The Pembrokeshire and District Junior rugby Association held their sixth finals day at the Observatory, Milford Haven, with quality rugby the order of the day.

Under 8s, 11s, 12s, 13s, 14s, 15s and 16s from around the county showed off their skills in the event which was again sponsored by Texaco.

Also in attendance was Johnnie Jones, the District H representative on the Welsh Rugby Union, who had acquired for the day the Six Nations Trophy won by the Welsh senior team, so that youngsters could have their photographs taken with the coveted silverware.

The whole day was well supported by families and friends, with Kim Norkett eager to praise Milford Haven RFC for its support in making it a day to remember.

under 8s: Haverfordwest 6 tries Narberth 5 tries

The under eights got the day off to a great start with some lovely touches as Haverfordwest beat Narberth by the odd try in eleven.

Liam Jones led the way with two tries for the young Blues, with others from Ryan Thomas, Jonathan Clout and Rhys Tarrant.

For Narberth, all five tries were claimed by Harry Jones. Referee: Ken Davies

Haverfordwest: Ryan Thomas; Peter Kemp; Daniel Richards; George Thomas; Johnathan Clout; Loam Jones; Rhys Tarrant. Subs: Ned Smithies; Daniel Rudd; Mathew Coles. Narberth: Rhys Jones; Harry Jones; Kieran Thomas; Dylan Lewis; William Davies; Scott Robinson; Charlie Scarr. Subs: Ricky Price; Jay Jones; Jake Jennings; Jacob Davies; Will Coney.

under 11s: Narberth 35 Haverfordwest 5

Narberth showed what a strong side they are with a comfortable win over a gritty Haverfordwest team whose try came from Carwyn Jenkins.

For the young Otters there were a brace of tries apiece from Connor Lloyd and Owen Davies, with Stuart White, Gareth Owens and Darryl Brown also getting their names on the scoresheet.

Referee: Mark Smith

Narberth: Owen Davies; William Boyde; Stuart White; Angharad James; Connor Lloyd; Gareth Owens; Sion Bennett; Rhys Thomas; Lawrence Headlam; Darryl Brown. Subs: William Diamond; Adam Frearson; Iwan Bowen-Rees; Molly Staples; Christian Cole; Ryan Rees.

Haverfordwest: Huw Edwards; Martino Algieri; Carwyn Jenkins; Darrell Newsham; Josh Atherton; Ben Llewellin; Mathew Richards; Jonathan Charles; Sam Thomas; Ross Morrissey. Subs: Jack Richards; Steven Griffiths; Josh Green; James Murray; Morgan James; Michael Williams; Kieran Bolger; Rhys Baker; Gareth Morgan.

under 12s: Narberth 20 Aberystwyth 26

Aberystwyth's long journey from Mid Wales was rewarded with a narrow victory over Narberth.

Centre Andrew Drakeley scored all four tries but was then sent off.

Kristian Jones landed three conversions and this proved the difference between the teams as Narberth skipper Andrew Williams scored three tries and Tomos Rees grabbed the other, but they were all unconverted.

Referee: Mike Brickell

Narberth: Kyle Keane: Sean Thomas; Tomos Rees; Christopher Davies; George Collins: Jake Philpin; Andrew Williams: Miles Williams; Tom Allen; Joshua Phillips: Oliver Morgan; James Helps: Andrew John; Dafydd Walters; Gavin Smith. Subs: Jack Murphy; David Skippings; Dylan Owen; Dalis Galvin; Rory Phillips; Alex Robinson; Robert Coney.

Aberystwyth: Jonathan Evans: Gareth King; Andrew Drakeley; Lefi Jones; Joseph James: Kristian Jones; Iwan Williams: Matthew Roberts; Steffan Bonsall; David Thomas: Arwyn Evans; Gwion Phillips: Bryn Shepherd; Edward Williams; Lee Evans. Subs: Aled Thomas; Owen Evans; Rhys Wallace; Gwydion Ebenezer; Gareth Lloyd; Glyn Dodd.

under 13s: Crymych 34 Haverfordwest 12

Thomas Coleman was the outstanding player for Crymych in their win over Haverfordwest as the powerful centre used his undoubted talents to the full in notching up all six tries, two of them converted by outside half Dyfan Dafydd.

Sam Parry scored all 12 points for Haverfordwest, the No. 8 going over for two tries, one of which he converted.

