Neyland ease to win over Tish

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4 years ago

May 3, 2022

James Hemingray

NEYLAND secured another win on Sunday (May 1), as they beat St Ishmaels by eight wickets in a rain-affected match.

It was one of a handful of matches played as persistent light rain saw many take the decision to call their games off.

Neyland’s pitch was deemed playable though and when they won the toss they elected to field.

Tish lost Stuart Carpenter early on when he was stumped by Sean Hannon off the bowling of his brother Patrick.

Ross Hardy then trapped Peter Bradshaw leg before to leave Tish on 23-2.

Jonathan Pawlett and Philip Cockburn then shared 36 runs for the third wicket as they looked to push their total up.

Cockburn hit two fours and a six in his score of 21 but he was caught by Ross Hardy off the bowling of Andrew Miller.

Miller then bowled Pawlett on a score of 16 and soon after Patrick Hannon had Lewis Rhead stumped by brother Sean.

Jack John then bowled Andrew Pawlett and Daniel Flynn in quick succession before Patrick Hannon bowled Darren Hawkins.

John returned to bowl Lenny Rees and Robbie Thomas and that left Tish all out on 94.

It left Andrew Palmer not out on 19 but it wasn’t enough to help Tish into three figures.

Neyland lost Ashley Sutton early in their reply as he was caught by Peter Bradshaw off the bowling of Jonathan Pawlett.

Andrew Pawlett bowled Andrew Miller on a score of 10 to leave the home side on 34-2.

However, Lewis Page and Ross Hardy were able to see their side to their target with Page hitting four fours in a score of 40 not out.

Hardy clubbed six fours and a six in his knock of 36 fronm 25 balls to help Neyland secure a 17-point win.

Related Topics:Cricket Division 1 Neyland St Ishmaels

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South Pembrokeshire Short Mat Bowls: Week eight results and league table

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3 hours ago

November 17, 2025

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THE SOUTH Pembrokeshire Short Mat Bowls Association – known as the Friendly League – has released the latest results following week eight of the competition.

Last week’s matches saw:

East Williamston 8–2 Cosheston
Kilgetty 7–3 St Twynnells
Reynalton 5–5 St Johns
Llanteg 8–2 Lamphey

The fixture between Hundleton and Carew was postponed, while Badgers had a bye.

Updated league table – Week eight

Team	Played	Won	Drawn	Lost	Shot Diff	Points
East Williamston	7	7	0	0	160	62
Reynalton	7	4	1	2	34	40
St Johns	7	3	1	3	-2	35
Cosheston	7	3	0	4	33	33
Badgers	7	3	0	4	-10	33
Llanteg	7	3	0	4	-39	33
Carew	6	3	0	3	-20	30
St Twynnells	7	3	0	4	-45	30
Hundleton	6	3	0	3	-8	29
Lamphey	8	3	0	5	-19	29
Kilgetty	7	3	0	4	-54	26

More fixtures are set to follow as the Friendly League moves into the second half of the season.

Haverfordwest County Women make it two wins from two in Phase 2

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7 hours ago

November 17, 2025

Herald Sport

HAVERFORDWEST COUNTY AFC Women continued their strong start to Phase 2 with an impressive 4–2 victory over a determined Morriston Town side on Sunday.

It was a superb all-round performance from the Bluebirds, combining sharp team play with some outstanding individual finishes. Striker Kayla Jones led the way with a well-taken brace, while Ella May Mumford and Tayla Gibbs also got on the scoresheet to secure all three points.

The win makes it back-to-back victories in Division A, further strengthening the squad’s momentum going into the next fixture.

Haverfordwest County now turn their attention to their next home match on Sunday 23rd, when they host Bonymaen Colts Ladies.

Squad: Rhian Jones, Freya Watkins Williams, Erin Frost, Katie Gibbins, Mollie Flanagan, Bethan Chapman, Tayla Gibbs, Ella May Mumford, Emma Smith, Ffion Kirk, Kayla Jones.

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Sport Pembrokeshire Awards finalists announced

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2 days ago

November 15, 2025

Tom Sinclair

THE FINALISTS for this year’s Sport Pembrokeshire Awards have been revealed, with 39 individuals and clubs shortlisted for honours at the annual celebration of local sporting achievement.

Cllr Rhys Sinnett, Cabinet Member for Residents’ Services, said: “A big thank you to everyone who sent in nominations. The judging panel had an extremely tough task narrowing down such a strong field of candidates.

“Pembrokeshire continues to punch above its weight when it comes to sporting prowess, and I’m sure the awards will once again showcase both on-field success and the incredible efforts of the volunteers and coaches who make it all possible.”

The winners will be unveiled at a gala ceremony at Folly Farm on November 28, organised by Sport Pembrokeshire.

The event is sponsored by Valero, Folly Farm, and Pure West Radio, and will also see the presentation of three special accolades — the School Award, Lifetime Achievement Award, and Chairman’s Special Achievement Award.

The awards recognise those who have excelled in sport over the past year or dedicated their time to coaching, organising, and supporting grassroots sport across the county.