Whitland travelled away to face Tredegar in the newly-sponsored Konica Minolta Welsh Cup, last Saturday, and moved into the fourth round with a comfortable 31-0 victory, earning themselves a home draw on December 27, when Llanelli Wanderers will be the visitors.

Whitland opened their account in the first half when outside-half Aled Davies was successful with a penalty.

This was increased midway through the half when fullback Gavin Morris went over for an unconverted try.

Aled Davies also added another penalty to leave the half-time score 11-0 to the Borderers.

Again Davies extended Whitland's lead in the second half with his third penalty of the game, then Lee Glanville finished off a fluent move after being put in space by fellow centre Mike Buckingham, and touched down for his side's second try in the corner. This time fly-half Davies converted with a fine kick from the touchline.

Whitland extended their lead through a third try by second row Ben Armstrong, with replacement outside-half Scott Penny adding the two points.

Penny also banged over a further penalty to leave the full-time score 31-0 to Whitland.

Tomorrow (Saturday), Whitland return to league duties, with an away match at Tondu.

Team fielded was: Gavin Morris, Jack Tremlett, Lee Glanville, Mike Buckingham, Dominic Setaro, Aled Davies (Scott Penny), Andrew Jenkins (Gareth Davies), Gareth Williams (Wayne Higgon), Jason Evans (Daffydd Lewis), Dai Jones, Ben Armstrong, Carwyn Davies, Johnny Kiloi, Phil Morgan, capt., John Bowen (Stuart Tirie).

Subs not used: Romeo Collella and Randall Williams.

Youth UNBEATEN

Whitland Youth retained their unbeaten league form with a convincing 38 points to three victory over Haverfordwest, running in three tries in each half.

Whitland's opening try came from hooker Huw Devonald, with centre Ali Bowen adding the conversion.

Haverfordwest's only points came from outside-half Matthew Davies, with a penalty.

Whitland's two other tries in the first half came from winger Wayne James and flanker Rhydian Thomas, with Bowen adding one conversion, to leave the half-time score 19-3.

Whitland's young Borderers dominated the second half, running in three further tries, by prop Aled Thomas, centre Dafydd Gibbon and winger Nick Price, again with Bowen adding two conversions.

Tomorrow (Saturday), Whitland Youth play Burry Port at home, with a 2.30 pm kick-off.