Special award for Brian Jones at Carmarthen Town Sports Awards evening

There was a special award to Castell Howell food boss Brian Jones at the Carmarthen Town Sports Awards evening held at the Carmarthen Quins rugby clubhouse.
Mr Jones was presented with his 'special achievement' award by Carmarthen Town Mayor Councillor Phil Grice.
The winners of the two senior sports personality categories were Carmarthen Harriers athletics star Dewi Griffiths and London 2012 Paralympics medallist Claire Williams.
Full results -
Senior Male
1 Dewi Griffiths Athletics
2 James Davies Rugby
Senior Female
1 Claire Williams Athletics
2 Caryl Jones Athletics
U 13s Junior Male
1 Elis Lewis Athletics
2 Owen Roberts Cycling
U 13s Junior Female
1 Carys Jones Athletics
2 Ceri Burgis Squash
3 Heledd Hunt Cycling
U 16s Intermediate Male
1 Steffan Jones Cricket & Rugby
2 Nikita Neary Athletics
3 Daniel Jones Rugby & Cricket
U 16s Intermediate Female
1 Jessica Roberts Cycing
2 Kelly Rogers Cricket
3 Bethan Lewis Surfing & Table Tennis
U 19s Youth Male
1 Scott Davies Cycling
2 Kyran Roberts Athletics
3 Josh Dragone UK 8 Ball Pool
U 19s Youth Female
1 Awen Rosser Athletics
Erin Walters Athletics
Ffion Walters Athletics
Junior Team
1 Carmarthen District Rugby
2 Carmarthen Water Polo
3 Carmarthen Harriers
Senior Team
1 Carmathen Wanders Cricket Club
2 Carmarthen Quins
Coach/Organiser/Volunteer
1 John Evans Carmarthen Water Polo
2 Delyth Brown Carmarthen Harriers Athletics
3 Mair Phillips Karate
The award evening was hosted by Richard Gealy.
The guest speaker was Robert Lloyd.

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