23 Dec 2001 - Bryngwyn Matters Number 24 December 2001
Sporting Digest
Football - Welsh Trialist
Wayne Thomas was selected to represent South Wales against North Wales in the final U15 Welsh Trial.
County Caps
Ryan Ellis and Cerith Jones have both represented Dyfed at U15 this term.
Semi-finalists
The U13 football team after wins over Coedcae 5-2, and Aberaeron 1-0, are through to the Dyfed semi-final where they take on Amman Valley. The U16's are through to the same stage as their younger counterparts with wins over st John Lloyd 7-0, Tenby 5-4 and Cardigan 2-1.
Finalists
The girls U14 team are through to the county final with wins over St John Lloyd 6-0, Coedcae 3-1 and Fishguard 3-1. They take on Ysgol Dyffryn Teifi in the final.
County Champions
Thanks to the foot and mouth crisis the U14 competition for boys did not reach a conclusion. but at the start of the school term in September the present Year 10 football team duly became county champions by defeating Milford Haven 7-0. This particular year group are now the county champions in both cricket and footabll - a notable achievement.
Rugby
Michael Davies of Year 11 has been selected for the U16 Welsh squad and will be taking part in the final Welsh trial on Sunday 23 December.
Swimming
At the county championships, there were wins at both individual and team events with Scott Thomas, Year 10 winning the 100m backstroke and the team of Christopher Smith, Carl Smith, Carwyn Jones and Thomas Simms. Year 7 winning both the boys' freestyle and medley relays. christopher Smith and Carly Hughes (Year 7) gained second spot in their respective 100m backstroke events. All of the winners represent the School and County in the National Finals held at Penlan in January.
Football - Welsh Trialist
Wayne Thomas was selected to represent South Wales against North Wales in the final U15 Welsh Trial.
County Caps
Ryan Ellis and Cerith Jones have both represented Dyfed at U15 this term.
Semi-finalists
The U13 football team after wins over Coedcae 5-2, and Aberaeron 1-0, are through to the Dyfed semi-final where they take on Amman Valley. The U16's are through to the same stage as their younger counterparts with wins over st John Lloyd 7-0, Tenby 5-4 and Cardigan 2-1.
Finalists
The girls U14 team are through to the county final with wins over St John Lloyd 6-0, Coedcae 3-1 and Fishguard 3-1. They take on Ysgol Dyffryn Teifi in the final.
County Champions
Thanks to the foot and mouth crisis the U14 competition for boys did not reach a conclusion. but at the start of the school term in September the present Year 10 football team duly became county champions by defeating Milford Haven 7-0. This particular year group are now the county champions in both cricket and footabll - a notable achievement.
Rugby
Michael Davies of Year 11 has been selected for the U16 Welsh squad and will be taking part in the final Welsh trial on Sunday 23 December.
Swimming
At the county championships, there were wins at both individual and team events with Scott Thomas, Year 10 winning the 100m backstroke and the team of Christopher Smith, Carl Smith, Carwyn Jones and Thomas Simms. Year 7 winning both the boys' freestyle and medley relays. christopher Smith and Carly Hughes (Year 7) gained second spot in their respective 100m backstroke events. All of the winners represent the School and County in the National Finals held at Penlan in January.