Haverfordwest County will feel they are very much still in the tie as they prepare for the second leg of their Europa Conference League Qualifying Match against Maltese side Floriana.

Pembrokeshire football is gearing up for an exciting new season with multiple pre-season tournaments kicking off in August, including the Jubilee Cup memorial match between undefeated champions Goodwick United and West Wales Cup winners Hakin United.

The semi final draw for the Harrison Allen Bowl took place on Sunday (Jul 6) and it has paired Neyland against St Ishmaels, and Saundersfoot against Narberth.

St Ishmaels take Division Two lead with 30-run win over Narberth in top-table clash. Pembroke move second with victory over Burton.

The Pembroke County Bowls Division 2 encounter between promotion chasing Milford and their second side, St Katherines took place at Milford Bowling club on Saturday (Jul 5).

Cresselly extend Division One lead with eight-wicket win over Burton. Carew stay in touch while Herbrandston continue winning streak in weekend action.

Weekend cricket roundup: Fishguard lead Division 3, plus action across Divisions 4, 5 and 6 with promotion battles heating up.

Pembrokeshire Hockey Club has enjoyed a remarkable season across both senior and junior leagues, showcasing their growth and competitiveness.

Hook dominate Burton with 174-run win as Cresselly edge league leaders Narberth in thriller. Round-up of promotion and relegation battles.

Cresselly reclaim top spot in Division One with victory over Neyland. Round-up includes thrilling finishes and standout performances across the league.

The chase for the Albert Scourfield Cup in Division 3 has been forged by table topping Fishguard and their chasers from Pembroke Dock after both secured wins on Saturday (Jun 27) to open up a 28 point cushion over Hundleton.

Haverfordwest 2XI (129-1) pulled off a 9-wicket victory at the Hook Sports and Social Club against Hook 2XI (125ao).

Big wins for Narberth, St Ishmaels, Pembroke and Hook as the top four all win this week in Division Two.

Carew move back to top of the table in Division One, as Cresselly are handed their first defeat of the season by Herbrandston. We take a look at the game, plus big wins for Saundersfoot and Burton, in this week’s Division One Review.

Pembrokeshire Snooker fans were dazlled by Welsh star Matthew Stevens at the Waterloo Club for their annual presentation.

Cresselly leapfrogged Carew into the top of the table with an impressive 286-9 victory over their rivals, with Burton picking up a vital win over Saundersfoot in another exciting weekend of Pembrokeshire cricket.

Narberth remain top of the second division despite losing at home to Llechryd at the Lewis Lloyd Ground, St Ishmaels now hot on their heels after a convincing win at Cresselly 2XI.

Haverfordwest 4XI (99-5) emerged victorious by 5 wickets in the Division 5 encounter at the Athletic Ground when they defeated Neyland 3XI (98ao) on Saturday (Jun 14), former Neyland batsman Ian Lewis scored 43 (1x6;5x4) for the Town to back up debutant teenager George Twigg, whose off pin returned him 4-16 from his 5 overs.

Cresselly began their Colley Cup campaign with a victory over Herbrandston, with Lamphey also defeating Kilgetty.

Following his decision to step down as manager of Goodwick United, we sat down with Chris O'Sullivan to talk about his success at the club.