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Crymych gained a deserved home win over Gorseinon at Parc Lloyd Thomas which moved them up to fourth place in the section with four wins from eight starts whilst the opposition now sit in ninth place having won only two of their seven matches played so far.
 
The win was even more satisfying for The Preseli Men since they conceded an early seven points as centre Nick Jenkins powered through and No 9 Jack Gronow converted for Gorseinon.
 
But Crymych kept their cool and were 12-7 up at the oranges as they pack provided a solid platform and quick handling orchestrated by Huw Rees and Gavin Thomas saw wingers Tomos Lewis and Eilir George released for tries by Tomos Phillips and Gethin Gibby, one converted by full back Osian Hill.
 
The second half saw Hill increase the homesters’ lead as he sliced through some ineffective cover to score a cracking try and then Crymych’s replacement pair of half backs caught the eye as No 10 Ifan Davies made an excellent break and partner Dafydd Phillips was perfectly placed to take the scoring pass, with Hill adding the extra points.
 
Gorseinon did manage a late second score when centre Danny Thomas grabbed a try deep into time added on, again converted by Gronow – but by then it mattered little because Elgan Vittle’s team were good value for victory, with a bonus point another plus.

Match report from pembrokeshiresport.co.uk