Date: 1st October 2006
Score: South Gower 33, Glynneath 17
Conversions: Chay Smith [2], Jamie Thomas [2]
Tries (Scored By): Chay Smith [2], Sam Pritchard, Jamie Thomas & Kieran Shreves.
S.G.R.F.C. Man of the Match (And Why):
Sam Pritchard for running some great angle to get behind Glynneath’s defence followed by off loading that created a number of the games tries.
Game Analysis:
Glynneath turned on from the start putting South Gower under intense pressure within their 22. Valiant defending from South Gower wasn’t enough as Glynneath got the first try of the game. South Gower had to step up to the mark if they were going to stay in the game and did so well following the restart, with scrum half Jamie Thomas getting an equalising try.
Try for try in an evenly matched game Glynneath came back with another well-earned try. However, the Gower All Blacks confidence was clearly growing. Forwards Thomas Wright and Daniel Barker really made their mark in the driving mauls and Alex Ashburner making some hard earned yards carrying the ball up field, with the forwards battling supported by a number of great off loads which allowed centres Chay Smith and Sam Pritchard to cross the try line in succession before the half time whistle.
The second half saw more of the same, South Gower driving on leaving Glynneath scrambling for clean ball. A clearance kick that was read and charged down by Chay Smith secured another 5 pointer for Gower. A good breaking run from Glynneath added a third try to Glynneath’s score line but only to be counter attacked by a blazing run from Gower's Kieran Shreves that ended an entertaining game with well structured phase play by the South Gower 11’s.
Sunday, October 01, 2006
Monday, September 25, 2006
SGRFC: Ospreys V Australia Trip
South Gower RFC is planning a trip to attend the Ospreys V Australia clash at the Liberty Stadium on Wednesday 1st November.All our players and parents are welcome, in fact the more the merrier.
Junior tickets are priced £3 and adults £15. (Match ticket only).
If interested please let your respective coach know by close of the week, as tickets are selling fast and ideally we would like to determine numbers by close of the week (29.9.06).
If we get a good response eg. 40 plus people - we will qualify for a free bus. (Alternatively we will review the transport arrangements / costs closer to the date).
Players / parents who have already purchased their tickets are still welcome to join us, but a small fee will be required. (Price TBC).
Come and join us on what should be a memorable occasion.
Sunday, September 24, 2006
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Send an email to me at info@mrflag.com saying who you are and asking to join, and I'll send you an invite.
2. Watch out for the email
You'll get an email from the site called 'Blogger Invites: Blogger blog invitation from MrFlag'. If you don't receive it, check that it didn't disappear into your spam filter.
3. Read the email
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8. Dashboard
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9. Get posting
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10. Be smug
Kick back and enjoy the satisfied, smug feeling of being superior to everyone who hasn't got this far yet.
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