There are occasions when some things are very hard to write. This is one of those occasions. There comes a time in everyone’s lives when God takes away more than he gives. Maesteg Quins are going through this period, with a recent line of fine club stalwarts being taken away from us. The latest being Club President, Jimmy ‘Nic’ Nicholas. Hailing from Margam Street, Cymer, a deeply ingrained community spirit went a step further when at fifteen years old, Jim dived into a swollen river Afan to save an eight-years old child; who had fallen into the river from twenty feet and had been knocked .....
Saturday, November, 28th, 2015. Maesteg Quins 17 – 17 Bonymaen SWALEC Division One As Bonymaen centre Mark Simons teed up the eminently kickable .....
Saturday November 4th 1899 121 years ago today the first Maesteg Harlequins match was played away to Tondu A. Just under a month earlier in South .....
1998-1999 Maesteg Quins 32-3 Bryncoch .....
Ah well. Another lockdown. So lets get our dose of rugby with a look back at the past games played on 24th October... Today’s the Day – 24th Octobe.....
Hugh Williams-Jones @VOC201608/04/2021 20:28:19Good morning @BryncethinRFC @bridgendathrfc @WaterWheelers @MaestegQuinsRFC @NantymoelR @pencoedrfc Would you be ki… https://t.co/6qLZ0OZYMNRetweeted by MaestegQuinsRFC
Emily O’Driscoll @BucksPhys28/03/2021 16:28:55Calling on rugby players in Wales! I am collecting data on concussion for my masters dissertation & any help would… https://t.co/mv1L9jDyKORetweeted by MaestegQuinsRFC
Maesteg Harlequins ⚫️🔴 @MaestegQuinsRFC26/03/2021 22:00:32France are so french 🤣 What a championship! #PivacOut #NorthsFinished #PassItOut
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