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After accepting the WRU West Wales League trophy the Panthers held a hugely enjoyable Masquerade Ball at the clubhouse a week ago to celebrate their outstanding achievement. Everyone entered into the spirit of the theme, with many of the players and some of the club’s management committee turning out in some dramatic costumes. Part of […]

Last Saturday afternoon a WRU delegation visited the club to present the Panthers squad, coaches and support group with their hard earned national award. After a very challenging season, which saw the squad have large gaps between fixtures and many injuries test their depth, they overcame all hurdles to claim the WRU WEST WALES LEAGUE

With the season over, the annual squad presentations have been and will continue taking place in the weeks ahead; as is normal, each year the coaches and age group management groups reward their squads and the individuals, who have excelled in many different ways during a long season. The Directors, Management Committee and Junior Committee

The Panthers travelled to Majorca for an end of season beach Sevens tournament and to celebrate their unbeaten WRU league season and promotion. The tournament included teams from both the UK and continent and they thoroughly enjoyed such a different playing experience alongside their celebrations. The Youth finished their season with a friendly against the

The Panthers played their penultimate league fixture against Morriston midweek, a week and a half ago, under lights at the Clickets to continue their close association with the South Pembs Sharks squads. Panthers strong scrum featuring debutant Laura Evans provide lots of possession, allowing their backs to score very early. But Morriston rallied and had

The First XV completed their League season away to Newcastle Emlyn two weeks ago, in horrendous weather conditions. But despite the conditions and a wet ball the teams served up a superb match. Both sides traded territory and possession throughout, defenses were determined and chances were taken. Half time saw the scores equal, before Emlyn

The First XV travelled to unbeaten, top of the table Pontyberem, with a very young squad missing a few old heads, with the weather dry, cold and windy. The first half saw the visitors put up a lot of resistance to a continual onslaught from a very determined home side, wanting to keep their unbeaten

The First XV played two matches last week, firstly Neyland at home on Wednesday in the Pembs KO Plate semi-final and then Llanybydder home in the League on Saturday, both in dry, breezy, cold weather on a very good surface that had dried out over the week. Div 3 Neyland came with an inconsistent League

The First XV travelled to St Davids in beautifully warm, blue-sky conditions to try to claim the “Willington Slate” back from their hosts, who had held it for the last two seasons. The trophy played for in memory of Gareth and Daniel Willington, who had tragically perished in a freak fishing accident off St Davids

Last Saturday, Super Saturday, was the final weekend of Six Nations matches, which meant no rugby action at the club. However, the First XV hosted Teirw Crymych last Wednesday evening under lights in a re-organised League match, in dry, cool, slightly breezy weather on a heavy pitch. Pembroke due to some injuries and unavailability, fielded