Welsh Rugby Union : Newsroom : Round Up: SWALEC League East Divisions

While the early leaders were being kicked out of first place by Bedlinog's Richard Heath, who kicked four penalties to edge out Gilfach Goch 12-6 in a tight encounter, Llantrisant were making far easier work of Treherbert.

Second-row Sam Williams scored twice as Llantrisant ran in seven tries to take an early grip on the division ahead of their rivals.

Tredegar slipped to third after losing 31-24 to local rivals Brynmawr for whom flanker Gavin Napp scored twice while at the other end of the table, Fleur de Lys claimed their first win when Richard Jones' late try beat Rhydyfelin locked at 25-18.

Llanishen enjoyed themselves in the sun with a 52-6 win over Cardiff rivals Old Illtydians in Division Three south-east
while Treorchy gained another bonus-point win at Aberdare, 35-20.

Gwernyfed and Garndiffaith lead the way in Division Three after their victories, 29-7 at New Tredegar and 29-15 at Cwmbran respectively.

Barry Greenley, Paul Rees, Chris Voyce, Stuart Ornick and Nathan Rhys all scored as Llandaff lowered the colours of Division Four leaders Nantyglo, 29-21 in Cardiff to take over top spot themselves.

In Division Four south-west, Dowlais had little trouble dispatching Porth 48-12 while Jack Davies and Gavin Stokes both scored twice as Abercarn produced the performance of the day in Division Five East, beating Llanhilleth 37-7.

Barry scrapped out a second tight victory in a row, getting the better of Cilfynydd 12-7 in Division Five south-east.

RGC 1404 have celebrated their crowning as Division One East winners, after just one season of competitive rugby. A big crowd turned out to support the clubs 'Celebration Saturday' when they were presented with the SWALEC trophy following their definitive 45-0 home win against Rhydydfelin on 18 May.

Wrexham have won the SWALEC National League Division 3 title, having topped the table with 83 points, eight points ahead of their nearest challenger Menai Bridge.

A special video package as Pontypridd claimed the double for the first time in their history by winning the Principality Premiership final, including match build-up, highlights, post match reaction and dressing room celebrations.