MATCH POSTPONED DUE TO A FROZEN PITCH
QUINS TEAM TO FACE CARDIFF RFC
LOCKED IN 🔓
Your Carmarthen Quins side to face @cardiff_rfc tomorrow at Carmarthen Park.
– Batcup pulls the strings from 10
– Unchanged back row
– Gwilliam and Randell partner up again
– Wilson at 15
– Ben Edwards returns to a quins jersey😍
SECOND HALF FIGHTBACK WASN’T ENOUGH
Carmarthen Quins walked away from Sardis Road on Thursday night empty handed after a second half come back was not enough.
Final score from Sardis Road;
PONTYPRIDD RFC 29 – 20 CARMARTHEN QUINS
We look forward to hosting Cardiff RFC this Saturday at Carmarthen Park.
Q4L
TEAM TO FACE PONTY LIVE ON S4C CLIC
LOCKED IN
Your Carmarthen Quins side to face Pontypridd infront of the S4C Cameras, tomorrow.
Jac Wilson combines with Kalum Evans and Dylan Richards for an unchanged back 3. Leon Randell remains at 12 with Iestyn Gwilliam coming into the 13 jersey. Harri Williams keeps his 10 jersey with Scarlets product Archie Hughes wearing 9.
Tom Curry joins Tom Phillps and Lewys Millin to make up the back row. Caleb Salmon starts in the second row for the first time this season, joining centurion Josh Helps in the boiler house. A quins debut for Garan Williams at hooker with Ifan James and James Newnian starting either side.
Lee Taylor, Rhodri Davies and Josh Batcup are the experienced campaigners amongst the replacements with a welcome return for Steffan ‘Bilsy’ Phillips. Sean Janes could also make his debut off the bench if called upon.
If you can’t get to Sardis Road, the fixture will be live on S4C Clic or Youtube Live!
Tune in to support the bois!
Q4L
GEM NESAF
Next, we travel to Sardis Road on Thursday 23rd November to face Pontypridd RFC infant of the S4C cameras.
The Quins look to bounce back after a heartbreaking loss to Merthyr on Saturday.
If you can’t make it to Sardis, make sure you tune in to support the boys!
#Q4L
100 up for Joshua Helps
100 up for Josh Batcup
MERTHYR TAKE THE SPOILS AT Y PARC
It was a much improved performance by the Quins.
After leading for 77 minutes of the game, it was heartbreak when Merthyr’s Full Back Ben Jones dotted down in the corner with 3 minutes left to play.
Jac Wilson’s boot was on fire as he scored all 18 points from the tee. Credit to Merthyr as they kept the ball tight and used their size and power. 2 driving mauls tries.
Carmarthen Quins 18 – 22 Merthyr
We now look forward to Pontypridd on Thursday night.
#Q4L
TEAM TO FACE MERTHYR AT Y PARC
Your Carmarthen Quins side to welcome Merthyr RFC to the Parc on Saturday.
Jac Wilson switches from outside half to full back, with Winger Kalum Evans returning to the left wing. Dylan Richards keeps his 14 jersey after a solid performance last week. Leon Randell returns to a starting jersey for the first time in over a year due to injury, he’ll partner up with Ryan Davies to complete the centre partnership. Harri Williams returns to outside half with the experienced Rhodri Davies at 9.
Lewys Millin remains the only unchanged back row from last week as he packs down from behind the scrum. Tom Phillips returns to 6 as he wears the armband with Gethin Davies starting on the open side. The boiler house is unchanged after strong performances from Lee Taylor and Josh Helps last week. Connor Allen and Ifan James remain at 1 and 3 with Torin Myhill returning to hooker.
Josh Batcup will add experience when called upon with Tom Curry and Ryan Bean also amongst the replacements.
Come down and support the boys!
#Q4L
QUINS LEAVE Colwyn Bay EMPTY HANDED
It was another disappointing performance from the Quins as they were unable to consistently fire shots at RGC.
RGC opened the scoring through their Loosehead prop. After a fine move from RGC saw them gaining in the wide channel. A great try saving tackle from centre Ryan Davies wasn’t enough as RGC went over the whitewash in the phase after.
Furthermore, some good play from Quins saw them 10m out from the RGC try line but inaccuracy at the breakdown allowed RGC to gain a turnover. RGC found space in the backfield with the ball bouncing in their favour. RGC managed to hack the ball through and retrieve the ball with their outside half dotting down.
RGC’s third try came from dominant forward play as they pick and go continuously to power over the white wash.
Just before half time, captain Josh Batcup was harshly yellow carded. RGC took advantage of that and scored a well played first phase try with the full back finishing in the corner.
Half time score; RGC 28 – 0 Quins
RGC were first to score in the second half through a penalty goal.
Quins did show some resilience and winger Dylan Richards scored in the left hand corner after some hard work from the Quins forwards.
This time is was winger Iestyn Gwilliam to dot down after some excellent play from number 8 Lewys Millin, offloading ‘out the back door’ to put Gwilliam away in the corner.
RGC had the final say as they powered over in the final moments of the game.
Final Score; RGC 38 – 12 Carmarthen Quins