Referee: Marc James

Crymych: James Thomas: Jack Jones; Thomas Coleman; Osian Wyn; Liam Hodge: Dyfan Dafydd; Rhodri Davies: Osian Thomas; Carwyn Rees; Marcus Castle: Dan Harries; Jonathan Phillips: Shane King; Daniel Davies; Gruffydd Howells. Subs: Aled Jenkins; Rhydian Davies; Craig Evans; Seth Davies; Emyr Jenkins; Josh Phillips.

Haverfordwest: Jamie Lewis: Luke Llewellin; Liam Eaton; Richard Rees; Glen Tudor Williams: Adam Phillips; Aled Thomas: Robert Evans; James Cromwell; George Smithies: Matthew Evans; Drew Patrick: Carl Jenkins; David O'Leary; Sam Parry. Subs: Ben Llewellyn; Rob Brimblecombe; Josh Furmage; Gareth Evans; Liam Brown.

under 14s: Cardigan 19 Whitland 25

Whitland did well to beat Cardigan but sadly dynamic flanker James Davies broke his arm late on after playing really well.

Co-flanker Owen Davies picked up three tries and others came from Aled Rees and Michael Webb, while Liam Jenkins, Geraint James and Gethin Davies replied for the Cardis, two of them converted by Jack Lewis.

Referee: Colin Phillips

Cardigan: Kyle Rowland: Aaron Evans; Liam Jenkins; Geraint James; Dorian Butler: Jack Lewis; Wil Turner: Dylan James; Daniel Jones; Daniel Martin: Kieran Hurley; Andrew Jones: Simon Gow; Emyr Harries; Gethin Davies. Subs: Ashley Thomas; Dean Harries; Gareth Caldora; James Russell.

Whitland: Jamie Jones: Michael Webb; Duncan Evans; James Stephenson; Iestyn Scourfield: Jonathan Thomas; Aled Rees: Daniel Thomas; Christy Smith; Jason Freeman: Sion Morris; Ben Hughes: James Davies; Owen Davies; Michael Jones. Subs: Daniel Richards; Jordan Williams; Stephen Powell; David Berger; Jonathan C Thomas.

Under 15s: Whitland 20 Haverfordwest 20

Undoubtedly the tightest finish was in this age group as Whitland and Haverfordwest shared 40 points and so will play again at a neutral venue.

No. 8 Gareth Flynn scored two tries for Whitland to go with both conversions and two penalties by outside half Daniel Newton.

Haverfordwest outscored them in tries as Will Bowen (2), Tom Manning and David Zangouras crossed for the Blues.

Whitland full back Carl Smith damaged his collar bone and also sustained a broken nose. Referee: Keith Davies

Whitland: Carl Smith: James Donovan; Gareth Flynn; Alex Pickersgill; Shane Webster: Daniel Newton; Dafydd Evans: Rhys Thomas; Matthew Anthony; Liam Impey: Rhodri Phillips; Lewis Owen: Sam Hodson; Benjamin Kirk; Thomas Rees. Subs: Bobby Webb; Jonathan Seeley; Rhys Williams; Louis Price; Daniel Rowlands.

Haverfordwest: Will Bowen: Dane Pindare; Tom Manning; Michael Jones; Darren Sullivan: Matthew Kiff; Lee Summons: Simon Gardener; Will Griffiths; Ieuan Jones: Chris Jenkins; James Barton: Graham Price; David Zangouras; Phil Brown. Subs: Daniel Birch; Owain Jenkins; Thomas Walker; Luke Richards; Thomas Wray; Stephen Morse; Adam James.

under 16s: Haverfordwest 7 Cardigan 17

Cardigan claimed the most senior final of the day as they outscored Haverfordwest thanks to tries by Geraint Dymond and Liam Wooley to go with both conversions and a penalty by Nathan Murphy.

Daniel Donovan responded for the young Blues, with Rhodri James adding the extra points. Referee: Eirian Edwards

Haverfordwest: Daniel Donovan: Gareth John; Ben John; Craig Barnett; Dan Birch: Rhodri James; Jonathan Morgan: Sean Lynch; Richard Walters; Sam Petrie: David Hughes; Julian James: Dan Thomas; Pat Viol; Dan Thomas. Subs: Spencer Lepetit; Owain Jenkins; Tom Hammond; Andrew Sutton; Chris Holroyd-Holmes; Will Harding.

Cardigan: Gethin Jones: Tom Turner; Geraint Dymond; Tim Morgan; Liam Wooley: Carwyn Phillips; Aled Jones: Owen Evans; Aled Phillips; Tom Taylor: Jason Davies; Amlyn Griffiths: George Humfrey; Phil Attwell; Nathan Murphy. Subs: Tom Jones; Bleddyn Davies; Charlie Lewis; Dan Jay; Rhydian James; David Edwards.