The WRU Plate final had a lot to live up to after a stunning Bowl final, but Brynmawr and Nant Conwy produced another corker. The north Walians saw their 19-7 lead evaporate as Brynmawr stormed to a 50-29 victory

Brynmawr's hat-trick hero Joshua Congreve was on top of the world after helping his team to claim WRU National Plate success at the Principality Stadium.

Porthcawl and Pembroke served up a real thriller in the WRU Bowl final at Principality Stadium on Sunday. Pembroke trailed 27-5 before staging a remarkabe comeback but Porthcawl had the final say with an injury time penalty to earn a 33-31 victory.

Porthcawl captain Richard Hynda was almost lost for words after his team sealed a thrilling 33-31 WRU National Bowl success over Pembroke at the Principality Stadium.

Phase one of the league and cup double is complete for Merthyr who won convincingly against Newport in the WRU Cup final held at Principality Stadium.

Merthyr produced a dominant performance from start to finish as they were crowned WRU National Cup champions following a 41-7 victory over Newport.

Craig Filier and Joshua Congreve starred with hat-tricks as Brynmawr's forward power saw them seal a deserved 50-29 WRU National Plate victory over Nant Conwy.