League

League table for 2008/2009 season

Table updated Wednesday, 24-Dec-2008 18:00:12 GMT
Team name P W D L P+ P- Diff
Rhydlewis 12 9 1 2 69 27 +42
Aberporth 12 8 3 1 66 30 +36
Manordeifi 12 7 4 1 62 34 +28
Penrhiwllan 12 6 4 2 54 42 +12
Cilgerran 11 5 3 2 49 39 +10
Llandygwydd 11 5 3 3 47 41 +6
Pencnwc 12 4 2 5 46 50 -4
Capel Dewi 12 3 3 6 45 51 -6
Dolphins 12 5 2 5 43 53 -10
Tygwydd 11 4 0 7 36 52 -16
Llechryd 12 3 1 8 36 60 -24
Orllwyn 10 1 2 7 28 52 -24
Mydroilyn 11 1 0 10 19 69 -50

 

NB:
  • Currently, league position is based on points for (P+)
  • Teams with one or more games in hand are shown above those with equal points
  • Teams on equal games and points are listed alphabetically

 

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League fixtures and results and reports for 2008/2009 season

WC 22nd September

The first week of the 2008/2009 Season has begun for the eight clubs and eleven teams that belong to Cardigan Short Mat Bowling Association, and has immediately thrown up a surprise as Pencnwc team, from near New Quay, showed last years triumphant (almost unbeatable) Penrhiwllan team that the only way they can go is down - beating them 6-2. To rub salt in the wound, this event took place away at Penrhiwllan.

However, victors of the week are Manordeifi (of Abercych) who captured all eight points from unlucky Llechryd - again an away victory - as Orllwyn showed Mydroilyn how to get six points. A reformed Tygwydd team took five points off visitors Rhydlewis - again one of the more successful teams from last season - whilst Dolphins drew with Llandygwydd as did Cilgerran and Capel Dewi.

Due to the inclusion of new club, Mydroilyn, one team each week will have a rest, so Aberporth are propping up the league as they have yet to play.

Michael Martin 27.09.2008

Date Day Home team Away team Result
23.09.2008 Tuesday Mydroilyn Orllwyn 2 - 6
25.09.2008 Thursday Aberporth Bye
25.09.2008 Thursday Dolphins Llandygwydd 4 - 4
25.09.2008 Thursday Penrhiwllan Pencnwc 2 - 6
26.09.2008 Friday Cilgerran Capel Dewi 4 - 4
26.09.2008 Friday Llechryd Manordeifi 0 - 8
26.09.2008 Friday Tygwydd Rhydlewis 5 - 3

WC 29th September

Manordeifi still reign supreme

The second week of playing saw surprise leaders Manordeifi continuing their success with a 6-2 win over Dolphins to be top of the pack again. Steve Reynolds must be doing something right.

Aberporth had their first game of the season, winning 5 - 3 over Cilgerran, whilst last years champions had a 'home derby' game against Orllwyn and shared the points 4 all. Rhydlewis, Llandygwydd and Mydroilyn also had 6 - 2 victories over their opponents, Pencnwc, Llechryd and Tygwydd, respectively. New club, Mydroilyn, showed their teeth against Tygwydd making everyone else treat them with respect.

Unlucky Llechryd managed to gather a couple of points off Llandygwydd in some closely fought games, but team captain Kenneth, playing singles, was the only winner, whilst new Llandygwydd team captain, John, played a splendid game skipping the fours to victory.

As for the positions of the clubs, it was Rhydlewis and Mydroilyn that made the biggest leaps, jumping five places each. Capel Dewi appear to have slipped down a lot, as they were not playing this week.

