A bank holiday to remember for Burton Cricket Club as their first team were crowned champions of the second division after a truly dominant season from a quality and tightly knit team.

As the Pembrokeshire Cricket season nears its conclusion, we take a look at the Division One Relegation battle with a number of teams vying for survival.

St Clears got off to the perfect start to life in Pembrokeshire Division Three, with a 4-1 victory over newly promoted Camrose 2nds.

Hakin United's young 2nds team got off to a winning start in Pembrokeshire Division Two, with a 2-0 victory over Merlins Bridge 2nds.

Carew recorded a comfortable victory over Lawrenny to lift the Alec Colley Cup in what was great advert for local cricket. The match was brilliantly officiated by Jonathan Williams and Ian Gow, with Julie Davies and Chris Williams scoring.

Carew recorded an emphatic victory over their local rivals Cresselly, winning by a huge 197 runs, moving within eight points of league leaders Neyland ahead of their much-anticipated clash this coming Saturday.

In a crucial relegation battle in the First Division, St Ishmaels secured a vital victory over Llangwm, winning by six wickets in a low-scoring encounter.

Hakin United got their Pembrokeshire Division One campaign off to the perfect start, with a thumping 5-0 victory over Merlins Bridge on Tuesday 20th August 2024.

Burton Cricket Club have sealed promotion to Pembrokeshire Division One following their victory over Pembroke on Saturday 17th August 2024.

Goodwick United came out on top of a hard-fought contest against Clarbeston Road, thanks to a second half double from Rhys Jones, as both teams prepare for another exciting season of Pembrokeshire league football.

Pennar Robins have made some statement signings in an exciting summer for the club.

Herbie picked up all twenty points to stay top of the table with just three games left to play, Llechryd now sit in the drop zone and in real danger of relegation.

Nail biting climax to the season awaits as several teams across the top two division fight tooth and nail for every point as they look to avoid the drop.

We spoke to Haverfordwest head coach Simon Lepetit ahead of the new season.

Cresselly's under 15s were crowned Pembrokshire champions as they won their final against another quality team in Kilgetty.

A result that sends shockwaves across the county and leaves both ends of the table wide open with it all to play for.

Tenby Coach Andrew Barlow gives us an insight into how pre season has gone at Heywood Lane.

A dominant first half display saw Hakin United lift the Joe Lennon trophy with a 5-1 victory over local rivals Milford United.

We sat down with Goodwick United manager Chris O'Sullivan as his League winning team prepare for another season at the top of Pembrokeshire Football.