It is with deep regret that we report the passing of Billy Woods. Bill was a true legend off the field with his roles as sponge man, fundraiser and Committee man especially with regard to the Youth, Under 20s and Cardiff RFC after the formation of regional rugby. Bill was a true force of nature …
Cardiff advanced to the semi-finals of the Premiership Cup with an emphatic victory over Carmarthen Quins The Blue and Blacks were first on the scoreboard with an early penalty by Jacob Beetham, but the Quins were soon on the board themselves. With the home side attacking an interception near the Quins 22 metre line led …
Belated congratulations are due to James Ratti, who becomes the latest Cardiff player to receive his international call-up, with selection for the Wales squad in this season’s 6 Nations tournament. James was released by the Ospreys in 2019 and joined Cardiff (training full time with the region whilst playing for the Blue and Blacks.) Making …
Cardiff entertain Carmarthen Quins in the Indigo Premiership Cup quarter final at the Arms Park on Saturday. With the Toulouse – Cardiff Rugby game postponed it gives supporters an opportunity to watch the Blue & Blacks in live action at the Arms Park, especially some of the team that played so well against Toulouse earlier …
Thomas Davies celebrated his 100th game for Cardiff in North Wales as the Blue & Blacks ran in 8 tries to earn a bonus point 29-52 win. Scores from Alex Everett, Cameron Winnett, Ryan Wilkins, Alun Rees, Sean Moore, Morgan Allen, Ellis Bevan and a penalty try allowed Cardiff to enjoy the journey home. Full …
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Cardiff travel to North Wales to play RGC on Saturday looking to record their first win of the Indigo Premiership season Speaking ahead of the game Head Coach Steve Law said “it’s a long trip up to Colwyn Bay to play a very tough side, we saw how they put Llanelli to the sword a …
We are sad to report the recent passing of long-serving Rugby committee member Brian Bennett. In addition to his service to the rugby section, Brian was on the Management Committee of CAC and also a Trustee of the club as well as being a keen and active member of the CAC choir. His service and …
Cardiff ended their first Indigo Premiership game of the season with just a losing bonus point to show for their efforts. The only game to be played in the league saw Carmarthen Quins travel back to West Wales with the points. It all started well for the Blue & Blacks as a series of penalties …
The Cardiff RFC side to play Carmarthen at the Arms Park is 1. Thomas Davies 2. Evan Yardley ( Capt) 3. Keiron Assiratti 4. Sean Moore 5. Teddy Williams 6. Nathan Hudd 7. Alex Everett 8. Sam Moore 9. Ellis Bevan 10. Jack Maynard 11. James Beal 12. Harri Millard 13. Max Llewellyn 14. Theo …
The club is saddened to hear of the passing of Brian Rees, who played for the club during the 1972-3 season. Brian also played for London Welsh for a number of seasons and won three Welsh Caps. A fuller biography can be found on the WRU site. https://www.wru.wales/2021/12/brian-rees-surgeon-high-sheriff-and-international-sportsman-dies/