Michael Martin 04.10.2008

Date Day Home team Away team Result
29.09.2008 Monday Capel Dewi Bye
30.09.2008 Tuesday Mydroilyn Tygwydd 6 - 2
02.10.2008 Thursday Orllwyn Penrhiwllan 4 - 4
02.10.2008 Thursday Rhydlewis Pencnwc 6 - 2
03.10.2008 Friday Cilgerran Aberporth 3 - 5
03.10.2008 Friday Manordeifi Dolphins 6 - 2
03.10.2008 Friday Llandygwydd Llechryd 6 - 2

WC 6th October

Date Day Home team Away team Result
06.10.2008 Monday Capel Dewi Aberporth 2 - 6
09.10.2008 Thursday Dolphins Llechryd 6 - 2
09.10.2008 Thursday Pencnwc Orllwyn 6 - 2
09.10.2008 Thursday Rhydlewis Mydroilyn 8 - 0
09.10.2008 Thursday Penrhiwllan Tygwydd 6 - 2
10.10.2008 Friday Llandygwydd Manordeifi 8 - 0
10.10.2008 Friday Cilgerran Bye

WC 13th October

Rhydlewis are new leaders of the pack

The fourth week of playing this season has left last weeks leaders, Llandygwydd, in fourth place as they took a rest from playing to allow the others to catch up (!). The new leaders, Rhydlewis have been playing well in all games so far, but Aberporth are the ones showing the strongest form as they took all eight points off fellow club members, Dolphins, and consequently rising from eighth to third in the table.

Orllwyn could only manage to keep one game from visitors Rhydlewis, and it was a similar situation at Capel Dewi where Manordeifi restored some pride, by snatching six points off their hosts, as did Penrhiwllan visiting Mydroilyn.

It was left until Friday evening to see if Pencnwc could overcome Tygwydd by enough points to retain their third position, but met a determined home team who won 7 -1. It was the pairs team of Mair Lloyd and Islwyn Griffiths who drew their game to a surprised Pencnwc team. The bottom-of-the-table tussle between Llechryd and Cilgerran did no favours to Llechryd as they lost 2-6.

Michael Martin 18.10.2008

 

Date Day Home team Away team Result
13.10.2008 Monday Capel Dewi Manordeifi 2 - 6
14.10.2008 Tuesday Mydroilyn Penrhiwllan 2 - 6
16.10.2008 Thursday Aberporth Dolphins 8 - 0
16.10.2008 Thursday Orllwyn Rhydlewis 2 - 6
17.10.2008 Friday Llechryd Cilgerran 2 - 6
17.10.2008 Friday Tygwydd Pencnwc 7 - 1
17.10.2008 Friday Llandygwydd Bye

WC 20th October

Four clubs vie for leadership

With the fifth week's results in, four clubs begin to break away from the rest in the Cardigan Short Mat Bowls League.

With last years winners - Penrhiwllan in case you'd forgotten - not playing last week, Llandygwydd had a tough game to contain Aberporth and fought well to obtain four points off their visitors - the pairs team of Chris Thomas and Goronwy Evans in particular playing an excellent game - the rinks securing a narrow victory as well.

Elsewhere it was current leaders, Rhydlewis, defeating Orllwyn 5-3, hanging on to the pole position as Manordeifi recovered with a home 6-2 victory over struggling Capel Dewi, and creeping a point closer with wins for the Singles, Pairs and Rinks. "All of the games were played with great spirit and an enjoyable evening was had by all. The win keeps Manordeifi in the chasing pack at the top of the table but with their next two games to be played against the top teams of Rhydlewis and Aberporth, anything could happen in the next two weeks!" ace reporter Catherine said.

However all praise this week goes to bottom of the table Llechryd who secured an encouraging 8-0 win over Mydroilyn, exchanging places with them.

Pencnwc had an unexpected 3-5 defeat to visitors Cilgerran whilst Dolphins played well against Tygwydd winning 6-2. All four of these teams, and Penrhiwllan, now sit level in the league table which now looks as follows. 5 teams have played one less game than the others and Orllwyn have a week's rest this coming week.

Michael Martin 25.10.2008

Date Day Home team Away team Result
23.10.2008 Thursday Dolphins Tygwydd 6 - 2
23.10.2008 Thursday Pencnwc Cilgerran 3 - 5
23.10.2008 Thursday Penrhiwllan Bye
23.10.2008 Thursday Rhydlewis Capel Dewi 5 - 3
24.10.2008 Friday Llandygwydd Aberporth 4 - 4
24.10.2008 Friday Llechryd Mydroilyn 8 - 0
24.10.2008 Friday Manordeifi Orllwyn 6 - 2

WC 27th October

Llechryd suffer as Aberporth apply the pressure

With the weather turning cold, the Bowls League heated up as Aberporth knocked Llechryd for eight. It just isn't cricket - it's bowls which is why they got eight!

