ANGLING CLUB
Nine anglers fished in the match at Ginst on Sunday, including four juniors, but there were only three fish weighed-in. Winner was Wayne Williams with a Bass of 1.43kg. Second was junior Ben Cook, with a flounder of .45kg, while third place went to another junior, Rob Collins, with a flounder of .36kg. The next match is on Sunday, May 21, at Laugharne, 10.30 am - 2.30 pm. Sign-on at 9.30 am in the car park. Weigh-in is at the car park, with the scales closing at 3 pm. The Golden Peg money to date is £65.60.
DARTS
The long-awaited game between the A and B teams was held on Friday. After the singles, the score stood at 3-3. However, the B team won the first two doubles to win the match which finished in favour of the B team at 5-4.
FOOTBALL
The annual dinner was held on Saturday night and a report will appear in next week's issue.
CRICKET
The 1st XI travelled to Stackpole on Saturday, but were beaten by the weather. Continuous rain prevented a ball being bowled. The 2nd XI, playing at home to local rivals Kilgetty 2nd XI, faired better. Kilgetty won the toss and put Saundersfoot in first. Saundersfoot lost their first two wickets for 11 runs, however, a partnership of 57 between Chris Hawkes and Joe Kidney brought them back into the match. Wickets continued to fall at regular intervals and their innings closed with the score on 138. Highest scorer was Chris Hawkes (37), backed up by Mr. Extas (34), Grant Hardy (22 n.o.) and Toby Smith (17). Wicket takers for Kilgetty were Rob Beynon 3-31, Richie Gwyther 2-26, Josh Bevan 2 -29 and there were three run-outs. The Kilgetty innings started disastrously, losing two wickets in the first four overs. Good bowling from Saundersfoot kept the Kilgetty batsmen under pressure and wickets tumbled. Kilgetty were all out for 86 leaving Saundersfoot winners by 52 runs. Chris Hawkes returned figure of 7-56, aided by Grant Hardy 1-12 and Joe Kidney 2-15. Tomorrow (Saturday), the 1st XI are at home to Lamphey, while the 2nd XI are away to Stackpole IIs.