Pennod 11 Clwb2

-Subtitles

-Subtitles

-

-Subtitles

-Good evening and welcome to Clwb 2.

-We have a Chef de Mission

-on the show tonight.

-No, not Dudley.

-We haven't turned into

-a cookery programme.

-Our guest will lead

-the Welsh cycling team...

-..at the upcoming Commonwealth Youth

-Games in the Bahamas next year.

-We've got something tasty

-for everyone on this show.

-No more food jokes, I promise.

-Wrexham taking on North

-Ferriby United at The Racecourse.

-The Dragons

-were looking for their...

-..first back-to-back

-league wins of the season.

-Cardiff Devils were looking to avoid

-back-to-back league defeats.

-Clwb 2 features their ice hockey

-encounter with Belfast Giants.

-And if you haven't seen

-enough ice this week...

-..we've also got figure skating.

-That's the sport for

-our featured club this week.

-There's also Cyclo-cross.

-We'll follow the Welsh cyclists...

-..competing for the British

-Championship in Bradford last week.

-Not a food chef but a Chef de

-Mission joins me, Gerwyn Owen.

-You will lead the Wales team

-at the Commonwealth Youth Games.

-Sorry for the bad jokes.

-It sounds like an exciting year

-for you.

-Absolutely, to lead the team

-to the Bahamas...

-..it's a good foundation

-for young athletes.

-We're hoping to take

-around 40 athletes over.

-I'm really looking forward.

-I'm really looking forward.

-

-Thanks for joining us.

-We start with rugby tonight.

-The Scarlets suffered heartbreak

-this afternoon.

-Their game with Saracens

-finished in a draw.

-The final score was 22-22.

-That means they're out of

-the European Champions Cup.

-Saracens scored a try in the

-final minute to secure the draw.

-We start with the

-Foster's Challenge Cup on Clwb.

-The pool games come to an end

-next Wednesday.

-It's quite a race to the semi-final.

-A win for Cross Keys at Pandy Park

-would give them the lead in Pool 1.

-The home team got off to the

-perfect start after just 60 seconds.

-Fullback, James McCarthy,

-with the well-timed little kick...

-..and Matthew Powell scoring.

-Bedwas struck back

-within five minutes.

-Good passing by the forwards...

-..leading eventually to a try

-for the centre James S Dixon.

-The home side weren't going

-to be denied though.

-Leon Andrews set up this chance

-for Phil Williams.

-However, four tries for the visitors

-meant they claimed...

-..two bonus points in defeat.

-Despite that victory for Cross Keys,

-Bedwas or Newport will progress.

-That depends on the result of

-the final pool match on Wednesday.

-Llandovery started well with a try

-for Joseff Powell under the posts.

-A win for the home team

-would have seen them progress...

-..but the visitors

-had different ideas.

-Richard Rees set up this chance

-for Jack Price.

-The centre crossed to frustrate

-the hopes of the Quins.

-These two were scrabbling about

-at the bottom of Pool 2...

-..but Will Lewis intercepted and

-scored to give Swansea the lead.

-Llanelli bounced back taking

-advantage of a Swansea mistake.

-Good handling by the backs set up

-Tom Howell for a sprint to the line.

-That gave Llanelli

-the lead at half-time.

-The Scarlets were reduced to 14

-after a yellow card for Nathan Hart.

-Swansea took full advantage.

-A great run by Tudor Hughes

-setting up Jon Bayliss...

-..who offloads to Rhodri Wells

-for the score.

-That ensured a win for the Whites.

-That win for Llandovery means the

-Quins still need to beat Llanelli...

-..to make sure of

-reaching the knock-out rounds.

-Ebbw were the visitors to The Wern

-to take on the leaders in Pool 3.

-Things looked promising for the

-home team when Jake Crockett scored.

-There was a yellow card awarded

-to both sides in this game...

-..but Merthyr won comfortably

-with several tries to their name...

-..including this one for Matt Dwyer.

-Bargoed beat Pontypridd which means

-Merthyr have already won the pool.

-Cardiff's final home fixture

-of the competition...

-..ended in disappointment

-for the Blue and Blacks.

