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A Steve Browning penalty was all that stood between the sides after a nail-biting opening period but the home side defied the atrocious conditions after half time to press home their superiority with four tries from second-row Stuart Williams, hooker Mark Breeze, prop Julian Page and Browning himself who also added one conversion.

The priceless result moves Cwmavon out of the relegation places while Nantymoel remain anchored to the foot of the table, still in search of their first point.

In the other games that survived the weather, Carmarthen Athletic moved into title contention after an impressive 28-10 away win at Kidwelly where outside half David Evans came away with a 13 point haul, while Gorseinon were too strong for Pontyberem, crossing for four tries in a 23-13 away victory.

Ammanford remain in pole position in Division Three after pipping rivals Amman United 19-12. The leaders were trailing 12-8 deep into the second half but had enough in the tank to snatch the result through an Alan Rees try and an Aled Parry dropped-goal.

Second placed Llanbydder lost ground as Gwylim Evans kicked four penalties for Aberystwyth in a 12-3 win while Pembroke Dock Quins recorded only their second win of the campaign, 13-11 at Newcastle Emlyn.

In Division Four leaders Hendy were held to a 17-17 draw by Pontarddulais while Morriston claimed a creditable 11-0 win over Trimsaran.

The Millennium Stadium will host the biggest beer festival in Wales when the inaugural 'W-Ales Beer Festival' comes to the iconic city-centre venue this summer (5-7 June).

Porthcawl recently received a WRU facilities grant and funding from Natwest RugbyForce in order to give their changing rooms a facelift. This came after receiving £10,000 in a WRU facilities grant last year to tarmac their car park. The improvements have already helped to make the club more accessible, not only for their own members and players but for the whole community.

The Welsh Rugby Union has launched a new, accredited Safeguarding and Protecting Children course - funded by the WRU and delivered in partnership with Sport Wales and the NSPCC - fo rugby club volunteers around Wales.