After Llechryd's excellent result last week, Aberporth were taking no chances, so they fielded a strong team and, at home, should have felt confident of taking a good few points. Both mats were running very fast, so fast that quite a few early woods ended up in the ditch. Despite some great bowling from Llechryd, Aberporth cruised to a comfortable win in both the singles and the pairs.

In the triples it seemed to be going all one way, with Aberporth steaming ahead to lead 9 - 0 by the 4th end. However the visitors rallied in the 5th end but the home team then took 4 in one end, making it an uphill struggle for Llechryd from then on. The rinks went much the same way and no doubt the visitors were glad to sit down for a cup of tea and some food.

The top of the table tussle between Rhydlewis and Manordeifi resulted in a draw as neither side wanted the other to gain any advantage knowing that other teams were snapping at their heels!

The top four teams didn't change position, but both Aberporth and Llandygwydd closed the gap on the two at the top slightly. The chasing pack split up with both Cilgerran and Dolphins securing six points from their opponents, Mydroilyn and Pencnwc.

Capel Dewi managed to capture three off Penrhiwllan - a situation unbelievable last year - leaving the ex-champions still below Cilgerran and Dolphins.

The 'derby' game between Tygwydd and LLandygwydd was held in a spirit of great friendliness, with Darren Davies maintaining his 100% record in his singles games, but these were the only points Tygwydd could manage to obtain from their club colleagues. This left the question of 'why is it called a "Derby" game?' Are three teams breaking away from the others? Will the revamped Llandygwydd team make inroads? Will Penrhiwllan sack their manager? The League table now looks as follows. Some teams that have played one less game than the others and it's top of the table Rhydlewis who have a weeks rest this coming week as the next two battle it out together. Could be fireworks!

Michael Martin 01.11.2008

Date Day Home team Away team Result
30.10.2008 Thursday Aberporth Llechryd 8 - 0
30.10.2008 Thursday Orllwyn Bye
30.10.2008 Thursday Pencnwc Dolphins 2 - 6
30.10.2008 Thursday Penrhiwllan Capel Dewi 5 - 3
31.10.2008 Friday Cilgerran Mydroilyn 6 - 2
31.10.2008 Friday Manordeifi Rhydlewis 4 - 4
31.10.2008 Friday Tygwydd Llandygwydd 2 - 6

WC 3rd November

Date Day Home team Away team Result
03.11.2008 Monday Capel Dewi Pencnwc 6 - 2
04.11.2008 Tuesday Mydroilyn Dolphins 2 - 6
06.11.2008 Thursday Aberporth Manordeifi 4 - 4
06.11.2008 Thursday Rhydlewis Bye
07.11.2008 Friday Cilgerran Tygwydd Postponed
07.11.2008 Friday Llandygwydd Orllwyn 6 - 2
07.11.2008 Friday Penrhiwllan Llechryd 6 - 2

WC 10th November

Date Day Home team Away team Result
10.11.2008 Monday Capel Dewi Llandygwydd Postponed
13.11.2008 Thursday Aberporth Orllwyn 7 - 1
13.11.2008 Thursday Pencnwc Llechryd 4 - 4
13.11.2008 Thursday Rhydlewis Dolphins 7 - 1
14.11.2008 Friday Cilgerran Penrhiwllan 4 - 4
14.11.2008 Friday Manordeifi Mydroilyn 8 - 0
14.11.2008 Friday Tygwydd Bye

WC 17th November

Date Day Home team Away team Result
17.11.2008 Monday Capel Dewi Llandygwydd 8 - 0
18.11.2008 Tuesday Mydroilyn Aberporth 2 - 6
18.11.2008 Tuesday Cilgerran Tygwydd 8 - 0
20.11.2008 Thursday Dolphins Orllwyn 5 - 3
20.11.2008 Thursday Penrhiwllan Llandygwydd 5 - 3
20.11.2008 Thursday Rhydlewis Cilgerran 6 - 2
21.11.2008 Friday Llechryd Bye
21.11.2008 Friday Manordeifi Pencnwc 4 - 4
21.11.2008 Friday Tygwydd Capel Dewi 6 - 2

