Narberth
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Other recent products are Lloyd
Phillips, Wales caps at U18 & U20 Age
Groups, Sion Bennett, Wales caps at
U16, 18 & 20 Age Groups formerly with
Scarlets and Northampton but now
with Cardiff Blues, Josh Helps, Wales
caps at U16 and U18 Age Groups and
currently with the Scarlets, Will Boyde,
Wales caps at U16 and U20 Age Groups
and currently with the Scarlets, Connor
Lloyd, Wales caps at U16, 18 & 20 Age
Groups and currently with the Scarlets,
Ryan Conbeer, Wales caps at U20 Age
Group and currently with the Scarlets
and most recently Censley Mathias
Wales caps at U18 Age Group.
However, Narberth RFC is more than
just a rugby club and prides itself on being
at the hub of the Narberth community.
The Club is busy most evenings. There
is Bingo on Monday nights, the Dragon
Rifle Club has shooting competitions on
Tuesday nights and there is a “Happy
Hour” in the Members’ Bar every Friday
evening. The Club hosts Pool and Darts
Competitions and is used by many
organisations such as the RNLI, the local
WI and the Pembrokeshire Deaf Society.
With the support of local people
and local businesses and in particular
the financial assistance provided by
the Club’s current Main Sponsor,
G.D.Harries & Sons, Narberth RFC
hopes to provide and keep improving its
facilities for the local community and for
young aspiring sportsmen and women
in the area and to continue to represent
Narberth and Pembrokeshire at the
highest level of Club rugby in Wales for
many years to come.
NFU MUTUAL NARBERTH
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WITH NARBERTH RFC
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Proud sponsors of Narberth Rugby Club
Telephone: 01834 844743
Address: 18 High Street, Tenby, Pembrokeshire, SA70 7HD
The most challenging aspects to anyone involved in club
rugby now are that to survive you have to be reasonably
successful. It has become a business and yet the business
is still run by people who give up their time voluntarily,
and for most, after they have already done a day’s work.
With more pressure at work and family commitments
life has become more stressful for many and
finding people who have got the time to
volunteer their services is becoming
more and more difficult.
Also, children now have far
more opportunities to try out a
variety of sports and activities and
whilst that is beneficial for them it
often means that the commitment
to stick with one sport is not
always there and team numbers
can diminish.
The most rewarding aspects are easy
to relate. Seeing children coming through
the system improving their skills, keeping
fit and healthy, enjoying the camaraderie that a
team sport brings and if they’re lucky going on to play at
Regional and International level. Also doing something
which brings the community together and seeing a
vibrant club with a great bunch of loyal supporters who
will travel the length and breadth of Wales to support
their team and town.
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The club’s recent success has been brought about by
various factors:
Firstly, it’s important to have good facilities where
the players can play, train and enjoy the experience both
on and off the field of play. Over the years we have made
a big effort in improving the clubhouse and
changing rooms, the ground conditions
of the pitches and a better equipped
gymnasium.
Secondly, good coaching is
essential. We have managed to
acquire the services of a group
of quality coaches at senior and
youth level who get the best out
of the players by improving both
their fitness and skills.
Thirdly, good management on
and off the field of play. To take note
of the players and coaches opinions,
views and concerns and to put things
in place to improve their performance and
enjoyment is paramount. In return this will bring
about an ethos to represent the club to the best of their
ability.
Lastly, having a five year business plan to ensure
financial stability and set achievable goals for the various
teams and the club in general.”
Robert Lewis, Club Representative