Fixtures and Results 2011/12
Pre-season:
Saturday 13 August - Swansea RFC (Away) Lost 29-24
Tuesday 16 August - Tondu RFC (Home) Won 36-5
Saturday 20 August - Rumney RFC (Away) Won 54-20
Welsh Premier Division:
Saturday 3 September - Aberavon RFC (Away) Lost 33-12
Saturday 10 September - Newport RFC (Home) Won 45-27
Saturday 17 September - Swansea RFC (Home) Won 39-33
Saturday 24 September - Llandovery RFC (Away) Lost 23-12
Saturday 1 October - Cross Keys RFC (Home) Won 30-29
Saturday 8 October - Cardiff RFC (Home) Lost 26-20
Saturday 15 October - Carmarthen Quins RFC (Away) Lost 28-14
Friday 21 October - Neath RFC (Home) Won 41-36
Saturday 29 October - Cross Keys RFC (Away) Won 23-6
Saturday 5 November - Newport RFC (Away) Won 32-30
Saturday 12 November - Pontypool RFC (Away) Won 23-21
Saturday 19 November - Bedwas RFC (Home) Lost 19-13
Saturday 26 November - Aberavon RFC (Home) Drew 13-13
Saturday 10 December - Cardiff RFC (Away) Drew 31-31
Saturday 17 December - Pontypool RFC (Home) Lost 27-19
Monday 2 January - Llanelli RFC (Home) Lost 25-20
Saturday 7 January - Bedwas RFC (Away) Won 39-21
Saturday 14 January - Pontypridd RFC (Home) Won 16-15
Saturday 21 January - Carmarthen Quins RFC (Home) Lost 34-17
Saturday 28 January - Carmarthen Quins RFC (Away) (Swalec Cup Round 2) Lost 20-18
Saturday 11 February - Llanelli RFC (Away) Lost 40-27
Friday 24 February - Swansea RFC (Away) Lost 27-15
Friday 9 March - Llandovery RFC (Home) Lost 17-3
Friday 16 March - Pontypridd RFC (Away) Lost 41-16
Saturday 24 March - Tonmawr RFC (Away) Won 60-20
Saturday 7 April - Tonmawr RFC (Home) Won 57-24
Saturday 14 April - Neath RFC (Away) Won 39-26
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