WRU REEBOK REGIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS U20s

The game swung to and fro from start to finish until James Hook popped up to claim the spoils for the Ospreys with the last kick of the game. Lee Williams, Emyr Williams, Darren Daniel and Mike Davies bagged tries for the Scarlets with Aled Thomas adding two conversions.

Ben Lewis, Craig Mitchell, Hook and Chris Tossell all crossed for the Ospreys before Hook, who added two conversions, dropped a goal to win the game in the final seconds.

In the other game, the Blues defeated the Dragons 34-29, but not before the Dragons threatened to claim an unlikely victory away from home. The Blues led 24-14 at the interval thanks to tries from Gary Williams, Tom Dickens and Jame Roberts, but the Dragons struck back in the second half to almost snatch victory.

A converted penalty try and a try from Jack Liddiate kept them in the hunt in the first half, whilst tries from Alex Walker and Gavin Ferguson helped them into the lead with 20 minutes remaining. Sam Mills added three conversions and dropped a goal before a Rhys Bloomberg try and conversion and penalty from Dai Flanagan won the day.

A series of beach rugby festivals in North Wales has completed a successful URDD WRU summer season with 11,042 primary and secondary school pupils participating.

As part of her role as a Lions Home Ambassador, WRU apprentice Kira Philpott, supported by her fellow apprentices, organised a Disability Rugby Lions Legacy festival at the WRU National Centre of Excellence.

Head coach Bernard Jackman and chief executive Stuart Davies, along with WRU chief executive Martyn Phillips, discuss the vision for the future of the Dragons where the aim is for the region to become a Welsh-centric production line of talent.