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Congratulations to Teddy Brittain for making the Powys U15 squad.

JUNIOR AWARDS

U11 most Improved - Kristian Franz Morgan
U11 Player of the Year - Dylan Rees
U12 most Improved - Lewis Swallow
U12 Player of the Year - James Lewis
U13 most Improved - Josh Bradley
U13 Player of the Year - Carwyn Rees
U14 most Improved - Sam Jones
U14 Player of the Year - Matthew Upson
U16 most Improved - Sam Britton
U16 Player of the Year - Jack Jarman
Club Fitness Strength and Conditioning Award - Rhys Owen
Phil Owen Memorial Cup Young Player of the Year - Joe Mills

MATCH REPORTS

May 4th 2008

Builth U-12    14      Llanidloes U-12 19

This season's Under 12 squad seemed to save their best performance to the last game of the season. Because of late drop outs due to injury, the match was played as 13 a side. The whole of the Llanidloes side played the full 50 minutes without change. Last minute changes resulted in captain Joe Mills making his debut at outside half and James Lewis our new prop come full back. An immense performance was put in by the six forwards with Ewan Rees (man of the match) and Andrew Williams making big inroads into the Builth defence. Second row Lewis Swallow came close to bull dozing over from a tap penalty. The scoring was carried out by Joe Mills three tries and James Lewis two conversions. A certain try saving tackle was made by James Lewis late in the game which also proved a match saving tackle. In very difficult circumstances as the Builth discipline seemed to waver, full credit goes to all the Llanidloes players who got on with the game and came out with the result at the end. This was fitting reward for the long hard season and the hard work the lads have put in.

Squad: Ewan Rees, Alex Chapman, Jake Evans, Harry Jerman, Lewis Swallow, Andrew Williams, Geraint Davies, Joe Mills (cpt), Shane Casey, Chris Pugh, Dave Richards, Rhys Jones, James Lewis

Builth U11    19    v      Llanidloes   U11     28

Scorers : Tries: Callum Breeze  1, Sam  Jones 3

Conversions: Tom Jarman    4

Llanidloes travelled to Builth with only 10 players and returned with an impressive result playing some excellent attacking and determined defensive rugby.

Llanidloes dominated the early exchanges and controlled the contact area, Llanidloes soon found space and their backs passed the ball well for Callum Breeze to score a well deserved try. The second try was scored by Sam Jones who picked up a loose ball and then mesmerized the Builth defence to score

Builth regrouped and drove over from close range to score. Llanidloes then competed at a lineout near the Builth tryline and scored again through Sam Jones who charged down a clearance kick to score.

The whole Llanidloes team played well and deserve special credit for the determined tackling all through the game, Kristian Frantz-Morgan and Andrew Evans made some excellent tackles. The final and best try of the game was scored after good work by Dewi Jones who charged up field ,the forwards produced good ruck ball and the ball was then passed along the line to Sam Jones who weaved his way passed two defenders to score. Builth soon returned to attack the Llanidloes line and scored through a forward drive.

The last five minutes witnessed constant pressure on the Llanidloes line but determined defence kept Builth at bay.



		Congratulations to Teddy Brittain for making the Powys U15 squad. JUNIOR AWARDS U11 most Improved - Kristian Franz Morgan U11 Player of the Year - Dylan Rees U12 most Improved - Lewis Swallow U12 Player of the Year - James Lewis U13 most Improved - Josh Bradley U13 Player of the Year - Carwyn Rees U14 most Improved - Sam Jones U14 Player of the Year - Matthew Upson U16 most Improved - Sam Britton U16 Player of the Year - Jack Jarman Club Fitness Strength and Conditioning Award - Rhys Owen Phil Owen Memorial Cup Young Player of the Year - Joe Mills MATCH REPORTS May 4th 2008 Builth U-12 14 Llanidloes U-12 19 This season's Under 12 squad seemed to save their best performance to the last game of the season. Because of late drop outs due to injury, the match was played as 13 a side. The whole of the Llanidloes side played the full 50 minutes without change. Last minute changes resulted in captain Joe Mills making his debut at outside half and James Lewis our new prop come full back. An immense performance was put in by the six forwards with Ewan Rees (man of the match) and Andrew Williams making big inroads into the Builth defence. Second row Lewis Swallow came close to bull dozing over from a tap penalty. The scoring was carried out by Joe Mills three tries and James Lewis two conversions. A certain try saving tackle was made by James Lewis late in the game which also proved a match saving tackle. In very difficult circumstances as the Builth discipline seemed to waver, full credit goes to all the Llanidloes players who got on with the game and came out with the result at the end. This was fitting reward for the long hard season and the hard work the lads have put in. Squad: Ewan Rees, Alex Chapman, Jake Evans, Harry Jerman, Lewis Swallow, Andrew Williams, Geraint Davies, Joe Mills (cpt), Shane Casey, Chris Pugh, Dave Richards, Rhys Jones, James Lewis Builth U11 19 v Llanidloes U11 28 Scorers : Tries: Callum Breeze 1, Sam Jones 3 Conversions: Tom Jarman 4 Llanidloes travelled to Builth with only 10 players and returned with an impressive result playing some excellent attacking and determined defensive rugby. Llanidloes dominated the early exchanges and controlled the contact area, Llanidloes soon found space and their backs passed the ball well for Callum Breeze to score a well deserved try. The second try was scored by Sam Jones who picked up a loose ball and then mesmerized the Builth defence to score Builth regrouped and drove over from close range to score. Llanidloes then competed at a lineout near the Builth tryline and scored again through Sam Jones who charged down a clearance kick to score. The whole Llanidloes team played well and deserve special credit for the determined tackling all through the game, Kristian Frantz-Morgan and Andrew Evans made some excellent tackles. The final and best try of the game was scored after good work by Dewi Jones who charged up field ,the forwards produced good ruck ball and the ball was then passed along the line to Sam Jones who weaved his way passed two defenders to score. Builth soon returned to attack the Llanidloes line and scored through a forward drive. The last five minutes witnessed constant pressure on the Llanidloes line but determined defence kept Builth at bay.