WC 24th November

Rhydlewis Seek the Title

With only four weeks of the first half of the season left, there was some jockeying for position amongst the top teams. My mathematical error last week which had Cilgerran languishing in sixth place was simply a ruse to spur them on as they planned their match against Dolphins. In reality, they had 38 points and were actually in fourth equal position before this game. Perhaps it was because it was unbelievable that they were higher than my own team!! Who knows? It worked, though, and they took five points off Dolphins who were left swimming around looking for the beach ball.

On Monday Capel Dewi played near neighbours, Orllwyn, in a well-contested game that ended with both teams having an equal share of the prizes.

Three games took place on Thursday with a top-of-the-table tussle between Aberporth and Penrhiwllan. The singles was a cautious game with neither player risking extravagant shots. However the home player pulled ahead early on and maintained the lead until the end of the game.

Whilst the Penrhiwllan pairs settled well to the mats and led from the start, the triples and the rinks were more evenly matched. The triples was still all square going in to the last end and was won by one when the home skip elected not to bowl the last wood. Is that sporting? He could have at least made a fumbled attempt and hit the block!

In the rinks, the visitors gave Aberporth a tough time – “about time” most of us were thinking. The match was tight from the start with the score 6 all by the 8th end. Penrhiwllan then took two in the 9th and it was up to the home team’s skip to make a valiant attempt with her last wood, to steal the jack for two, possibly three, and celebrity status.

We’ve all been there; savouring the anticipation of fame, however brief; knowing that everyone is watching with bated breath. But she was unlucky with her last bowl and ended up one more shot down. She was not a celebrity – ignomy beckoned. Will she be picked next week? Will we ever know?

If you can imagine placing a bet on who will win this years League competition in April, I would suggest Rhydlewis as a good one to look out for. Last week they took on Llandygwydd and captured all eight points. None of the games were one-sided affairs, but whenever the visitors got a good end in, the coach drivers responded with accurate woods.

A northern battle took place at Pencnwc when Mydroilyn visited them. It was not to be the newcomers night as the redcoats took away all eight points here as well, lifting them up in the league table.

Whilst the northern local derby was taking place, there was another, eastern, one going on. Orllwyn went over to Capel Dewi and managed to share the points here as well.

Yet another local event took place as Llechryd travelled the three miles to play Tygwydd. The Tyggy-wiggles flush with success from their game the previous week, looked to improve their position and do the unthinkable – catch their team-mates, Llandygahole. They managed to capture six of the eight points which put them closer to their rivals. Llechryd meanwhile had to walk home licking their wounds, again.

While all this fun was going on Manordeifi just had to look on frustrated at being unable to play as they took their turn to rest, watching to see how their second place was being threatened by Rhydlewis, hoping that Llandygwydd would come up trumps. They didn’t, but nor did any of the others apart from the ten coachmen of the apocalypse who now top the table! However Manordeifi had a cunning plan and, just to keep their practice in, they played St Dogmaels in a friendly (remember them, “friendlies”?). The Dogs are not in the League – won’t come out of their kennel to play apparently – but can field some good players. A good time was had by all with the winner possibly being the floor.

As we close in on Christmas and the half-way stage, it can be seen that this year is producing a close-run contest which keeps people interested in reading this! Although two teams head the table, no one can rule out any of the chasing teams. Who knows, even the six in the bottom group may spring a surprise – even Tygwydd. No! Surely not.

It will be Dolphin’s turn to rest this week, when the really interesting games must be Manordeifi’s game against Penrhiwllan and Llandygwydd’s Ugly Sisters versus the Pantomime Dames of Cilgerran. (Will they win? Oh! Yes they will! Oh! No they won’t.)

