50	190
3	Pembroke Dock II	11	7	3	44	39	157
4	Whitland II	9	4	4	32	19	113
5	Haverfordwest IV	10	3	6	38	26	104
6	Hundleton II	10	4	5	33	23	100
7	Cresselly III	10	2	7	41	28	89
8	Neyland III	10	0	10	33	8	40