The Students, who were unbeaten
before today, were ahead early on through a Mark Cook penalty, before flanker
Tom Hall was dismissed after 20 minutes for an alleged tip tackle on Ebbw’s
Leighton Bellamore.
The Steelmen made sure the man
advantage paid off, crossing four times through Wes Cunliffe, Ronny Kynes, captain
Damien Hudd and a penalty try.
Pontypool moved up to third with
a comfortable 32-23 victory over league strugglers Bonymaen. Pooler crossed
four times through Josh Hurley, Chris Laing, Mark Thorley and Trevor James, as
they notched up their third triumph of the season.
Meanwhile, North Wales region RGC
1404 returned to winning ways with a 56-10 trouncing of Blackwood at Glan Yr
Afon.
The visitors helped themselves to
eight tries with Kelvin Davies grabbing a hat-trick and Lewis Banks bagging a
brace, while Tom Blackwell's effort was also amongst the tries.
Narberth bounced back from their
drubbing at Eugene Cross Park last week to dish out a whipping of their own, as
they dismissed last year’s runners up Bargoed 33-7 at the Lewis Lloyd Ground.
The Otters had a narrow 9-7 lead
at the break thanks to three Ianto Griffiths penalties, but turned up the tempo
in the second half to run in four unanswered tries through Adrian Killa, Morgan
Griffiths, Wayne Williams and Richard Davies.
In a tight encounter at Pandy
Park new boys Tondu edged past Llanharan 20-17, despite trailing at the break.
The Waterwheelers' points came
courtesy of touchdowns from Mark Roberts, Joe Heatley and Matthew Morgan, while
Matthew Murphy added a conversion and Gareth Powell fired over a penalty.
The Dairymen’s Codey Rees notched
up 12 of his side’s points as they had to settle for a losing bonus point.
Elsewhere, Tata Steel put Beddau
to the sword as the Port Talbot outfit recorded an emphatic 49-10 victory.
Simon Evans bagged 17 of the
Saints’ points including a 60 yard touchdown, while captain Gareth Edwards and
second row Ben Evans were also amongst the scorers.
Finally, Newbridge claimed the
second win of their campaign with a 38-20 home success over Bridgend Athletic.
The hosts
struck six times through Ryan Lee, Andrew Evans, Luke Crane, Ethan Doyle,
Matthew Howells and Matthew Llewellyn.
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