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Currently flying a lone flag for women's rugby in Pembrokeshire are the ladies from Whitland, who play at senior level in division two of the Welsh league, with teams at under-14 and under-17 level.

The members and clubs affiliated to the Pembroke County Cricket Club have just elected a new chairman for a three-year term and the new incumbent, Trefor Evans, has a proven track record, both as player and administrator.

Simon Stanford is one of the new breed of talented young cricketers breaking through in Pembrokeshire cricket, earning himself a reputation as a very good off-spin bowler and batsman at Saundersfoot Cricket Club.

Now that the Pembroke County Club agm has taken place it is time to start looking at what clubs have decided in terms of who will skipper their teams for the forthcoming season.

There will be a change at the top of Pembrokeshire Cricket later this month when Dai Morris stands down as chairman and will be replaced by Whitland Cricket Club stalwart Trefor Evans.

The fourth annual tag team rugby tournament for under-eight players was held at the Pembroke Dock Harlequins ground recently.

Aaron Bowles can stake an unusual claim at Haverfordwest County because the Milford Haven teenager not only plays for the club's youth team but he also prepares the food for sponsors in the hospitality suites at first team matches.

Peter Davies is now approaching what is undoubtedly the busiest time of the year for him because over the last 20 years his name has become synonymous with the Neyland Junior Rugby Festival.

When Milford Haven entertained Neyland in a recent local derby rugby match the All Blacks scrambled through by 26-24 but it might have been a wider margin if winger Martin Roberts had added yet another try to his considerable tally.

There was a funny moment when Haverfordwest entertained Ammanford in division three west and Darren Salmon showed what a powerful right boot he has got.