Kidwelly continued their recent run of fine form to cut Glynneath’s lead at the summit to seven points as they recorded their first ever win at Builth Wells, with a hard-fought 32-22 victory at the Groe.
The Black and Ambers boasted eight youth team members from last season in their starting line-up, and the youngsters didn’t disappoint as they bagged their ninth success of the season.
Kidwelly quickly got over their loss in the Plate last weekend as they crossed four times through Jonathan Williams, Luke Thomas, Andy Francis and Callum Williams, while Jamie Evans notched up 12 points from the tee.
Meanwhile, Llangennech notched up their fifth straight win in the league as they edged out Cwmllynfell 18-17.
Llangennech outscored their rivals two tries to one thanks to a penalty try and an Ashley Banfield touchdown. Daniel Griffiths added five points from the tee while Ricky Jones fired over a crucial penalty to seal the win.
Cwmllynfell had to make do with a losing bonus point - Peter Thomas touched down for their solitary try while Rory Williams was on target with four penalties.
At the bottom of the table, Crymych claimed only the third win of their campaign as they battled to a 19-3 home success over Carmarthen Athletic.
Nick Bevan, Carwyn Rees and Elgan Vittle all went over for the hosts, while Rhys Davies and Dyfan Dafydd added a conversion each.
In the day’s other fixture Whitland inflicted Ammanford’s 13th defeat of the season as they cantered to a 28-18 win at Parc Llwyntygwyn.
The Borderers’ Zac France-Miller was the star of the show for the hosts, as the back row was rewarded for an industrious afternoon’s work with a brace, while Lee Glanville and Mike Gorgio also went over for the home side. The victory sees Whitland move up to seventh in the table.
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