Championship:
Johnny hat trick seals big win for Otters
Narberth 31- Tata Steel 19
A hat trick from full back Johnny Morgan ensured Narberth convincingly won their final home game of the season against Tata Steel.
The dangerous full back opened the scoring just four minutes in, slicing through for a try which outside half Ianto Griffiths converted.
The visitors hit back when prop John Bansey drove over from close range and No 10 Steve Lewis added the extras – but the Otters grabbed two more unconverted tries to lead 17-7 at the break as second row Alex Jenkins and centre and captain Steve Martin crossed over.
Morgan then added his second soon after the oranges, and Griffiths converted, before Tata gave themselves hope when full back Lloyd Dogen scored and Lewis converted.
But the in-form Morgan sealed the verdict for Sean Gale and Jonathan Dodd’s men when he darted over to complete his treble, with Griffiths again converting, before centre David Greggs grabbed a consolation try for the visitors late on.
The Otters now lie seventh, and go to Bridgend Athletic on Saturday.
Johnny Morgan claimed a brilliant try hat trick for Narberth
Division One West:
Borderers impress after difficult season
Whitland 42 - Ammanford 24
It was an entertaining clash at Parc Llwyn Ty Gwyn as Whitland finished a difficult season on a high by notching a bonus point win against Ammanford.
The Borderers were led out by veteran second row Dai Ebsworth and winger Fraser Watson, both playing their final game for the club, but the visitors appeared determined to deny the pair a fitting finale when flanker Sion James crossed in the opening minute.
However, the home side then took command and after No 10 Steffan James landed a penalty, full back Scott Newton set up winger Sean Coles to score in the corner.
Ammanford struck back with another unconverted try from scrum half Aled James, but home skipper and hooker Marc Jones then crossed following a break by James, who duly converted the try.
Flanker Ben Kirk then pounced on a mistake by the visitors to score his first senior try for Whitland, and James converted - but on the stroke of half time second row Liam Barker crashed over for the visitors and No 10 Rhydian Morris converted which meant an frantic 40 minutes finished 22-17 in the Borderers’ favour.
James added a close range penalty after the break, and then in the final quarter the home side took command as centre Jonathan Thomas cut through for two tries in quick succession, before full back Scott Newton ran the length of the field to notch an interception try.
James added one conversion and although full back James Owens added a late score for Ammanford, and Morris converted, it came too late to prevent the Borderers jumping two places to eighth in the table.
Scott Newton grabbed a try for Whitland
Crymych hammer Felinfoel
Crymych 42 - Felinfoel 20
Crymych continued their strong finish to the season continued as they backed up their bonus point win in Loughor in midweek by hammering Felinfoel.
Winger Tomi Jones starred as he sped over for three tries, and further scores came from Tomos Lewis, Aled Harries and Carwyn Rees.
Dyfan Dafydd also enjoyed good day with the boot, landing two penalties and three conversions.
The visitors enjoyed plenty of possession themselves, and Elliot Dawe, Nick Morris and Dave Watson all scored tries, with Aled Roberts adding a conversion and penalty.
But the Preseli Men were always in control as they moved fifth in the table – and go to Amman United this Wednesday for their penultimate game of the season.
Division Three West B:
All Blacks lose out at Aberaeron
Aberaeron 29 - Neyland 17
The All Blacks were unable to end their season with a win as they succumbed to the forward power of Aberaeron.
The visitors did threaten with ball in hand and centre Patrick Bellerby ensured they kept in touch at the break as he notched a first half try, conversion and penalty as Neyland trailed 17-10.
Scrum half Adam Cawley also sniped over in the second half, and Bellerby converted – but the home side crossed for five thries through winger Sion Gorman, scrum half Sion Evans, second row Gethin Hughes, replacement Dyfrig Davies, and outside half Owen Williams.
The latter added two conversions, as the Wizards secured a fifth placed finish ahead of their final game of the season at Fishguard on Wednesday.
The All Blacks meanwhile, who held their end of season presentation dinner at the Athletic Club on Saturday night, finish sixth.