Black and Ambers give Blues a bruising

Black and Ambers prop Calvin Williams was prominent in the loose all afternoon

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KIDWELLY recovered from their loss last week to bag their fifth triumph as they ran in five tries to defeat a solid Loughor side 38-10 at Parc Stephens.

Gareth Rees produced an inspired performance for the Black and Ambers, notching up 18 points through a 75 metre touchdown, five conversions and a penalty, while Calvin Williams and Aaron Warren were also among the try scorers for Kidwelly.

Loughor encountered a strong Kidwelly defence all afternoon

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The Blues met a spirited Kidwelly defence that was only breached once when John Thomas barged his way over from a driving lineout.

Pacemakers Tondu made it a magnificent seven on Saturday as they saw off Llangennech 28-12 to preserve their unblemished record.

Kristian Jenkins bagged a brace, while Hywel Davies and Matthew Phillips also crossed to seal Tondu’s sixth bonus-point win of the campaign and seventh victory overall.

Llangennech trailed 14-0 at the break and although they did well to stage something of a fightback after the interval, Mark Jones and Dan Jacobs’ tries were too little, too late in the end.

Cwmllynfell, who have only tasted defeat once this season, recorded a 41-20 five-try win over Carmarthen Athletic to stay six points behind leaders Tondu.

Gareth Drewson was Cwm’s hat-trick hero, with Daniel Jones and Johnny Williams also going over. Peter Thomas earned his stripes with 16 points through five conversions and a brace of penalties. Luke Marshall scored Athletic’s two tries in reply.

Marc Fitzgerald, Matthew Davies and Tom Briggs crashed over for Kenfig Hill as they picked up a fifth success of the season in a 25-13 win at home over Glynneath. Grant Bignall and Keir Burrows crossed for their opponents.

Waunarlwydd’s Lee Evans was celebrating a try treble, as well as 26 points in all, during his side’s 46-18 demolition of lowly Aberavon Quins, for whom Joe Gallivant landed six penalties. The winning team’s other tries came through Steffan Jones (2), Sion Evans and Luke Dickerson.

A dozen points from the boot of Rhydian Morris helped Ammanford to a 35-16 victory over Skewen, with Chris Moore bagging a brace of tries, and Gary Stevens and Dafydd Pritchard also touching down to seal a bonus point win.