Penlan beat Llandovery after a rousing second half in which they scored four tries. Centre James Hill got two of them, the others falling to centre Robert Watkins and fly-half Steve Williams, who also kicked a conversion and four penalties. Llandovery crossed twice through wing Gareth Augustus and centre Deian Augustus. Full-back Rhys Davies kicked a conversion and two penalties.

Star of the show for Llandovery was fly-half Celfyn Davies who produced a try and four penalties.

No.8 Gareth Bennett and fly-half Wayne Jones scored for Narberth, with full-back Shane Higgon adding two penalties.

Full-back Celfyn Davies scored three tries and landed eight conversions to finish with a haul of 31 points as Llandovery took a 17-15 half-time lead before breaking loose in the second half. Centre Deian Augustus was another to register a hat-trick, with two tries going to wing Gareth Augustus and one each for centre Aled Davies, wing Rhys Davies, flanker Ken Hughes and No.8 Daniel Thomas.

Llangadog played their full part in the Tywi Valley derby with two tries from lock Alan Price, the others to score being flanker Gareth Jones and lock Dafydd Thomas. Fly-half Adrian Williams completed the scoring with three conversions and a penalty.

"Whitland were playing well and were 18-14 up with six minutes left before we came out on top 24-18," said Llandovery boss Martin Davies.

Full-back Celfyn Davies starred for Llandovery by converting his own try and landing four penalties. The other Llandovery try was down to fly-half Arwel Davies, the points for Whitland coming from two tries by No.8 Cerith McNally, one of which was converted by fly-half Alistair Bowen who also fired over a couple of penalties.

No. 8 Daniel Thomas crashed over for the opening Llandovery try, followed by touchdowns from wing Simon Jones, centre Deian Augustus and fly-half Rhys Davies, while full-back Celfyn Davies added two conversions and a penalty.

Penlan played their part with tries by Mark Evans, Anthony Butt and Bobby Prentice, with one conversion and a penalty by fly-half Steve Williams.

Llandovery played their full part in an entertaining encounter, crossing for six unconverted tries, with two going to full-back Celfyn Davies, while wings Simon Jones and Gareth Augustus, fly-half Arwel Davies and flanker Dylan Thomas also scored.

And it took a last minute conversion by full-back Celfyn Davies to secure victory for Llandovery after centre Aled Davies had swept through a gap in the Dunvant defence to record his side's third try.

Dunvant held a 10-5 lead at half-time in torrential conditions with tries by fly-half Jay Parry and full-back Lee Tucker.

Llandovery full-back Davies touched down for the home side's only points of the first half.

Scrum-half Elgan Davies doubled the Drovers try count after the break only for wing Mathew Tucker to reply with a try for Dunvant, whose lead increased to 18-12 when centre Mike Arnold landed a penalty.

"To say that we played in monsoon conditions would be an under statement, but despite the heavy rain, all the players adapted well to the wet conditions. We just about deserved it in the end," said Llandovery official Martin Davies.

''We were winning 15-14 and deserved to be ahead, but the Quins kept at it and finally broke through just before the end,'' said Llandovery boss Martin Davies. ''I was delighted with the performance of the Llandovery side.''

Wing Gareth Augustus and brother Deian, who plays in the centre, crossed for the Llandovery tries, one of which was converted by full-back Celfyn Davies, who also landed a penalty.

Centre Ellis Davies scored in the first half for the Quins, his try converted by fly-half Leighton McKenna. He also converted one of the tries by his skipper in the second half.

Centre Neil Wilcox and wing Neil Griffiths touched down for Bony in the second half, both tries converted by Warlow, as Bony won 21-5. Llandovery replied with a try by centre Deian Augustus.

Full-back Celfyn Davies scored most of the points for Llandovery with a try, two conversions and a couple of penalties; the second Llandovery try came from centre Rhys Davies.

Liam Davies starred for Llangennech, the nippy scrum-half crossing twice and converting a try by hooker Chris Bowen before landing the all-important late penalty. The remaining points for Llan came when wing David Owen converted one of the tries by scrum-half Davies.

"We were 12-0 down at half-time after playing into the strong wind," said Llandovery boss Martin Davies. "We wish them every success in the Worthington Cup."

''I'm pleased the boys stuck at it. It was so cold we could all have done with a couple of minutes each in a microwave after the game,'' said Llandovery boss Martin Davies.

The Quins breached the Drovers defence on four occasions to record tries by locks Robert Dyer and Gary Evans, flanker Paul Morgan and wing Dafydd Edwards. Fly-half Leighton McKenna completed the scoring with two penalties and a couple of conversions.

''Dylan was stretched out on the field and it was a case of safety first as paramedics called the Air Ambulance to take him to Morriston Hospital,'' said Llandovery boss Martin Davies. ''His injury doesn't appear to be too serious but no one took any chances.''

The Drovers recovered from the incident to win 30-17 after the teams were locked on 17-17 at half-time.

No. 8 Cerith McNally and centre Alistair Bowen hit the tryline for Whitland, the tries converted by fly-half Christian Richards, who also kicked a penalty.

Llandovery crossed for four tries through hooker Rhys Richards, wing Jason Williams, wing Gareth Augustus and prolific full-back Celfyn Davies, who fired over two conversions and a couple of penalties as the visitors took control in the second half.

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Llangadog replied with two penalties by scrum-half Adrian Williams.

''We didn't have it all our own way,'' said Llandovery boss Martin Davies. ''Llangadog have a very young side and will no doubt improve with experience.''

Llandovery played their part in an entertaining match with two tries by centre Deian Augustus and one each from wing Simon Davies, fly-half Arwel Davies and No 8 Daniel Thomas with full-back Celfyn Davies adding one conversion.

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Despite the rigmarole, Llandovery were the strongest side in last weekend's friendly.

Llandovery will play host to Waunarlwydd next season when the team join them in the Polypipe league.

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