THE OPENING HOURS AT MOUNTAIN ASH RFC FOR THE WEEK COMMENCING MONDAY 01st DECEMBER WILL BE AS FOLLOWS.
Monday 01st December the clubhouse will be closed.
Tuesday 02nd December the clubhouse will be open from 7pm until 11pm.
Wednesday 03rd December the clubhouse will be closed.
Thursday 04th December the clubhouse will be open from 7pm until 11pm.
Friday 05th December the clubhouse will be open from 12pm until 11pm.
Saturday 06th December the clubhouse will be open from 12pm until 11pm.
Sunday 07th December the clubhouse will be open from 12pm until 10.30pm.

This week’s (29/Nov/25) Lucky 4 numbers were 03/11/14/15

There were NO Lucky winners. Next week’s prize is £6,942.

Under the rules of The Gambling Act you must be over the age of 16 before you are allowed to enter a ticket in a lottery. Mountain Ash RFC can only award prizes to persons that are over the age of 16 years.

Please Note. All tickets entered for the Lucky 4 Draw must have the date of the draw you want your tickets to be entered in, and a contact telephone number.

Please Note. Prizes cannot be paid out on tickets that do not have the correct date and a contact telephone number. All prizes must be claimed within 28 days of the draw`s date. Mountain Ash RFC is licensed by The Gambling Commission. http://www.gamblingcommission.gov.uk

Participants are strongly urged not to place envelopes containing their Lucky 4 tickets through the club’s letterbox as they may get misplaced. It is strongly recommended that all entries are passed by hand to a member of the bar staff – this will ensure every ticket finds its way into the draw.

OPENING HOURS AT MOUNTAIN ASH RFC FOR THE WEEK COMMENCING MONDAY 24th NOVEMBER 2025.

THE OPENING HOURS AT MOUNTAIN ASH RFC FOR THE WEEK COMMENCING MONDAY 24th NOVEMBER WILL BE AS FOLLOWS.
Monday 24th November the clubhouse will be closed.
Tuesday 25th November the clubhouse will be open from 7pm until 11pm.
Wednesday 26th November the clubhouse will be open 7pm until 11p bem.
Thursday 27th November the clubhouse will be closed.
Friday 28th November the clubhouse will be open from 12pm until 11pm.
Saturday 29th November the clubhouse will be open from 12pm until 11pm.
Sunday 30th November the clubhouse will be open from 12pm until 10.30pm.

This week’s (22/Nov/25) Lucky 4 numbers were … 03/14/15/16

There were NO Lucky winners. Next week’s prize is … £6,753.

Under the rules of The Gambling Act you must be over the age of 16 before you are allowed to enter a ticket in a lottery. Mountain Ash RFC can only award prizes to persons that are over the age of 16 years.

Please Note. All tickets entered for the Lucky 4 Draw must have the date of the draw you want your tickets to be entered in, and a contact telephone number.

Please Note. Prizes cannot be paid out on tickets that do not have the correct date and a contact telephone number. All prizes must be claimed within 28 days of the draw`s date. Mountain Ash RFC is licensed by The Gambling Commission. http://www.gamblingcommission.gov.uk

Participants are strongly urged not to place envelopes containing their Lucky 4 tickets through the club’s letterbox as they may get misplaced. It is strongly recommended that all entries are passed by hand to a member of the bar staff – this will ensure every ticket finds its way into the draw.

OPENING HOURS AT MOUNTAIN ASH RFC FOR THE WEEK COMMENCING MONDAY 17TH NOVEMBER 2025.

THE OPENING HOURS AT MOUNTAIN ASH RFC FOR THE WEEK COMMENCING MONDAY 17th NOVEMBER WILL BE AS FOLLOWS.
Monday 17th November the clubhouse will be closed.
Tuesday 18th November the clubhouse will be open from 7pm until 11pm.
Wednesday 19th November the clubhouse will be closed.
Thursday 20th November the clubhouse will be open from 7pm until 11pm.
Friday 21st November the clubhouse will be open from 12pm until 11pm.
Saturday 22nd November the clubhouse will be open from 12pm until 11pm.
Sunday 23rd November the clubhouse will be open from 12pm until 10.30pm.

This week’s (15/Nov/25) Lucky 4 numbers were … 01/04/07/19

There were NO Lucky winners. Next week’s prize is … £6,541.

Under the rules of The Gambling Act you must be over the age of 16 before you are allowed to enter a ticket in a lottery. Mountain Ash RFC can only award prizes to persons that are over the age of 16 years.

Please Note. All tickets entered for the Lucky 4 Draw must have the date of the draw you want your tickets to be entered in, and a contact telephone number.

Please Note. Prizes cannot be paid out on tickets that do not have the correct date and a contact telephone number. All prizes must be claimed within 28 days of the draw`s date. Mountain Ash RFC is licensed by The Gambling Commission. http://www.gamblingcommission.gov.uk

Participants are strongly urged not to place envelopes containing their Lucky 4 tickets through the club’s letterbox as they may get misplaced. It is strongly recommended that all entries are passed by hand to a member of the bar staff – this will ensure every ticket finds its way into the draw.

On Friday 21st November at Mountain Ash RFC Clubhouse at 7pm.

Join us for a great evening celebrating 150 years of Mountain Ash RFC.

If you are a past player, then please take this notice as YOUR invitation to come along at 7pm on Friday 21st November 2025, to join us in celebrating 150 years of Mountain Ash RFC.

The Grand Reunion of Former Players celebrating 150 years of Mountain Ash RFC.

