Ammanford closed the gap at the top of the first division by getting the better of a draw against Port Talbot Town at the Park in Saturday's match sponsored by Gravell Plant Ltd.
It was not an entirely relaxing half-term break for five Llandovery College students who took part in the Army Sport Climbing Championships at the Welsh International Climbing Centre near Trelewis.
Friends of Maesydderwen Comprehensive School, Ystradgynlais, hosted their annual sports evening for their feeder schools recently with the traditional netball and sevens rugby on offer.
Cwmaman Bowls Club 83
Tumble 56
Cwmaman Bowls club continued the good work with a ten-point haul against visitors Tumble at Cwmaman Park green on Saturday.
Gwaun-cae-Gurwen's bowlers were celebrating their first league win with a convincing victory by 46 shots against visiting Briton Ferry Town at Parc y Werin green on Saturday.
Cwmaman, defeated in their opening league match the previous week, bounced back to open their account with a fine victory as a late flourish handed them a narrow success away at Tyrfran.
Ammanford Town entertained Calsonic on their home green and took 12 points in spite of the normally dependable Dai Turvey having perhaps his worst off-day ever, losing by 20 shots.