-Scrivens and Murphy combining

-early on to score for Bridgend.

-Cardiff responded with a try

-thanks to the quick thinking...

-..of their debutant

-fly half Oliver Jenkins.

-A quick tap and a try.

-However, Bridgend eventually emerged

-as the victors.

-They also scored the

-best try of the game.

-A searing run

-down the middle by Joe Gatt.

-Matthew Edwards was there to

-give it back to him for the score.

-Neath took the early lead

-against Aberavon.

-The Wizards struck back after a good

-run by Matthew Jenkins on the wing.

-Shaun Pearce took full advantage

-to score under the posts.

-Neath were the next to score.

-Chris Morgans took a quick tap

-and offloaded to Gavin Evans.

-He was held up short of the line.

-Scott Hicks was there to score

-his second try of the game...

-..for the Welsh All Blacks.

-The visitors weren't

-going to be denied.

-A kick by Steff Williams

-found Shaun Pearce.

-The winger sped away

-for his second try.

-That sealed the win for the Wizards.

-It's all to play for in Pool 4.

-One point separates

-the two at the top.

-Lowri Wynn there. The final round

-will be on Clwb next week.

-I'm joined by Gerwyn Owen.

-He is the Chef de Mission

-for the Welsh team...

-..at the Commonwealth Youth Games.

-I remember we showed highlights

-of the Commonwealth Youth Games...

-..from Samoa two years ago on Clwb.

-It looks like a great occasion.

-It's certainly a good foundation

-for the young athletes.

-It teaches them how to cope

-in multi-sport events.

-Usually, they go to some games

-or competitions...

-..and it's just their sport.

-To be multi-sport, going to the

-Bahamas helps the trip too.

-The experience they get

-from these games...

-..helps them develop as athletes.

-The names who have competed

-there in the past say it all.

-Geraint Thomas is one.

-It's quite a stage

-for young athletes.

-Certainly, Geraint Thomas

-as you say.

-Elinor Barker, Jazz Carlin,

-Chloe Tutton, I could go on.

-

-http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/wales/37074108

-http://www.jazz-carlin.com/

-ht

-

-om/chloemtutton?lang=en-gb

-We've competed at these games

-seven times...

-..since the first

-in Edinburgh in 2000.

-The foundation

-is the experience gained...

-..they can then develop

-into experienced athletes.

-That's particularly the case

-on the senior level.

-The people I've just named have all

-been seen at the Olympics too.

-They don't just compete for Wales

-but for Great Britain too.

-You're the Chef de Mission

-so take care of the team.

-What does that mean?

-A little of everything?

-Yes, I'm not Dudley,

-I don't cook for them.

-Chef de Mission means chief of

-the mission or head of delegation.

-You lead the team.

-I ensure they get there safely...

-..compete to their best ability

-and come home safely.

-We ensure that the atmosphere

-and environment is good for them.

-That's how they perform

-at their best.

-We certainly try

-to boost the athletes...

-..to ensure that they represent

-Wales and believe in Wales too.

-That's our hashtag, #creducymru...

-..it's to make sure they go there

-believing in themselves.

-I like that hashtag.

-I'm sure there'll be a chance

-for you to head...

-..to the Bahamas

-to keep an eye on things.

-Someone has to.

-I get that privilege!

-Unfortunately, I have to head out

-at the end of this month.

-It sounds good,

-but I fly in on Sunday night.

-I'm there for two days.

-I come back on Wednesday afternoon.

-I've got two and a half days to make

-sure everything's going to plan.

-I'll need to make connections...

-..and make sure we get the best for

-the team when we're there in July.

-We won nine medals last time.

-Everyone likes to count medals

-in any competition.

-Will Wales have a strong team

-this time?

-Absolutely, we don't give

-the youngsters a medal target.

-The experience they're gaining

-is the target.

-We took 15 athletes last time,

-we've got 40 this time.

-That includes

-a Women's Rugby Sevens Team.

-There are requirements for them...

-..to reach a certain standard

-to play for Wales.

-That's before they even

-go out to the Bahamas.

-Certainly there

-will be medals coming home.

-40 heading out, that's a big team.

