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Call in to the Bridge Meadow for a Welsh Premier football match with Haverfordwest County and it is a fair bet that the first voice you will hear is that of John Hughes - not because he is noisy or anything like that but simply because he has been announcer for the Bluebirds for a long time.

Simon Stanford is one of the new breed of talented young cricketers breaking through in Pembrokeshire cricket, earning himself a reputation as a very good off-spin bowler and batsman at Saundersfoot Cricket Club.

Now that the Pembroke County Club agm has taken place it is time to start looking at what clubs have decided in terms of who will skipper their teams for the forthcoming season.

Currently flying a lone flag for women's rugby in Pembrokeshire are the ladies from Whitland, who play at senior level in division two of the Welsh league, with teams at under-14 and under-17 level.

The members and clubs affiliated to the Pembroke County Cricket Club have just elected a new chairman for a three-year term and the new incumbent, Trefor Evans, has a proven track record, both as player and administrator.

There will be a change at the top of Pembrokeshire Cricket later this month when Dai Morris stands down as chairman and will be replaced by Whitland Cricket Club stalwart Trefor Evans.

Peter Davies is now approaching what is undoubtedly the busiest time of the year for him because over the last 20 years his name has become synonymous with the Neyland Junior Rugby Festival.

Jonathan Thomas was one of only seven Welsh players who were selected for all five Six Nations rugby matches as Wales won the Grand Slam for the second time in three seasons after beating France 29-12 in the Millennium Stadium, Cardiff.

Two well known former Pembrokeshire rugby players, Geraint John and Nathan Stoddart, are making a big impression in Canada.

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