Leaders Glynneath
extended their advantage at the summit of One West to eleven points as they
defeated the weather and Builth Wells to maintain their so far imperious
assault on the title
With
the wet and windy weather putting paid to all but two matches in the division
Glynneath took full advantage as they defied the conditions to grab a 38-12
win.
The
unbeaten pacemakers were far too strong for their hosts and helped themselves
to five tries in all through Dale Ewell, Keir Burrow, Jordan Griffiths, Josh
Jones and Corey Jenkins. Fly-half Jack O’Reilly added 13 points from the tee
through three penalties and two conversions.
Glynneath
will now look to take their unbeaten form into Cup action next weekend when
they host Three South West’s Morriston in the third round of the Swalec Plate.
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| Back row Josh Middleton impressed for Kidwelly in their home win over Ammanford |
In
the only other fixture to make it to the pitch, Kidwelly claimed a nail biting
26-25 win over Ammanford at Parc Stephens.
It
was the visitors who held a slender 13-12 advantage at the interval as they
went in search of only their second success of the season, but it was the Black
and Ambers who eventually came out on top despite being outscored three tries
to two.
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| Ammanford outscored Kidwelly by three tries to two |
Paul
John was at the double for Kidwelly, while Jamie Evans was the stand-out
performer as he notched up 16 points from the tee, converting both conversions
and landing four penalties.
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| Kidwelly centre Daf Latham is stopped short of the whitewash |
Despite
pushing the highfliers close, it was once again heartbreak for Ammanford as
they had to make do with just a losing bonus point. Craig Woodall, Rhodri Jones
and Gary Stephens all went over for the visitors while Ceri Rees kicked ten
points, but it was not enough to see them avoid their eleventh defeat in 12
starts.
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