Michael Martin 30.11.2008

Date Day Home team Away team Result
24.11.2008 Monday Capel Dewi Orllwyn 4 - 4
27.11.2008 Thursday Aberporth Penrhiwllan 4 - 4
27.11.2008 Thursday Pencnwc Mydroilyn 8 - 0
27.11.2008 Thursday Rhydlewis Llandygwydd 8 - 0
28.11.2008 Friday Cilgerran Dolphins 5 - 3
28.11.2008 Friday Manordeifi Bye
28.11.2008 Friday Tygwydd Llechryd 6 - 2

WC 1st December

The Redcoats upset the formbook

With only two weeks of the first half of the season left, there was almost no change in the league positions last week – apart from Dolphins who didn’t play due to being rested. One other game, Orllwyn v Tygwydd, was postponed. However there was a sting in the tail for potential leaders, Aberporth – who became “Aberpoor” when Pencnwc stung them for six points.

On Monday Capel Dewi played Mydroilyn and won 5-3. However the newcomers must take heart that they got three points, only a few weeks ago well-fancied Llandygwydd got nothing (and Mydroilyn are due to play them shortly)!

Only one game took place on Thursday which is when Pencnwc caused a major upset by taking six points off the title hopefuls. Apparently only the pairs game went the seasiders’ way but this was a close-run thing.

Paul Edwards reported that the singles game was tough, dominated early on by Pencnwc.  Although the visiting player brought it back from 10-2 to 10-8, he left it too late and lost the game 11-8  The game was sealed with an excellent weight shot by the home player with his last but one shot that made it extremely difficult even to get a draw.

The ‘pairs’ was a more evenly matched affair with ends mostly won by ones & twos. Aberporth struggled, but managed to take the game 10-9 on the last end.

On the triples mat, the jack was held and stolen on countless ends.  At 7-5 down going in to the last end, the visitors were in dire straits. Even with a desperate weight shot on the last end, they could not pull it back, ending the game 10-5 down.

The home team were keeping a tight rein in the rinks and were 10-7 up by the 7th end. In the 9th end, Aberporth scored a magnificent 5 and managed to drag it back to 11 all! The home team kept a steady nerve with their skip taking them from 3 or4 down to one up with his last wood. What a nail-biter!

The Orllwyn v Tygwydd game was postponed as several Tygwydd players were unavailable due to various other events associated with Christmas – I am led to believe that another game next week is also affected. Come on you guys, its BOWLS – you’re not going to let Christmas get in the way are you?

The three games on Friday included the top of the table clash between Manordeifi and Penrhiwllan and the Llandygwydd v Cilgerran game which both ended up as draws, Manordeifi missing a chance to catch up with the leaders, whilst the Llechryd v Rhydlewis game went true to form with the coachmen taking six points.

We are approaching the half-way stage and it’s a close-run thing. The gaps between the teams is not great, but Rhydlewis appear to be in a commanding position.

It is Mydroilyn’s turn to rest this week, when the really interesting game must be Aberporth at home to Rhydlewis. I believe that the postponed game between Orllwyn and Tygwydd will be played next week – if Santa allows.

Michael Martin 07.12.2008

Date Day Home team Away team Result
01.12.2008 Monday Capel Dewi Mydroilyn 5 - 3
04.12.2008 Thursday Dolphins Bye
04.12.2008 Thursday Orllwyn Tygwydd Postponed
04.12.2008 Thursday Pencnwc Aberporth 6 - 2
05.12.2008 Friday Llandygwydd Cilgerran 4 - 4
05.12.2008 Friday Llechryd Rhydlewis 2 - 6
05.12.2008 Friday Manordeifi Penrhiwllan 4 - 4

WC 8th December

Seasiders Try to Ruin Rhydlewis’s Christmas

There is only one week of the first half of the season left, and the battle for supremacy rages with four teams jostling for pole position as we go into the second half.

Pencnwc, having sprung a surprise on Aberporth last week, got themselves humbled by Llandygwydd who took six valuable points from their hosts. Meanwhile Aberporth took on the top team and also managed to secure six points. The singles was a closely fought game which could have gone either way. The coachmen took the triples game, but couldn’t capture anything in the other two games.

Robert had a breese of a game taking a commanding lead in his singles game at Pencnwc. John Evans fought back, but there are only 12 ends John – and you needed a few more. It was a bad moment for Llandygwydd when their rinks team lost six in one end and were forever catching up from then on. Consequently, Rhydlewis stay top, but only just.