-Thanks very much, we'll have more

-from Gerwyn later on.

-It's time for some ice hockey now.

-It's been going well

-for the Cardiff Devils this season.

-They're in the Elite League.

-Christmas and New Year

-have not been so kind.

-They had a huge game in the capital

-last night.

-It was 1st vs 2nd,

-Belfast Giants were the visitors.

-It was another big game

-in a packed stadium.

-Belfast got the first chance

-but the Devils held their ground.

-They scored one goal each

-in the first period.

-What a goal! Matthew Myers

-with this wonderful strike.

-It's no surprise

-that they celebrated.

-Myers had just stepped on to the ice

-and made an impression instantly.

-His puck whistled past the keeper,

-Jackson Whistle.

-The Devils picked up their second in

-the second period.

-Patrick Asselin

-finished another slick move.

-All was well in the capital city.

-Things changed with Belfast hauling

-them back within two minutes.

-The visitors kept possession

-for a long time.

-They didn't really

-threaten the Devils.

-With the defence

-dragged to the side...

-..there was space for Chris Higgins

-to get one back.

-Patrick Bordeleau was banned

-for the Devils.

-He's the usual enforcer.

-It was still

-a very competitive fixture.

-The crowd of 3,000 were over the

-moon with Gleason Fourmier here.

-The defender clearly trying

-to stamp his authority on the game.

-I think he succeeded.

-It's incredibly close between

-the two teams in the table.

-That was evident on the ice too.

-Belfast were pressing at the start

-of the final period.

-Anything the Devils could do,

-the Giants could too.

-A shot from distance by Jonathan

-Boxhill tied the game at 2-2.

-A beautiful shot by Boxhill.

-There was no doubt that Belfast

-were in charge by now.

-With the end of the game nearing,

-the Giants really went for it.

-They almost took the victory

-before overtime.

-The ice was red hot with the men

-and sticks all over the place.

-Somehow, the puck stayed out.

-It was 2-2 at the end of the game

-which meant overtime.

-The Devils got a chance...

-..but goalkeeper Whistle

-struck the right note.

-After that, it was a race between

-Fourmier and Chris Higgins.

-Despite the Devils man looking

-in control...

-..Higgins got to the puck

-and Belfast took the game.

-Despite us not wanting

-to see the Devils lose...

-..who doesn't enjoy

-seeing a moon walk?

-The defence was criminal,

-just not smooth enough.

-In the end, this thriller

-was bad for the Devils.

-Sorry about the puns.

-Despite the loss,

-the Devils remain top.

-.

-Subtitles

-Subtitles

-

-Subtitles

-Welcome back.

-Next up is cyclo-cross.

-It's had quite a bit of attention

-here on Clwb and S4C recently.

-The races happen

-on a cross-country course.

-There was excitement

-in Abergavenny last year.

-You might remember that

-the UK Series started in Wales.

-Wales was represented in Bradford

-at last week's British Championship.

-The Championships took place

-in the Pennines.

-There were races across two days

-to challenge the old and the young.

-The first Welsh rider to venture

-into the mud was Eluned King.

-The Queen of Towy Riders won silver

-in the Girls Under 16 Championship.

-It was good, better than I expected.

-I thought maybe if I was lucky,

-I could get top five.

-This course is quite technical.

-I'm not a technical rider but

-I have been working on my skills.

-It was only with half a lap to go

-that I realised I had half a chance.

-Second place in the race

-for Towy Riders is Eluned King!

-The race I did here last year

-was a complete mudbath.

-When I saw that the National

-Championships were in Bradford...

-..I thought "Oh, God, not Bradford

-again with all that mud".

-But it was a good course this year.

-Maddie Osborn from

-the Abergavenny Road Club...

-..finished eighth

-in the Girls U14 race.

-However, she is only 12 and seen

-as a future star of the sport.

-I did really well. I felt like

-I had a really good race today.

-My cleats were loose, I couldn't get

-clipped in and they kept slipping.

-After that, I felt that

-it went really well.

-I'm only first year...

-..so it's good to get the experience

-for my second year of U14s.

-One of the founders of the

-Abergavenny Club is Graham Edwards.

