Aberavon RFC

Aberavon RFC is a rugby football union club located in the industrial South Wales town of Port Talbot. Founded in 1876, The Wizards are a member club of the Welsh Rugby Union and moved to its present home, the Talbot Athletic Ground, in 1907.

The side was christened "The Wizards of the West" by a journalist in reaction to the brilliant back play of the 1920's. The well-known red and black hoops were adopted during the 1950’s and the wizard emblem soon followed.

The club have produced a number of Internationals and British & Irish Lions, including Allan Martin, and have reached the Welsh Cup Final in 1974, 1975 and 2011.

Since leagues were introduced in 1990-91, Aberavon have been crowned Division One Champions four times (1994-95, 1996-97, 2000-01, 2001-02) and have been in the Premiership since 2003 when regional rugby began in Wales.

Several of the current Ospreys squad have passed through Aberavon's ranks; flankers Justin Tipuric and James King, centre Ashley Beck, and scrum-half Rhys Webb. All five have all gone on to play for Wales with Tipuric also playing for the British & Irish Lions in their successful tour of Australia in 2013.

This simple app shows the fixtures and results of Aberavon RFC for the current season, the current WRU Principality Premiership table, and also shows the latest team details.