Bargoed, Caerphilly, Falcons and Bedwas top Welsh rugby tables
Bargoed, Caerphilly, Abertysswg Falcons and Bedwas Athletic lead their divisions after weekend fixtures, shaping the race for promotion.
Rhys Edwards is our Chief Sports Writer, spearheading our reporting on Welsh rugby union, professional football, and grassroots sports across the country.
With fifteen years of pitch-side reporting from the Principality Stadium, Cardiff City Stadium, Swansea.com Stadium, and the Racecourse Ground in Wrexham, Rhys delivers sharp tactical analysis, behind-the-scenes reporting, and candid player and coach interviews.
An expert sports journalist, Rhys provides comprehensive coverage from the Six Nations and European club rugby to the EFL Championship, Cymru Premier, and Olympic athletics. He is passionate about celebrating Welsh athletic talent on the global stage while shining a spotlight on local youth academies, community clubs, and sporting heritage throughout Wales.
Bargoed, Caerphilly, Abertysswg Falcons and Bedwas Athletic lead their divisions after weekend fixtures, shaping the race for promotion.
A Dallas cheerleader and Philadelphia defensive back navigate love across the NFL divide, facing their first test in a Monday Night showdown.
Haverfordwest County posted a 4-0 win over Cardiff Corinthians, ending league woes and securing a place in the Welsh Cup third round.
Ospreys secure a bonus‑point victory over Black Lion in Tbilisi, opening their European campaign with seven tries and a strong platform in Pool 3.
Theatr Gwaun celebrates 130 years of Welsh cinema with a three‑day festival featuring classics, archives and new talent from across Wales.
Eleven Haverfordwest Eagles parents tackled Wales’ three highest peaks in 19 hours, raising funds for the U14 girls’ 2027 Bognor rugby tour.
New WRU chair Lyndon Faulkner sparks debate on whether Wales can sustain its benefactor‑driven rugby structure amid economic pressures.
The 23‑year‑old Welsh rider heads into the competition on the back of a European title set with a new world record, World Cup victories in Hong Kong and…
Connah’s Quay Nomads launch a matchday experiment with free entry and entertainment, aiming to turn local derbies into community occasions.
The college’s rugby side won 45‑14 in West Wales Premiership 2, while the women’s football team fell 11‑9 to Coleg Sir Gâr after a 20‑goal spectacle, highlighting the Sports Academy’s depth.
End of content
End of content