-He has mentored some big names

-including Rachel and Becky James.

-He was competing too, in

-the Men's Veteran 50+ Championship.

-National Championships are always

-good, wherever they're held.

-People from all over

-come together over two days.

-It's an amazing atmosphere

-and to ride in it is incredible.

-You'd never believe how

-tough it is out there today.

-To see Maddie do so well is amazing.

-She is only 12 years of age.

-A stunning ride.

-From the old to the young and

-to another Abergavenny rider...

-..Tom Crapper, who is 13.

-He loves riding his bike and

-obviously loves competing too.

-It was my kind of course because

-I'm a technical kind of person.

-We've got a lot of terrain by us.

-I've competed in roughly eight now

-and I'm really enjoying them.

-The Holy Spirit wasn't in the mud

-but the Son followed the Father.

-Paul Crapper won

-Community Coach of the Year...

-..at the 2016 Wales Sport Awards.

-Two of his pupils were here too.

-Two more from the James Dynasty,

-Megan and Ffion.

-It does suit me. I like the hills

-and I like technical, muddy races.

-It's pretty much

-the perfect course for me.

-I don't want to say too much

-before tomorrow.

-It suits Meg as well.

-She is really good technically.

-I think it's a great course

-but I'm not sure if it suits me.

-There's a couple too many hills.

-I'm just going to do what I can.

-Talking of the James family, doing

-the dirty work behind the scenes...

-..and clearing up the mud

-was the father, David.

-If anything happens to our bikes,

-he'll be there to change it.

-If it gets wetter overnight

-and gets muddier...

-..we'll have to change our bikes

-every couple of laps.

-He'll be in the pits

-helping us out at all times.

-The World Championships are

-in Luxembourg later this month.

-A lot of it goes

-on how we do tomorrow.

-If we get a really good result,

-we've a chance of being selected.

-That's the aim.

-The women are ready

-for the U23 race.

-This Bradford course, according

-to the men who raced earlier...

-..is a very technical one.

-Ffion and Megan James, the two

-sisters in the red of Abergavenny...

-..are at the front

-early in this race.

-In cyclo-cross,

-so much can change so quickly.

-Evie Richards has Ffion James

-right on her back wheel.

-Evie gets off her bike

-to go up the hill.

-She gets back on much quicker

-than Ffion.

-That shows the strength

-of Evie Richards...

-..who is wearing the rainbow colours

-of a world champion.

-She is starting to open up a gap.

-Here's a chance to see Megan James.

-Oh, she's fallen

-at the bottom of the hill.

-Maybe that is the end of Megan's

-hopes in the Junior race.

-She is back on and pushing hard...

-..but is it too late

-for a podium place?

-Despite the conditions, Evie

-Richards is showing her experience.

-She leads the way and Ffion James

-is now in third place.

-The blue shirt of Amira Mellor

-disappears around the corner.

-Evie Richards defends her British

-Championship here in Bradford.

-She'll defend the rainbow jersey in

-Luxembourg at the end of the month.

-I wonder if there will be a place

-in the team for Ffion James.

-She finishes third.

-It was a really tough course,

-both physically and technically.

-There was no rest on the descents...

-..because you were concentrating

-so hard to stay on your bike.

-Evie is the U23 World Champion

-and going really fast.

-She ended up getting away so I

-had a battle with Amira Mellor...

-..who ended up getting second.

-I got third so I was relatively

-pleased with that.

-There we go, plenty of excitement

-in the cyclo-cross.

-Ffion James mentioned hoping

-to be chosen for the British team.

-She has been chosen

-for the World Championship team.

-She'll be competing in Luxembourg

-at the end of the month.

-Good luck to her.

-I'm joined by Gerwyn Owen.

-He is in charge of the Wales team

-at the Commonwealth Youth Games.

-Gerwyn, we saw some cycling there.

-Geraint Thomas

-is one of Wales' stars.

-Disappointing news that next year...

-..he won't be competing at the

-Commonwealth Games due to a clash.

-No, it's a disappointment

-for the team.

-The good thing is that Welsh cycling

-has some good depth.

-What happened over the weekend

-showed that.

