Aberystwyth Youth stretched their unbeaten league run to 11 matches with a dominant home performance against Fishguard at Cae Plascrug, a fixture that also showcased the club’s emerging talent.

With several regulars away supporting Wales and cheering on Aberystwyth’s own Wales U20s captain Deian Gwynne, the coaches handed debuts to four U16 players — Wren Murton, Thomos Grover, Iolo James and Osian Merry — all of whom rose to the occasion.

Aberystwyth set the tone immediately, crossing for the opening try inside the first minute through Mikey Whistance. From there, they controlled every aspect of the contest, applying relentless pressure on a determined Fishguard side who travelled with only 14 players.

The hosts ran in a stream of scores, including a brace from Hari Turnpenny, along with tries from Iolo James, Osian Merry, Steffan Gillies, Josh Cooper, Ewan Jones and Gwion Pugh. Gillies added three conversions to complete a commanding 51–0 lead by half-time, at which point the match concluded.

Aberystwyth extended thanks to Fishguard for fulfilling the fixture and to the referee for firm, clear officiating throughout.

Attention now turns to March 21, when Aberystwyth Youth host Haverfordwest Youth in what promises to be a pivotal top‑of‑the‑table clash — and an early preview of the Pembrokeshire Cup Final on April 24.

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