The Club’s Annual General Meeting will take place at Rhiwbina Recreation Club on Friday 8th May. Start time is 6.00pm. All members are encouraged to attend.
Steve Juniper, Secretary Rhiwbina RFC
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The Club’s Annual General Meeting will take place at Rhiwbina Recreation Club on Friday 8th May. Start time is 6.00pm. All members are encouraged to attend.
Steve Juniper, Secretary Rhiwbina RFC
Sat 25th Oct 2025
Rhiwbina faced Aberavon Quins in the second round of the WRU 2nd Division Cup.
The Quins play in Division 2 West Central and had won all 3 league games this season.
This was always going to be a tough task for the young squirrels, but having said that, Rhiwbina had their best start of the season with 2 early tries, racing into a 14-0 lead
However, a Rhiwbina yellow card allowed the Quins to get 2 quick tries of their own.
Just before half-time Rhiwbina were awarded a penalty which they duly converted
Half-time Rhiwbina 17 Quins 14
With Rhiwbina having the wind in the first half, being 17-14 up was always going to be a tough score to defend.
As with previous games, Rhiwbina had plenty of opportunities to score but just couldn’t get over the line.
Quins kept the scoreboard ticking over, scoring 31 unanswered points.
A disappointing end to the game but a first half that the young Rhiwbina side can be proud of.
We wish the Quins best of luck in their cup run
All cup results can be seen at:
Rugby fixtures, results and tables service for Wales : All Wales Sport

A tough day at the office for the Squirrels First XV.
As a contest this game was effectively over in the first 15 to 20 minutes against a well drilled Quins side.
The only way Rhiwbina could get anything out of this game was to score a 4 try bonus point.
Rhiwbina scored 2 tries and pressurised the Quins line for long periods but couldn’t make it count. In effect this has been Rhiwbina’s Achilles heel over the past few seasons – bags of possession and territory but coming away with nothing to show for it.
Next up in the league is Llantwit Fardre – lets hope for better things this time!

From U6s to U16s we provide a structured pathway for children to grow in the game, progressing into the Youth and Senior teams.
Rhiwbina RFC is aligning its approach to the Foundations Framework Wales, a national good practice guide developed by SportsWales to support clubs to deliver safe, fun, and developmental sport and physical activities for children ages 3 to 11.
