Year: 2021

By Rhianna Davies WALES women narrowly missed out on a place at the 2022 Hockey World Cup, but it was a tournament youngster Emily Drysdale will never forget. Sportsmen and sportswomen dream of representing their […]

By Edd Young WHEN Joe Ledley retired from football this week, the story felt close to home. Probably because, for me, it was. Joe lived two doors down from our house in the Cardiff suburb […]

By Dafydd Jones AS Joe Ledley announced his retirement from professional football this week, the midfielder boasts a glittering international career. We take a look back at his Wales debut and the fine list of […]

By Chris Stonadge WALES 5-1 Belarus triggered a celebratory night for many at the Cardiff City Stadium as Rob Page’s side dominated proceedings. Figurehead Gareth Bale celebrated his 100th cap in style, despite being substituted […]

By Dafydd Jones TAEKWONDO Cymru coach Sarah Farthing believes the future is bright for the sport in Wales after a successful weekend at the British Championships. Wales, remarkably, placed 14th out of 65 teams, with […]

By Will Gregory USW 6ths overcame USW 5ths in a tightly contested cup match. Pre-match nerves saw a scrappy opening between the two sides from USW. The deadlock was broken when the 5ths gave away […]

By Connor Green Charlie Hanson-Barratt’s impressive display helped Aberystwyth 2nds comfortably beat University of South Wales 4ths at the Sport Park. The match ended 32-11 to the visitors in a game which they controlled from […]

By Blake Bint USW 2nds suffered a heavy defeat to local rivals Cardiff University 7ths to crash out of the Western Conference Trophy 53-29. Cardiff put on a dominant display against USW at the Sport […]

Jacob Phillips USW took charge in a compelling victory at home against Swansea University. As USW started strongly, it was hard to take your eyes off Jekabs Gruduls (1) as he began to show why […]