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Welsh rugby league match results

Overview

Welsh rugby competitions saw various results across the WRU Championship, Admiral Premiership, and Super Rygbi Cymru leagues.

In mid-October, Llanharan RFC extended an unbeaten streak in the WRU Championship East with a victory over Penallta RFC. Llanharan secured the win through tries from Jack Walker and Ryan Griffiths. In the Admiral Premiership, Neath RFC defeated Bedwas RFC 19-14. Bedwas, playing with a modified lineup due to a pre-match injury to Gethyn Cannon, secured a losing bonus point after a second-half try by Daniel Wall.

By late October, Bedwas RFC secured a 43-25 win against Narberth RFC in the Admiral Premiership, featuring tries from Mike Dacey, Gethyn Cannon, and Rhys Peters. Additionally, Newport RFC maintained their form in Super Rygbi Cymru with a victory over Llandovery RFC, placing them among the potential league leaders.

On October 24, Merthyr RFC maintained their unbeaten status at the top of the Admiral Premiership division with a 38-5 victory over Bedwas RFC. Despite a try from Bedwas’s Connor Milsom, Merthyr controlled the match in wet conditions, with scoring led by Jacob Lloyd, Evan Wood, Travis Hawkins, Cerith Lloyd, and Ryan Hughes.

Entities

Bedwas RFC · Merthyr RFC · Llandovery RFC · WRU Admiral Premiership · Welsh Rugby Union

Timeline

  1. [SPORTS] 2 sources
    Merthyr RFC maintains unbeaten streak in Premiership victory

    Merthyr RFC defeated Bedwas RFC 38-5 to remain unbeaten at the top of the WRU Admiral Premiership.

  2. [SPORTS] 3 sources
    Bedwas and Newport secure rugby victories

    Bedwas RFC defeated Narberth RFC 43-25 in the WRU Admiral Premiership, while Newport RFC secured a victory over Llandovery RFC to strengthen their position in Super Rygbi Cymru.

  3. [SPORTS] 2 sources
    WRU Championship and Premiership rugby match reports

    Llanharan RFC extended their unbeaten run in the WRU Championship, while Neath RFC secured a 19-14 victory over Bedwas RFC in the Admiral Premiership.

Sources

bedwasrfc.co.uk · blackandambers.co.uk · llanharanrfc.co.uk · therugbypaper.co.uk

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