Individual Honours
The Club has seen many of their products gain various international honours. Beginning with Randall Huzzey, who won his Welsh Schoolboy Cap from East-End School in 1931, the club has seen several of its members win caps in both schools and youth international matches. It is also proud to have Junior Rugby Union internationals in its ranks, whilst three of its products went on to gain senior Welsh international caps with Jonathan Thomas still participating in an active role with the Welsh team. Mike Knill – with Cardiff. Robert Appleyard – with Swansea. Jonathan Thomas – with Ospreys
After World War II, Pembroke was also fortunate to gain the services of Eddie Woodgate who gained an England Cap before coming to reside in Pembroke from Devon.
In later years two of the club's exiles gained international honours playing for Luxembourg. Peter Doyle and Philip Williams.
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