-I think it will be the women's turn

-on the Gold Coast.

-Elinor Barker and Becky James in

-particular will be going for medals.

-It's a shame but, I think

-there's strength in Welsh Cycling.

-I think we'll still make the podium

-at the Gold Coast games.

-You will be there too. Bahamas

-this year, Gold Coast next year.

-How close are the two competitions?

-You work on one and go

-to the other too...

-..how much help is that

-in your role?

-It's important.

-What we try to do with the Wales

-team is ensure that the image...

-..atmosphere and environment

-are good for the team.

-We're hoping whoever goes

-to the Bahamas...

-..and maybe break through

-to the Gold Coast...

-..can get the same support

-and atmosphere from Team Wales...

-..to ensure they perform

-at their best.

-We're trying to carry that image on.

-Our main aim is the Commonwealth

-Games on the Gold Coast.

-But every games is a stepping stone.

-But every games is a stepping stone.

-

-We're looking forward to that.

-We're off on the ocean waves now

-and the Vendee Globe sailing race.

-We've followed it since they set off

-around the world in November.

-Welshman Alex Thomson

-is hoping to create history...

-..as the first British sailor

-to win the race.

-In the Vendee Globe...

-..it's still a battle between

-Armel Le Cleac'h and Alex Thomson.

-The Frenchman

-crossed the Equator first...

-..but the Welshman was closing in.

-Champagne day at the moment,

-we're going pretty fast.

-It's a bit patchy

-but still going pretty good.

-Still working on the foil.

-You can see that down here.

-The routing is saying it's about 11

-or 12 days into the Sables d'Olonne.

-Hopefully, there will be

-an opportunity to catch up.

-Hopefully, Armel will be

-slowing down shortly...

-..and I will be still going strong.

-Keep your fingers crossed.

-I'm working hard. See what happens.

-Alex wasn't the only one

-in good spirits.

-Jeremie Beyon, in third place...

-..had cut 500 miles on the top two

-in three days...

-..before the weather

-slowed him down.

-It was a tough night.

-I watched the clouds gather above me

-and in time...

-..I was at a standstill

-for many hours.

-No wind at all.

-It wasn't an easy journey.

-Armel and Alex now

-have to conquer the Doldrums.

-It's another physical

-and mental challenge.

-Not all plain sailing at the moment.

-Had a terrible night last night.

-I did one or two knots for most of

-the night and into this morning.

-Today's not been too bad.

-There's been some wind.

-Hopefully, the next 24 hours won't

-be as painful as the model suggests.

-Fingers crossed.

-With Alex Thomson's Hugo Boss within

-64 miles of Banque Populaire...

-..Armel Le Cleac'h

-is getting worried.

-Nothing is easy. It's an unusual

-situation which is also worrying.

-I am at my wits' end as far as the

-weather forecasts are concerned.

-If things went Alex's way,

-it would be hard to take, mentally.

-But that's the way it is.

-Despite the fierce racing,

-Alex takes a moment...

-..to watch his new friend

-showing off his skills.

-This is my bird friend

-who is a flying fish hunter.

-There he goes,

-he'll dive down to a flying fish.

-Go on. Go on.

-Like a bird of prey.

-Oh, there he goes.

-Almost as remarkable is the fact

-that only about 100 miles...

-..separate Armel and Alex

-after 70 days of racing.

-There is less than

-a week's sailing...

-..before they return

-to Les Sables d'Olonne.

-Only a brave man would predict

-whether the Welsh or the French...

-..will be the first

-to cross the finishing line.

-Good luck to Alex Thomson

-as that race nears its conclusion.

-Gerwyn Owen will be at the Youth

-Commonwealth Games this summer.

-You'll be there as a volunteer but

-your main job is at Plas Menai...

-..as Academy Manager

-for Disability Sport Wales.

-Your officials are always on

-the lookout for talent in Wales...

-..even when shopping

-at the supermarket.

-Definitely.

-We've been looking at sailing.

-Stephen Thomas has been

-to the last three Paralympic Games.

-We found him

-whilst shopping at Tesco.

-Someone noticed that he

-had prosthetic legs.

-Here he is out in Rio.

