News in Penarth

Youngsters can try out football thanks to new sporting initiative from Supastrikers in the area.

Sully Sports FC Under 11s team has received a new playing kit thanks to new a sponsor.

The club has been a fixture for children in the community for almost 50 years and runs teams from under six to youth level.

Last Saturday (November 13) saw the Penarth RFC youth team travel away to play St Peters RFC Youth in the remaining game in their blues cup group and gain a superb victory to win the cup.

The Youth won the game in style with a thirty-three nil victory over a very strong St Peters fifteen on their own patch, winning all six of their qualifying games in the process of reaching the final, while conceding just two tries during the whole of the competition.

St.Alban's (17) 27 Penarth (11) 18

Mid-way though the four-week hiatus between the Bowl and the new league season was ideal timing for both sides in this deeply strange run-out friendly. The morning rain had made little difference to the excellent Tremorfa Park playing surface and running rugby was set to be the order of the day.

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Pontyclun (10) 22 Penarth (3) 15

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Penarth (0) 5 Pentrych (20) 27

The Seasiders' stumble through this season's National Bowl competition continued last Saturday. They have soundly beaten neighbours Old Penarthians twice, but lost to everyone else in the group. The team fielded two more debutants in AJ Jones and Ben Wellington, bringing the total number of players that have featured in these four games to 46.

Penarth Athletic 38-19 Canton 2nd XV (HT 12-12)

With the 1st XV on a rest week it was the Athletic XV's chance to take centre stage at the Athletic Field as they hosted Canton 2nd XV on Saturday in what turned out to be an absolute belter of a match in EDRU Division 1.

Returning for the first time since 2019, the LTA's Junior Home Nations Tennis Championships welcomes the highest level of British Junior competitors – and six players from Penarth and Cardiff are among the selected few to represent Wales

Outside of the Commonwealth Youth Games, the Junior Home Nations is the only opportunity for young, Welsh tennis stars to represent their country – and six promising local players will follow in the footsteps of international tennis stars Andy and Jamie Murray to compete for a Junior Home Nations Title.

Penarth 60-10 Old Penarthians (HT 20-10)

After three consecutive defeats this local derby was an absolute must win for Penarth but the performance they gave putting local rivals the Old Pens to the sword was above expectations.