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Llangwm 15 - Haverfordwest 41
 
Llangwm battled as hard as always in this local derby with old rivals Haverfordwest but in the final analysis the greater experience o and power of The Blues’ pack was always going to be a telling factor as they outscored their opponents by seven tries to two.
 
But there were positives for this relatively young Wasps team, none more so than the try scoring of winger Jack Roberts, who came off the bench and showed his pace with his two tries, whilst Ashley James continues to shine with his all-action performances – and young No 10 Harry Makepeace, who landed a penalty, plus the experienced prop Ieuan Power, who drove forward at every opportunity.
 
Young winger Gary North opened The Blues’ scoring with a try converted by Archie Thomas before Scott Candler sped over on the other flank – and after Makepeace’s three points second row Paul Dungey’s try gave Haverfordwest a 19-3 interval lead.
 
Outstanding second row Jack Clancy opened the second half scoring for The Blues and Dungey crossed for his second score, converted by Liam Eaton, before Roberts raced away for his tries, the first converted by Makepeace, and sandwiched in was a try for Haverfordwest skipper Matty Phillips to keep his side firmly in the promotion race as some of the other results certainly went their way.
 
Llangwm: Dylan Philpott: Matthew Hughes; Yale Grice; Owen Jones; Ollie Gerson: Harry Makepeace; Giovanni Hutchings: Ieuan Power; Callum Jenkins; Aled Rogers: Dave Reynolds; Sam Rickwood: Max Scott-Walker; James Lewis; Ashley James. Replacements: Charlie Wilson; Ben Elrick; Flynn Tjoonk; Owen Evans; Will Ridge.
 
Haverfordwest: George Hopkins: Gary North; Gabriel Thicker; Iestyn Arnold; Archie Thomas: Liam Eaton; Lee Summons: Dan Berry; Jamie Zambas; Dan Murphy: Rhydian Watkins; Paul Dungey: Adam Williams; Dylan Williamson;  Matty Phillips (Capt). Replacements: 

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