All the action from the latest weekend in Pembrokeshire's top division of Cricket, as Saundersfoot take a firm grip at the top of the table as Neyland stun champions Carew.

There are some events you leave feeling genuinely better about the world. Saturday night's charity evening at Regency Hall, Saundersfoot, hosted by New Hedges Saundersfoot United FC, was one of them.

Saundersfoot (208-4) defeated Carew (83ao) to snatch their spot at the top of Division 1, as we look at all the action from the 7th week of Pembrokeshire Cricket's top flight.

Carew remain top of the table after a victory over rivals with Cresselly, whilst Saundersfoot stay hot on their tails with another good victory. Toby Hayman starred for Burton with an impressive 128.

The week's highest-scoring game saw Saundersfoot (265-8) beat Whitland (179ao) by 86 runs. After winning the toss and deciding to field, Whitland found themselves at the mercy of the Mansbridge family who got their side off to a fantastic start.

Johnston recorded a six wicket victory at the Racecourse on Saturday (May 23) over the oldest cricket club in Wales (1824) Haverfordwest to remain top of the league.

Hakin United are West Wales Cup champions once again. A solitary goal from Ashley Bevan, just before the half-hour mark, was enough to secure a second successive final triumph for Scott Davies' side.

Defending Division 1 champions Carew (89-2) continue to lead the table in defence of their crown having overcome neighbours Lawrenny (85ao) by 8 wickets on Saturday (May 9) writes Jonathan Twigg.

Defending champions Carew (111-0) took a march on their rivals on a rain-impacted league programme on Saturday (May 2) with a 10 wicket success at the Gerald Hicks Memorial Ground over visitors St Ishmaels.

Charlie Malloy starred with 8-57 and an unbeaten 53 as Herbrandston claimed a 10-wicket win at Lawrenny on the opening day of the 2026 Pembroke County Cricket League season.

The First Fishguard Rapidplay Chess Tournament attracted 60 entries from 20 clubs and became the largest event of its kind in Wales, featuring a UK first as a chess robot competed.

Haverfordwest secured a place in the European Play-Off Final with a dramatic penalty shoot-out victory over Barry Town United.

RAOB Social A clinched the Narberth Pool League title in dramatic fashion, coming from 6-7 down to win as David Lewis broke and dished to seal the championship.

Goodwick United are the 2026 Pembrokeshire Senior Cup winners, claiming the county's premier cup prize with a 3-1 victory over Monkton Swifts in front of a passionate crowd of 1,280 at a sun-soaked final.

Haverfordwest County confirmed their place in the JD Cymru Premier League European Play-Off places, with a trip to Barry Town United ahead, following a comprehensive 6-0 victory over already relegated Llanelli Town.

A glorious evening at the Ogi Bridge Meadow Stadium played host to the Division Two Cup Final, with an official attendance of 719 turning out to witness Johnston take on Hakin United 2nds.

British & Irish Lion and 87-capped Welsh international Shane Williams M.B.E. put on a platinum performance to light up the Torch Theatre on Saturday (Apr 4), writes Jonathan Twigg.

Monkton Swifts took a decisive step towards a second place finish, with a 2-1 home win over reigning champions Goodwick United.

Johnston booked their place in the Division Two Cup Final with a 2-0 win over Camrose at Little Castle Grove, Herbrandston, courtesy of second half goals from Luke Hayward and Charlie Hughes.

Haverfordwest County moved back into the coveted slot for a European play off place with a 1-0 victory over closest rivals Briton Ferry Llansawel, substitute Will Hughes with the all important goal in a scrappy encounter.