-He was a rugby player before

-he suffered from meningitis.

-He had to have both legs amputated.

-We knew there was potential.

-He was over six feet tall

-and very muscly.

-Sailing was looking for someone

-with Stephen Thomas' profile.

-We went up to him and asked if he

-would like to try sailing.

-He said he'd never even

-been in a boat!

-He didn't like going on the water

-because it made him feel sick.

-We put him in touch with the British

-team and the rest is history.

-It strikes me that they achieve

-so much in the world of sport...

-..but every day is a battle

-for people with disabilities.

-It's a huge leap for them

-to step into the sporting world.

-They have many hurdles to overcome,

-whatever their disability...

-..just to live from day to day.

-When we at Disability Sport Wales

-ask them to take up sport...

-..it can be difficult for them.

-There is so much on the horizon and

-it's great to hear about your work.

-Gerwyn will stay with us and after

-the break, we have some football.

-.

-Subtitles

-Subtitles

-

-Subtitles

-Welcome back.

-Clwb Ni is next on the show.

-This week it's

-Deeside Ice Skating Club.

-The club was formed back in 1974.

-The year I was born.

-That's over 40 years ago.

-I started skating at the age of 11.

-Not long after the club started.

-It was started

-by a group of parents.

-We've gone on to do shows.

-I've gone from being in the shows

-to choreographing numbers...

-..and then on to directing

-the show for a number of years.

-It's great for the kids to

-get some experience of skating...

-..in front of audiences

-and getting more confidence.

-It's the first stage

-they'll have ever been on...

-..and it's a big stage to fill.

-When Dancing on Ice was on skaters

-just kept walking through the door.

-Now, it's a lot harder and you have

-to fight for every bit of business.

-We've done a lot of promotion this

-year.

-At the end of March we had 36

-skaters going into the new season.

-We've now got 75.

-We started an on-ice cheer-leading

-team for the Dragons hockey team.

-We are definitely the first in Wales

-and as far as we know...

-..the first on-ice cheer-leading

-team in the country.

-We started the synchronised skating

-a couple of months ago.

-Skating together and doing

-the same steps at the same time.

-It's proved quite popular.

-We're hoping to form teams

-and compete later on in the year.

-I saw some skating

-and I just wanted to try it.

-I started when I was eight.

-It's fun because it's totally

-different to everything else.

-You make friends quite quickly.

-I got a little bit nervous

-but then I made lots of friends.

-Then I got really good at ice

-skating and I just loved it.

-It's a getaway from it all.

-If you're getting upset about

-other people from school...

-..it's a nice place

-to get away from that.

-You get to see

-all your true friends.

-When you do comps

-you get cheers from everyone.

-The parents are fabulous.

-They run the committee and

-put in so much time and effort.

-There's aunties, uncles,

-grandmas and grandads.

-They all help out.

-It makes it a nice,

-friendly place to be.

-It's a great community for kids.

-Thanks to the Deeside Ice Skating

-Club for the warm welcome.

-They weren't at all frosty.

-We aren't moving

-very far away either.

-It's off to Wrexham next

-and The Racecourse.

-North Ferriby United

-were the visitors yesterday.

-Hare to Armstrong.

-Oliver is in support.

-Oliver got the ball back.

-He found Bateson in space.

-Bateson beat his man.

-That was an important tackle

-from Riley.

-Carrington to McLeod.

-Carrington continues his run.

-He gets the ball back.

-The cross and the header out

-falls to Rooney!

-Watson with the save.

-Penn to McLeod.

-McLeod's first touch found

-Carrington in space.

-Carrington to White.

-The ball falls for Rutherford.

-Back to McLeod!

-What a wonderful goal.

-That's a great first goal

-for Wrexham by Izale McLeod.

-After thirty minutes,

-the home team are ahead.

-I doubt you'll see a better shot

-than this one this weekend.

-Jennings.

-He spreads it to Carrington

-once more.

-Barry.

-Carrington collects the pass.

-The cross went in to the far post.

-It came out to Rooney!

-That's another outstanding save...

-..from the young goalkeeper

-Rory Watson.

-Penn to Carrington.