Penrhiwllan, now getting into their stride, took on the Dolphins who came a cropper by losing all four games. Manordeifi visited Tygwydd and took away six points.

The real surprise of the week goes to lowly Llechryd who hosted Capel Dewi and secured six points – their best result of this season so far – a much welcome encouragement.

The Cilgerran v Orllwyn game was postponed until late January – don’t tell me a panto was involved?

Next week the recently postponed Orllwyn v Tygwydd game will be played in addition to the normal weeks’ itinery. Pencnwc will be rested, so they’ve completed their half season. The game of the week ought to be Rhydlewis v Penrhiwllan, whilst title-chasers, Aberporth, take on Tygwydd. The coachmen will have be in their best form if they’re to keep the seasiders off the top spot.

Rhydlewis are no longer in such a commanding position, as last weeks’ game showed. Manordeifi and Penrhiwllan are chasing, but there is a fair gap to the next few teams – a gap that will be increasingly more difficult to close as the season progresses.

Michael Martin 14.12.2008

Date Day Home team Away team Result
09.12.2008 Tuesday Mydroilyn Bye
11.12.2008 Thursday Aberporth Rhydlewis 6 - 2
11.12.2008 Thursday Pencnwc Llandygwydd 2 - 6
11.12.2008 Thursday Penrhiwllan Dolphins 8 - 0
12.12.2008 Friday Cilgerran Orllwyn Postponed
12.12.2008 Friday Llechryd Capel Dewi 6 - 2
12.12.2008 Friday Tygwydd Manordeifi 2 - 6

WC 15th December

Date Day Home team Away team Result
15.12.2008 Monday Capel Dewi Dolphins 4 - 4
18.12.2008 Thursday Aberporth Tygwydd 6 - 2
18.12.2008 Thursday Orllwyn Llechryd 2 - 6
18.12.2008 Thursday Pencnwc Bye
18.12.2008 Thursday Rhydlewis Penrhiwllan 8 - 0
19.12.2008 Friday Llandygwydd Mydoilin Postponded
19.12.2008 Friday Manordeifi Cilgerran 6 - 2

WC 5th January

Date Day Home team Away team Result
05.01.2009 Monday Capel Dewi Cilgerran
08.01.2009 Thursday Aberporth Bye
08.01.2009 Thursday Orllwyn Mydroilyn
08.01.2009 Thursday Pencnwc Penrhiwllan
08.01.2009 Thursday Rhydlewis Tygwydd
09.01.2009 Friday Llandygwydd Dolphins
09.01.2009 Friday Manordeifi Llechryd

WC 12th January

Date Day Home team Away team Result
12.01.2009 Monday Aberporth Cilgerran
12.01.2009 Monday Capel Dewi Bye
15.01.2009 Thursday Dolphins Manordeifi
15.01.2009 Thursday Pencnwc Rhydlewis
15.01.2009 Thursday Penrhiwllan Orllwyn
16.01.2009 Friday Llechryd Llandygwydd
16.01.2009 Friday Tygwydd Mydroilyn

WC 19th January

Date Day Home team Away team Result
20.01.2009 Tuesday Mydroilyn Rhydlewis
22.01.2009 Thursday Aberporth Capel Dewi
<22.01.2009 Thursday Orllwyn Pencnwc
23.01.2009 Friday Cilgerran Bye
23.01.2009 Friday Llechryd Dolphins
23.01.2009 Friday Manordeifi Llandygwydd
23.01.2009 Friday Tygwydd Penrhiwllan

WC 26th January

Date Day Home team Away team Result
29.01.2009 Thursday Dolphins Aberporth
29.01.2009 Thursday Pencnwc Tygwydd
29.01.2009 Thursday Penrhiwllan Mydroilyn
29.01.2009 Thursday Rhydlewis Orllwyn
30.01.2009 Friday Cilgerran Llechryd
30.01.2009 Friday Llandygwydd Bye
30.01.2009 Friday Manordeifi Capel Dewi

