Match photos as League Champions Goodwick United defeated Merlins Bridge 3-0 in pre-season to lift the Eddie Merry Trophy at Tregroes Park.

Young footballers from Pennar Robins U10s team conquered South Wales' highest peak, Pen-y-Fan, in a spirited fundraising effort to secure new equipment for their upcoming season.

Joe Cullen thrills darts fans at Hook Sports and Social Club exhibition, raising funds for charity and showcasing local talent.

Camrose 2nds clinch Division Four title. Manager Chris "Chunk" Davies discusses the team's journey, key moments, and future aspirations in Division Three.

In yesterday's second semi-final of the esteemed Joe Lennon tournament, recently promoted St Ishmael’s faced off against the mighty Vikings, Hakin Utd, at Marble Hall.

Neyland took one step closer to the title as they easily beat Haverfordwest.

Herbie know they can't afford to slip up with Burton hot on their heels, Johnston are a dangerous side who still need a win or two to be safe, it made for a thrilling clash.

It's been the story of the season Burton's batting blowing teams away but they took it to another level when Lamphey visited Oatfield Park.

Pembrokeshire teenager Lukas Davis scored on his international debut for Wales U15s, helping his team secure a 5-1 victory over Scotland.

In a great display of junior cricket Cresselly came out on top in the Under 13s final when they took on Hook.

Corey Riley's all round display played a huge part as his team saw of visitors Kilgetty.

Simon Richards is an excellent and dare I say popular umpire, we aren't the only ones to realise this as he's been rewarded with being given the Welsh Cup Final to officiate.

Division two's stand out teams met in an important game in the title race and it was a thriller.

Saundersfoot and Lawrenny met in the first division before they meet in the Harrison Allen Final next month.

Narberth needed a win when they made the short trip to Carew, the hosts had other ideas.

League leaders Neyland visited third place Cresselly in an important game in the title race.

Local sports star Jasmine Joyce from St Davids selected for Team GB in Women’s Rugby Sevens at the Olympics. Good luck, Jasmine, from all at Connect: Pembrokeshire!

Neyland was the venue as the MCC took on a Pembrokeshire in what was a great display of cricket.

As part of Haverfordwest's 200th year celebrations Town took on MCC at the Racecourse.

Neyland faced Carew at Burton in the final of the Duggie Morris cup and had enough quality to clinch the cup in tricky conditions.