Welsh Caps
- E.B. Rees - Full Cap - 1919
- J. Ring - Full Cap - 1921
- D. Hunt Davies - Full Cap - 1924
- R. Randall - Full Cap - 1924
- W.J. Hopkins - Full Cap - 1925
- W.P. James - Full Cap - 1925
- T.A.L. Harris - Full Cap - 1927
- T.O James - Full Cap - 1935
- G. Williams - Full Cap - 1936
- S. Williams - Full Cap - 1939
- E. Kenefic - Full Cap - 1939
- T. Lloyd - Full Cap - 1953
- L.J. Cunningham - Full Cap - 1960
- A. O'Connor - Full Cap - 1960
- W. Upton - B Cap - 1970
- A.J. Martin - Full Cap - 1973
- J. Hook - Full Cap - 2006
- R. Hibbard - Full Cap - 2006
- J. Owen - Schoolboys Cap - 1979
- J. Larkman - Schoolboys Cap - 1995
- M. Tobin - Youth Cap - 1979
- L. Whitelock - Youth Cap - 1984
- D. Suter - U20 Cap - 2013
- M. Breeze - U21 Cap - 2006
- A. Davies - District Cap - 1989
- K. Davies - District Cap - 1989
- J. Mainwaring - District Cap - 1990
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