THE HERALD FRIDAY JANUARY 20 2017


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71 Sport Steele wins it for Pembs Narberth earn draw in Milford


Goodwick United’s Jonny Horgan: Pembrokeshire beat Neath Neath


Pembrokeshire


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HAKIN UNITED’S Ben Steele


scored the only goal of the game as the Pembrokeshire League beat their counterparts from Neath 1-0 on Wednesday, January 11. The game was played at Briton


Ferry Llansawel and Steele’s first half goal was enough to set them on their way to victory in the SB Williams Inter League Competition. Pembrokeshire survived a


fightback late on as Neath looked for a late equaliser, but it never came. The other game on the night saw


Carmarthenshire take on Swansea and that game ended in a 4-4 draw. Pembrokeshire’s final game of the


season is against the Swansea Senior League and takes place at Garden Village on Wednesday (Jan 25) with an 8pm kick off. The squad need just a point from that game to win the SB Williams


competition. Pembrokeshire Squad: Adam John (Hakin


Utd), Ben Aldred (Hakin Utd), Ben Steele (Hakin Utd), Joe Leahy (Merlins Bridge), Tony Evans (Narberth), Patrick Hannon (Neyland), Henry Durrant (Neyland), Scott Crawford (West Dragons), Ashley Williams (West Dragons), Gethin Roberts (West Dragons), Steve Allen (West Dragons), Jonny Horgan (Goodwick Utd), Wayne O’Sullivan (Goodwick Utd), Scott Delayney (Goodwick Utd).


Rooks too good for Neyland Carew


4 Neyland 2 CAREW picked up their seventh


win of the season as they overcame a struggling Neyland side by four goals to two on Saturday (Jan 14). The win for Carew means they are


now 15 points above the bottom two and they also have games in hand on the teams around them. Defeat for Neyland sees them slip


to ninth in the table and they have not won in the league since October 1. Carew won the reverse fixture by


six goals to one on December 10 but Neyland were keen to avenge that defeat.


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Narberth vs Milford: Ended in a draw Milford United Narberth


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NARBERTH fought back from


two goals down on Saturday (Jan 14), to earn a point in their game with Milford United. The home side took the lead early


on as Ashley Mathias scored direct from a free kick. Milford doubled their lead when a


Instead, it was the Rooks who


proved too strong for Neyland with Scott Ferney scoring a brace while their other goals came from Jordan Richards and Iwan Izzard. Mike Chandler pulled a goal back


for Neyland and an own goal brought them to within two goals of their opponents but they were unable to add to the scoring. Carew have now won five games


in a row and on Saturday (Jan 21), they will be looking to keep that run going when they take on Narberth. Neyland will be desperate to get


back to winning ways and on the same day they are away to bottom side Johnston.


ball over the top found Levi Jones and he drilled a low shot into the bottom left corner of the goal. The visitors then got back into the


match when the ball found its way to Dafydd Wright on the edge of the box and he produced a stunning effort which flew into the top right corner. Narberth were then given a free


kick and after the keeper failed to gather the ball Dylan Davies had the easiest of tasks to tap the ball into the


empty net. The whistle then brought an end


to an excellent first half but both sides still had hopes of going on to win the game.


However, despite chances, neither


side were able to add to the scoring and were forced to settle for a share of the points. On Saturday (Jan 21), Narberth are


away to Carew while Milford are away to second from bottom Pennar.


Delaney hat trick earns Goodwick win Tenby


Goodwick United


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GOODWICK UNITED


moved above Tenby to fifth in the table as they beat them 3-0 on Saturday (Jan 14), thanks to a hat trick from Scott Delaney. The visitors took the lead after


15 minutes when a Tony Evans corner was bundled into the net by


Scott Delaney. Goodwick were dominant and


missed several chances to increase the lead but they eventually scored their second on the stroke of half time when, from another Evans corner, Delaney out-jumped the defence to head the ball into the net.


The win was sealed in second


half injury time when Jonny Horgan was brought down in the


Swiſts and Robins ends goalless West Dragons Monkton Swifts Pennar Robins


Monkton also stay fourth from LOCAL rivals Monkton Swifts


and Pennar Robins played out a 0-0 draw on Saturday (Jan 14). The result is enough to see Pennar


move off the bottom of the table and they are now six points from safety with five games in hand on Milford.


bottom following Saturday’s game, which represented their first draw of the season. Both sides had plenty of chances


in both halves but defences were on top as neither were able to find a way past the keepers. On Saturday (Jan 21), Monkton


are at home to Tenby while Pennar are at home to Milford United.


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ANGLE and the West Dragons


had to settle for a point each in an entertaining game on Saturday (Jan 14).


Scott Crawford opened the scoring


for the Dragons midway through the first half. His shot from distance deceived the home goalkeeper. Two minutes into the second half,


Angle were level as Craig Turner controlled and volleyed into the


bottom corner. Angle went ahead on the hour mark as Craig Turner headed home a corner. Scott Crawford headed home a Lee


Palmer free kick in the 85th minute to earn a point for the Dragons. On Saturday (Jan 21), the West


Dragons are at home to Lamphey and Angle are not in action due to Merlins Bridge’s involvement in the Senior Cup.


Scott Crawford: Scored two goals on Saturday


penalty area and Delaney stepped up to score his and Goodwick’s third from the spot. The win moves Goodwick up


to fifth and they are now just three points off the leaders with games in hand on the teams around them. On Saturday (Jan 21), Goodwick


are at home to Hakin United in what is sure to be an entertaining battle. On the same day, Tenby are away to Monkton Swifts.


Crawford header earns Dragons point Angle


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