Llangennech 19 pts. Whitland 23

Whitland completed the double over Llangennech with a hard fought victory away from home, continuing their solid performances of the last two weeks, winning by 23 points to 19.

Llangennech scored their opening try in this Swalec Division One West clash after two minutes when winger Mark Lemon touched down after the forwards had won the ball from the kick-off.

Whitland's reply was swift, however. From good lineout and a driving maul by the forwards, the backs went wide, with centre Gary Evans coming back on a great angle and putting fellow centre Lee Glanville in the gap; his power took him through the cover tackle to score and outside-half Carwyn Jones added the conversion points.

Jones increased his side's lead with a penalty after 14 minutes and then both number 10s missed one each, before again after good work by the forwards Jones droped a goal and also kicked a penalty to leave the half-time score 16 points to five to Whitland.

The start of the second half was a mirror image of the first, with Llangennech scoring after two minutes through prop Mathew Evans.

Whitland reponded some three minutes later when again Lee Glanville broke through to score under the posts, with Jones adding the conversion to make the score 23 points to 10.

Llangennech hit back and fullback Adrian Thomas kicked three penalties after 13, 15 and 23 mintues to cut Whitland's lead, but once again the Borderers' defence held firm and, even when Gary Evans was yellow carded with four minutes to go, they finished the game the stronger and claimed the points.

There was a solid performance by the pack, with hooker Alan Proctor, second row Raff Williams and the back row of Ryan Michael, Celt Thomas and skipper Randall Williams always in the thick of it, while behind, centres Gary Evans and Lee Glanville looked sharp and fullback Will Davies was full of running.

Match referee: Tony Pratt, of Haverfordwest.

Whitland fielded: Will Davies, Dion Thomas, Gary Evans, Lee Glanville, Aled Jones, Carwyn Jones, Gary Davies, Gareth Lloyd (Romeo Collela), Alan Proctor, Richard Smith, Raff Williams, Carwyn Davies (Tom Dinan), Celt Thomas, Ryan Michael (Jack Mason), Randall Williams (capt.)

Subs not used - Gavin Walsh and Gareth Morris.

Waunarlwydd 2nds nil Whitland 2nds 33 pts.

Whitland travelled to Waunarlwydd needing to bounce back after their Pembrokeshire Junior Union Cup exit to local rivals Narberth in midweek and that's just what they did in some style, winning by 33 points to nil.

The first half of this Carmarthen Tyre Services League match was fairly tight, with Whitland leading 12-nil at the break after scoring two tries through scrum-half Dafydd Evans and fullback Darren Rees, with Rees converting his own touchdown.

In the second half, Whitland scored a further three tries without reply, by Darren Rees and centres Anthony James and Christiaan Roets, with Rees converting all three.

Tenby Youth 18 pts. Whitland Youth 50

Whitland continued their unbeaten run with a 50 points to 18 victory over Tenby in a league and cup double header.

The game was more or less over by half-time, with Whitland leading by 26 points to six scoring four tries without reply, by outside-half Jonathan Thomas, fullback Scott Newton, centre James Stephenson and skipper and number eight Mikey Jones, with Stephenson converting three of them.

Tenby's points came from two penalties by Toby Smith.

Again in the second half, Whitland ran in four tries, two by James Stephenson and one each by Jonathan Thomas and winger Dafydd Williams, with Stephenson converting two.

Tenby scored two tries by C Heesom and Toby Smith and also converted one.

Llangwm nil

Whitland Youth 50 pts.

Whitland Youth travelled to Llangwm to play a rearranged league match on Tuesday.

Although the home side gave everything, they had no answer to the all-round power of the young Bordereres, who ran in eight tries without reply.

In the first half, Whitland crossed for five tries, two by centre Alex Pickersgill and one each by centre James Davies, fullback James Stephenson and prop Brynley Toms, with James Stephenson converting four of them, to give a half-time score of 33 point to nil.

In the second half, Whitland wrapped up the game, crossing Llangwm's line a further three times through winger Duncan Evans, Alec Pickersgill, his third, and outside-half Scott Newton.

James Stephenson converted one to leave the score 50 points to nil, and the referee then blew up early.