Notable Former Players
- Brent Cockbain (Lock) - Wales International, British and Irish Lions 2005
- Gareth Cooper (Scrum Half) - Wales International, British and Irish Lions 2005
- Mefin Davies (Hooker) - Wales International
- Chris Horsman (Prop) - Wales International
- Dafydd James (Wing/Centre) - Wales International, British and Irish Lions 2001
- Ryan Jones (Flanker/No.8) - Wales International, British and Irish Lions 2005
- Gethin Jenkins (Prop) - Wales International, British and Irish Lions 2005 and 2009
- Neil Jenkins (Outside-Half) - Wales International, British and Irish Lions 1997 and 2001, Former World Record Points Scorer
- Christian Loader (Prop) - Wales International
- Sililo Martens (Scrum-Half) - Tonga International
- Maama Molitika (Flanker) - Tonga International
- Kevin Morgan (Full-back) - Wales International
- Sonny Parker (Centre) - Wales International
- Richard Parks (Flanker) - Wales International
- Robert Sidoli (Lock) - Wales International
- Ceri Sweeney (Outside-Half) - Wales International
- Gareth Thomas (Wing/Centre/Full-back) - Wales International, British and Irish Lions 2005 (Captain 2nd and 3rd Tests)- Former Welsh Record Try Scorer
- Lee Thomas (Centre/Outside-Half) - Wales Youth International
- Gareth Wyatt (Wing) - Wales International
- Jonathan Bryant (Centre) - Wales International
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