WC 2nd February

Date Day Home team Away team Result
02.02.2009 Monday Capel Dewi Rhydlewis
03.02.2009 Tuesday Mydroilyn Llechryd
05.02.2009 Thursday Aberporth Llandygwydd
05.02.2009 Thursday Orllwyn Manordeifi
05.02.2009 Thursday Penrhiwllan Bye
06.02.2009 Friday Cilgerran Pencnwc
06.02.2009 Friday Tygwydd Dolphins

WC 9th February

Date Day Home team Away team Result
09.02.2009 Monday Capel Dewi Penrhiwllan
10.02.2009 Tuesday Mydroilyn Cilgerran
12.02.2009 Thursday Dolphins Pencnwc
12.02.2009 Thursday Orllwyn Bye
12.02.2009 Thursday Rhydlewis Manordeifi
13.02.2009 Friday Llandygwydd Tygwydd
13.02.2009 Friday Llechryd Aberporth

WC 16th February

Date Day Home team Away team Result
19.02.2009 Thursday Dolphins Mydroilyn
19.02.2009 Thursday Orllwyn Llandygwydd
19.02.2009 Thursday Pencnwc Capel Dewi
19.02.2009 Thursday Rhydlewis Bye
20.02.2009 Friday Llechryd Penrhiwllan
20.02.2009 Friday Manordeifi Aberporth
20.02.2009 Friday Tygwydd Cilgerran

WC 23rd February

Date Day Home team Away team Result
24.02.2009 Tuesday Mydroilyn Manordeifi
26.02.2009 Thursday Dolphins Rhydlewis
26.02.2009 Thursday Orllwyn Aberporth
26.02.2009 Thursday Penrhiwllan Cilgerran
27.02.2009 Friday Llandygwydd Capel Dewi
27.02.2009 Friday Llechryd Pencnwc
27.02.2009 Friday Tygwydd Bye

WC 2nd March

Date Day Home team Away team Result
02.03.2009 Monday Capel Dewi Tygwydd
05.03.2009 Thursday Aberporth Mydroilyn
05.03.2009 Thursday Orllwyn Dolphins
05.03.2009 Thursday Pencnwc Manordeifi
06.03.2009 Friday Cilgerran Rhydlewis
06.03.2009 Friday Llandygwydd Penrhiwllan
06.03.2009 Friday Llechryd Bye

WC 9th March

Date Day Home team Away team Result
10.03.2009 Tuesday Mydroilyn Pencnwc
12.03.2009 Thursday Dolphins Cilgerran
12.03.2009 Thursday Orllwyn Capel Dewi
12.03.2009 Thursday Penrhiwllan Aberporth
13.03.2009 Friday Llandygwydd Rhydlewis
13.03.2009 Friday Llechryd Tygwydd
13.03.2009 Friday Manordeifi Bye

WC 16th March

Date Day Home team Away team Result
17.03.2009 Tuesday Mydroilyn Capel Dewi
19.03.2009 Thursday Aberporth Pencnwc
19.03.2009 Thursday Dolphins Bye
19.03.2009 Thursday Penrhiwllan Manordeifi
19.03.2009 Thursday Rhydlewis Llechryd
20.03.2009 Friday Cilgerran Llandygwydd
20.03.2009 Friday Tygwydd Orllwyn

WC 23rd March

Date Day Home team Away team Result
23.03.2009 Monday Capel Dewi Llechryd
24.03.2009 Tuesday Mydroilyn Bye
26.03.2009 Thursday Dolphins Penrhiwllan
26.03.2009 Thursday Orllwyn Cilgerran
26.03.2009 Thursday Rhydlewis Aberporth
27.03.2009 Friday Llandygwydd Pencnwc
27.03.2009 Friday Manordeifi Tygwydd

WC 30th March

Date Day Home team Away team Result
31.03.2009 Tuesday Mydroilyn Llandygwydd
02.04.2009 Thursday Dolphins Capel Dewi
02.04.2009 Thursday Pencnwc Bye
02.04.2009 Thursday Penrhiwllan Rhydlewis
03.04.2009 Friday Cilgerran Manordeifi
03.04.2009 Friday Llechryd Orllwyn
03.04.2009 Friday Tygwydd Aberporth