Carmarthen Journal has Deano sliding in
While the Llanelli Star went with Tarw in full flowAnother Tim Reilly photo extravaganza
Captain Col turns up early 
Jon Kerr: 'aving a look
John Horwood adds his weight
Newson collared
''I'm not sticking my head in there"
help! he's a big un
Tarw kicks ahead
jumpin' has the ball in his sights
Deano slids over for his score
Bonar and Rich offer congrats
"2 points for a conversion"
Juice finds some room
Tony half tackled
Simon finds a gap and...
full steam ahead
Everyone awaits the collision of these two juggernaut packs
dancing Dean
Rowlands hits the turbo
kerr slides in for No1
and then No2
Jason happy at 1/2 time
but not with Tony
Tony "Cooper" Whittaker: just like that
A thoughtful Captain
Warriors about to hold jumble sale
your supposed to swop at the END of the game
Gwilym checks whose on the naughty list
Jon Kerr
Coach overjoyed with Kerr's fantastic all round performance and two early tries (maybe)
more encouragment
Roger: classic pose
and again
Jason gets 'ahead'
YOO HOO Jason! throw it to me!
stretch
good ball from Murphy
Big Al on the crash
Dai Ed tackles Dai Spriggs
turnstyle clear the danger
Andrew John into the tackle
Andrew John through the tackle
Tony goes wide
and cuts back in
Warriors in for the ball
Lulu sets up ruck
dai Ed lends his weight (9 stone 6)
maul for the ball
Warriors get it clear
Jon Kerr tackled
but still gets the pass in
Newson with ball up his jumper (possibly)
Nusiance operates exstending arm to catch Turnstyle
hello sailor
not such a good line out
but Rog wins it somehow
Mike James on the charge
On to fotos
Fotos close up
out to Tony
Kerr behind the posts
for try No 3
wild celebrations ensued
the old 'tap on the other shoulder' fools Kerr
Rich Evs (Turn style) and Tarw compete for the ball
Adam 'Cochyn' Painter signals another Warriors try
Kerr trying to keep up
Foto through past one tackle
but into another
Simon overjoyed at another excellent victory
Meredith spots fly on Tony
another job done
jason, Mike, Roger and Al
thumbs up from Deano
Spriggs milks it
Jumpin' and fotos bring up the rear
the fearsome Rowlands
Warriors team: (Back row) Tony Whittaker, Chris Spriggs, John Horwood, Adam Painter, Mike James, dean Gilasbey, Chris Bonar, Jon Jones, Dai Newson, Jon Kerr, Andrew John, James Davies, Lee Rowlands, Dave Duley (ref), (front row) Meredith Pugh, Simon Jenkins, Gwilym Lewis, Colin Talcon (Cpt), Jason Jenkins, David Edwards, Richard Evans, Roger Thomas
Match Programme: WRW & Mike Reilly logos added The Warriors managed to gain another victory, this time against a select team from the town's Turn Syle Sports Bar. The Sports bar was a real mixture of rugby novices and experienced players. They managed to put together some excellent rugby but the Warriors were full of confidence after recent good results. Jon Kerr set a new record for tries in a season as he scored his 3rd hatrick of the season, again equalling the record for tries in a match.
Llanelli Warriors 33 Turn Style Sports bar 19
The Warriors continued their unbeaten start to 2005 with a fine win over Station Road’s Turn Style Sports Bar. The dry conditions aided a running game which helped this enjoyable and entertaining fixture.
A physical match a number of the Warriors put in good performances to make it a true team effort to gain victory.
The game was refereed by new Scarlet Dave Duley allowing the Warriors a taste of Southern Hemisphere interpretations before their tour of New Zealand this summer and they coped well enough despite the odd query. Jonathan Kerr stole the show claiming his 3rd hatrick of the season and (already) setting a new record for tries in the season, passing Dai Newson’s 5 year old record of 11. He also slotted two conversions to leave him on 75 points this term and did his share of the defensive duties to secure man of the match. It was still hard luck on flanker Simon Jenkins who made one of Kerr’s tries with a fantastic blind side break. He ran and tackled hard and slotted two conversions of his own in a fine display. Others to show up well were Richard Evans who put some fine tackles in while Tony Whittaker and Dai Newson kept the home side busy. They got another score when flanker Gwilym Lewis put Dean Gilasbey over in the corner.
The Warriors didn’t have it all their own way though, even though they never lost the lead gained through a trademark Andrew John interception, the game was entertaining because of the part the Turn Style XV played in proceedings. Strong at eight and nine and using the experience of Leighton Porter alongside the vision of Chris Toddler they played plenty of rugby. Mervin Phillips and Simon Evans both got over but they saved the best for last when Lee Williams broke free and outpaced the cover to make a final try for Chris Spriggs. Their scoring was completed with conversions from Dai Keenan and Adam Mayers. It wasn’t enough to win the game but their young side did themselves proud.
The Warriors were pleased with such a complete performance and hope it will carry them through a tough ‘6 Nations’ period starting next Sunday with their rematch against the Cambrian XV (6/2/05)
Warriors: Lee Rowlands (Dai Spriggs), Richard Evans (Meredith Pugh), James Davies, Andrew John, Tony Whittaker, Jonathan Jones (Alun Stephens), Dean Gilasbey, Colin Talcon (Cpt) (Dai Edwards), Jason Jenkins, Chris Bonar (Mike James), John Horwood (Roger Thomas), Jonathan Kerr, Simon Jenkins, Dai Newson, Gwilym Lewis.
Tries: Jon Kerr (3), Dean Gilasbey, Andrew John
Conversions: Jon Kerr (2), Simon Jenkins (2)
Man of the match: Jon Kerr
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