The North Wales region were
expected to use their heavy forwards to try and match up to the bruising Saints
pack and handled the job well.
Fly-half Lewis Barker stole the
show for the Parc Eirias outfit scoring 17-points for his team including two
tries, two conversions and a penalty whilst Tom Blackwell also went over.
Tata Steel rarely looked like
threatening and could only manage two penalties from Gareth Walters.
Beddau bounced back to winning ways
after last week’s defeat to local rivals Llanharan by beating basement boys
Bonymaen 22-10.
The Green and Gold’s managed three
tries through David Francis, Tom Payne and Glenn Slater in reply to a single
try for Bonymaen’s Nathan Brooks.
Leaders Ebbw Vale are still
undefeated in the Swalec Championship after their comprehensive 39-10 win away
at Newbridge.
The Steelmen scored five tries
thanks to a double from Jack Flower, David James and Ashley Sweet and a penalty
try to keep them 11-points clear of second placed Narberth.
Narberth themselves secured a
bonus-point 35-29 victory over Tondu in an entertaining fixture at Pandy Park.
The Otters and the Waterwheelers
both scored four tries with Jonathan Humphries, Matthew Murphy, and Ashton Evans
going over twice for Tondu while Narberth’s scorers were Steph Phillips, Dylan
Richards, Rhys Lane and Morgan Griffith.
Elsewhere Bargoed beat struggling
Blackwood 22-11 and Llanharan saw off a spirited Bridgend Athletic side 32-21.
Pontypool’s fixture with Cardiff
Met was postponed Friday afternoon due to a waterlogged pitch.
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