TATA Steel go back to 1908 when the club was historically known as the S.C.O.W, Steel Company of Wales. Like many other rugby clubs during the earlier part of the 20th Century, playing numbers started to dwindle and the Club successfully joined up with a local District side called St Joseph’s Old Boys RFC. This jump settled the Club, and they quickly established themselves. During the next ninety-year period, the side played several friendlies both home and away versus Ystalyfera. In 1971 SCOW became British Steel, so the side renamed itself as British Steel Port Talbot RFC. Traditionally, .....
Development of the game at Trebanos can be traced back to 1897, first matches being played on Gwarch-y-Llwynau field, now a housing estate. Later th.....
Although not originally Bonymaen RFC, there has been a rugby team in the village since the 1870’s. Teams played under various titles, such as Jack H.....
Dunvant Rugby Club have been an important part of Community life in the surrounding areas of Swansea West, ever since it's foundation in 1887. E.....
Founded in 1898 and being reformed under different guises, today’s visitors for most of their years have been known as Maesteg Harlequins. The club .....
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