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Dragons Look to Lift First Reebok Regional Title

Dragons U18 reached the Reebok Regional Championship final last night when they defeated Blues U18 in a winner takes all pool game at Taffs Well.

Gemma James | 07/12/2007

The Dragons U18 reached the Reebok Regional Championship final last night when they defeated Blues U18 in a winner takes all pool game at Taffs Well.

After three seasons of disappointment, the Gwent region were celebrating their first real success thanks to a 32-19 victory over the old enemy. First half tries from Adam Hughes and Craig Attwell put the Dragons U18 in charge and second half scores from Tom James, Tom Driver and Ieuan Coombes settled the issue. Outside half Danny Ellis kicked three conversions and a penalty, whilst the Blues U18 who were within three points at 22-19, with ten minutes remaining, scored tries through outstanding scrum-half Rhys Downes, full-back James Loxton and centre Will Rees-Hole.

Ian Smerdon added two conversions, but it was not enough to deny the Dragons U18 their opportunity of lifting a first Reebok Regional title.

Dragons U18 Team Manager Billy Vyvian said: "We are absolutely delighted for the boys. They have worked so hard this season and now, they have got their just rewards. The coaches Gareth Lintern, Matthew Black and Dai Jones have done a tremendous job with the team. We know what lies ahead, the momentum is with us now and we're confident that we can go one better."

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