OPENING HOURS AT MOUNTAIN ASH RFC FOR THE WEEK COMMENCING MONDAY 10th NOVEMBER 2025

THE OPENING HOURS AT MOUNTAIN ASH RFC FOR THE WEEK COMMENCING MONDAY 10th NOVEMBER WILL BE AS FOLLOWS.
Monday 10th November the clubhouse will be closed.
Tuesday 11th November the clubhouse will be open from 7pm until 11pm.
Wednesday 12th November the clubhouse will be open from 7pm until 11pm.
Thursday 13th November the clubhouse will be open from 7pm until 11pm.
Friday 14th November the clubhouse will be open from 12pm until 11pm.
Saturday 15th November the clubhouse will be open from 12pm until 11pm.
Sunday 16th November the clubhouse will be open from 12pm until 10.30pm.

Mountain Ash RFC where you can get the best drinks at the very cheapest prices.

Come along and join us at Mountain Ash RFC where a warm welcome is always guaranteed.

This week’s (08/Nov/25) Lucky 4 numbers were … 01/02/08/18

There were NO Lucky winners. Next week’s prize is … £5,869.

Under the rules of The Gambling Act you must be over the age of 16 before you are allowed to enter a ticket in a lottery. Mountain Ash RFC can only award prizes to persons that are over the age of 16 years.

Please Note. All tickets entered for the Lucky 4 Draw must have the date of the draw you want your tickets to be entered in, and a contact telephone number.

Please Note. Prizes cannot be paid out on tickets that do not have the correct date and a contact telephone number. All prizes must be claimed within 28 days of the draw`s date. Mountain Ash RFC is licensed by The Gambling Commission. http://www.gamblingcommission.gov.uk

Participants are strongly urged not to place envelopes containing their Lucky 4 tickets through the club’s letterbox as they may get misplaced. It is strongly recommended that all entries are passed by hand to a member of the bar staff – this will ensure every ticket finds its way into the draw.

Mountain Ash 36 Bedwas 45

Old Firm Test Title Favourites

Although a defeat to the championship favourites at home, this was a far better performance from Mount. They were competitive throughout this extremely entertaining game and scored five tries against the visitors’ eight.

It was a windy, blustery day at Duffryn Pennar Park and it was the Old Firm who attacked first, taking play into Bedwas 22 where a pass 15 metres out rather than a kick through might have been the best option.

Bedwas went ahead in the 12^th minute after a penalty for a high tackle was kicked to 15 metres out where a catch and drive resulted in a converted try to make it 7-0 to the visitors.

Mount responded immediately and after pressure in the Bedwas 22, a high clearance kick was blown back to 5 metres out where backrow forward Rhys Pullman was first on the ball to drive over and score. Outside half Callum Hall converted superbly from the corner to make it 7-7.

Bedwas pressure in the Mount 22 was absorbed by the Old Firm where the Mount forwards even had the visitors nudging backwards at two 5 metre scrums.

The visitors went in front in the 25^th minute when quick ruck ball was moved into midfield where an attacker took the ball at pace and cut through a gap and linked with another player for a well-worked try which was converted to make it 14-7.

Once again the Old Firm responded in fine fashion. From an attack into the Bedwas 22, the ball was moved wide to full back Cushion who went for the outside break against the Bedwas wing, but although he was tackled 5 metres out, he managed to keep the ball alive with a bouncing pass to wing Steve Brittain who scored Mount’s second try. Hall again judged the wind superbly to convert from 10 metres in to make it 14-14.

With half time a minute or so away, the Old Firm took play into the Bedwas 22, but a breakout by the visitors in which their wing took play into the Mount 22 resulted in a try which went unconverted. From the restart, the Old Firm were awarded a penalty which Hall converted from 38 metres out to make it all to play for at half time as the visitors led 19-17.

The first 15 minutes of the second half were littered with tries. In the first minute a 50/22 to Bedwas followed by a catch and drive saw a penalty try awarded to put them 26-17 up.

Mount hit back valiantly a couple of minutes later. Scrum half Liam Jones passed to the narrow side to full back Cushion who broke through two tackles and got away, kicking on into the Bedwas 22 where outside half Hall won the race for the touchdown to the great delight of the Mount support to get his side back to 26-22 behind.

The visitors’ recycling and retention of the ball and support play was first class for most of the game. With their attacks seemingly going nowhere on the Mount 10 metre line, a break resulted in a try under the posts, with the conversion making it 33-22 after 47 minutes.

A quick penalty take by the Bedwas scrum half on the Mount 10 metre line ended in a try out wide with a well hit conversion making the score 40-22.

The Old Firm were far from finished as they hit back with a try from an attack after 53 minutes which saw centre Jamie Long run in from 15 metres out for a bonus point try to the delight of the Mount support, Hall converting to make it 40-29.

Then the game was turned on its head in the 62^nd minute when, from a scrum on the Mount 10 metre line, Bedwas moved the ball to the narrow side where outside half Hall intercepted and run 50 metres unopposed to score under the posts and convert to make it 40- 36 and “game on” with 18 minutes of play left.

The visitors composed themselves and their ball retention and recycling stood them in good stead as they scored in the corner to make it 45-36 which gave them some breathing space.

Mount once again attacked and pressure in the Bedwas 22 where two Mount players were quickly onto the isolated full back came to nothing as the visitors were awarded a penalty for them to breathe a sigh of relief.

A defeat for the Old Firm but a bonus point gained and the hope of an upturn in performances. The Mount team are well capable of competing in this division. They are scoring tries and if their defence can be improved to make it harder for opposition teams to score, the wins will come