-Rooney had more than enough time

-to turn.

-Rooney, he feints

-and almost fools himself!

-The shot was pretty simple

-for Watson in the end.

-SECOND HALF

-Carrington to Barry.

-McLeod offers himself.

-Barry gets the space.

-This is Rooney. Rooney.

-He shoots!

-Watson collects it.

-Jennings found White in space.

-Rutherford makes a run,

-the ball rebounds to White.

-It's an outstanding save

-by Rory Watson.

-At the moment, the young goalkeeper

-is the only thing...

-..between North Ferriby

-and a hammering by Wrexham.

-Rooney with the ball forward

-to Massanka.

-Massanka against Watson.

-Once again, Watson, who's having

-a stormer, makes the save.

-Rooney takes it short.

-He gets the pass back.

-Rooney crosses to Jennings.

-Jennings mistimed his run.

-He almost scored with his chest.

-Hare, that's pretty slack

-from North Ferriby.

-Massanka has a chance to

-run at the defence.

-Massanka turns.

-He shoots!

-It's hit the post!

-Dear me, that would have been

-a wonderful goal on his debut.

-Rooney!

-His shot goes wide.

-Two more great chances for Wrexham.

-Massanka's shot

-was pushed out to the post.

-Rooney's curled effort

-just missed the target.

-Rooney has bags of room.

-He is enjoying himself

-this afternoon.

-He goes past the defence.

-The save from Watson.

-He's determined to try for a goal.

-Maybe he should have passed it, he

-did have a free red shirt near by.

-We asked the lads before the game

-for three points and a clean sheet.

-It was a chance to get back-to-back

-wins for the first time this season.

-They've gone and done it.

-If the goal had been scored

-in the Premiership...

-..you'd see it a few times.

-He needs to get match fit and sharp.

-I hope he's scoring goals

-like that on a regular basis...

-..before the end of the season.

-Wrexham are finally closer

-to the play-offs than relegation.

-They have a derby

-in Chester on Saturday.

-That huge derby match will be

-on Clwb 2 next Sunday night.

-Wrexham versus Chester,

-I can't wait.

-Gerwyn Owen has been

-keeping us company on Clwb 2.

-Thank you for sharing

-your valuable time with us.

-You're preparing for that big youth

-event with Wales in the Bahamas.

-The success of athletes

-like Tanni Grey-Thompson...

-..and Aled Sion Davies has

-given the impression that Wales...

-..is a leading light

-in the paralympic world.

-Do you agree with that opinion?

-Our aim is to make

-all sport inclusive.

-The challenge is to

-make it all-inclusive.

-Both at the lowest levels

-and at the very top.

-People like Tanni and Aled

-have been there waving the flag...

-..for people with disabilities.

-You have these

-exciting events coming up now.

-Aled Sion is an inspiration in

-either British or Welsh colours.

-Most athletes who have competed at

-that level tell me that they were...

-..most proud when they

-turned out in Welsh colours.

-I think we all feel

-something a bit special...

-..when we go out there

-and wave the Welsh flag.

-Aled Sion is quite a character.

-Tanni Grey was there first though.

-But you need role models and

-characters like Aled Sion Davies.

-A character is

-the best description of Aled.

-He never forgets his roots.

-He really encourages

-other athletes to excel...

-..and they don't have to be

-paralympic athletes either.

-He conveys a strong character.

-We have to cherish him and because

-of his particular discipline...

-..he could still be out there

-competing for twenty years.

-He's someone to be proud of.

-He certainly one of our current

-stars that children look up to.

-I know there's

-a lot of work still to do...

-..but do you see the landscape

-changing for Paralympic athletes?

-Absolutely.

-After we came back from Rio,

-everyone was proud of the team.

-The Paralympic team

-and the Olympic team.

-They are athletes

-at the end of the day.

-Thanks very much for joining us.

-Good luck this year and next year.

-It's a busy period for Gerwyn.

-It's a busy period of sport

-for S4C too.

-Sgorio is back tomorrow night

-and next Saturday.

-We'll see you next Sunday on Clwb.

-Goodnight.

-S4C Subtitles by Testun Cyf.

-.