Newly-signed Devils player Evan Mosey enjoyed his Ice Hogs experience in the American League and returned to Britain, in his view, a better player. Speedy American Mosey, originally from Downers Grove, has been added to the Devils team following the departure of defenceman Ben Blood to Finland’s Tappara. “Mosey is one of the fastest skaters […]

Welsh Athletics have selected strong and exciting senior and junior t teams to take part in a prestigious cross country event in Spain this weekend.

Former Nottingham Panther Evan Mosey has joined Cardiff Devils following the departure of Ben Blood. The Devils have moved quick to sign the Illinois-Born defenceman just 24 hours after Blood’s shock move to Finland.

Gareth Anscombe’s keeping of the Wales No.10 shirt was as much about protecting the player’s confidence as it was about beating Australia on Saturday, Warren Gatland has revealed. The Wales coach has stuck with Anscombe at outside-half to take on the Wallabies, even though Biggar was available again after sitting out the game against Scotland because it fell outside the official Test window. Northampton-based Biggar has very much been Gatland’s go-to man in recent seasons and 39 of his last 40 caps have been earned from a starting spot.

Neil Warnock has revealed Cardiff City will be his last job in football. The Bluebirds manager – who insists he is determined to keep the club in the Premier League – has this season and next remaining on his contract. But as Warnock prepares to face Brighton in Saturday’s early kick-off, he has revealed that he will not be looking for another position when his time in Wales comes to an end.

Wales have made three changes to their starting XV to face Australia in Cardiff on Saturday. Tomas Francis, Adam Beard and Josh Adams all come into the starting XV from the side that beat Scotland in Wales’ opening Under Armour Series clash.

Have horses will travel is the motto of Vale of Glamorgan trainer Tim Vaughan (says Brian Lee).. At far flung Carlisle his seven-year-old LooksnowtlikeBrian, a winner of its only race this season, landed the £15,640 Cumberland Handicap Chase when coming home 10 lengths ahead of  Bako De La Saulaie. The 4-1 favourite in a field of […]

John Kear admits Saturday’s game against Ireland in Wrexham could not be any bigger as Wales bid to qualify for the 2021 Rugby League World Cup. The Dragons will be certain of qualifying if they see off the Irish at the Racecourse Ground (3pm) with both sides having won one game so far.

Ben Blood has sent an emotional message to Cardiff Devils fans following his departure from the Elite Leagues champions to play for Finnish club Tappara. The American defenceman, hugely popular among Devils fans went public after Cardiff’s third successive defeat, a 3-4 result against Fife Flyers. Blood’s verdict is: “Hang in there! Bend but don’t […]

The FA Cup kicks-off this weekend with Newport County carrying the flag for Wales in the first round and hoping not to suffer any alarms away at Met Police. Owen Morgan salutes the slayers of giants in the competition by recounting a Welsh killing that’s among history’s best. David, or perhaps more appropriately Dai, has been responsible for many FA Cup giant-killing feats against football’s Goliaths here in Wales over the years. Who could forget that little scamp Micky Thomas’ terrific free-kick to set Fourth Division Wrexham on their way to humbling English Champions Arsenal at the Racecourse in 1992?

Tesni Evans is loving life playing in her home city of Cardiff. The World-ranked number 10 player now lives at the family home in Rhyl and regularly heads South to link up with the Welsh Wizards team. Tesni is a mainstay of the Wizards bid to qualify for the Premier Squash League play-offs and said […]

Craig Bellamy’s young Bluebirds produced a thoroughly professional performance and won 17-0 in their Welsh Youth Cup second round clash with Tiger Bay FC. Cardiff City led 6-0 by half-time and stepped up the pressure to underline they mean business in this trophy. Bellamy’s boys play in the Professional Development League under-18 division, but compete […]

The Cardiff Devils suffered their first overtime defeat of the season as they fell 5-4 to the Fife Flyers. The Flyers sealed their win 1:32 into 3-on-3 overtime as Brett Bulmer fired a rebound past Ben Bowns to hand the Devils their third-straight defeat. Trailing 4-3, Devils centre Matthew Myers’ tip-in 13:11 into the third […]

Welsh Netball has put its money where its mouth is by re-recruiting the highly rated Aussie coach Julie Hoornweg to guide the national side through to the 2020 Commonwealth Games in Birmingham. Wales will not be represented at next year’s World Cup in Liverpool, and have slipped down to 11th in the world rankings following their 11th place finish at the Commonwealth Games at the Gold Coast in April. Hoornweg, a former England head coach, was brought in to steer both the Celtic Dragons through their Super League campaign and then Wales into the Gold Coast following the resignation of Trish Wilcox in the wake of the failure to qualify for the World Cup.

Swansea City manager Graham Potter believes there is plenty more to come from Matt Grimes after the midfielder agreed a new four-year deal. Grimes’ current contract was up at the end of the season and although the 23-year-old has taken a while to make an impact after leaving Exeter three-and-a-half years ago, this has been something of a breakthrough campaign. With the club back in the Championship and a number of rival midfielders having left the Liberty Stadium, Grimes has made 15 appearances so far this season – more than twice as many as he made in his first 18 months at the club before going out on various loans.

Bridgend legend Gareth Williams will be remembered in a special match at the Brewery Field on Friday night. The former Wales and British & Irish Lions forward died in May this year after a long, brave battle against the debilitating disease, Multiple System Atrophy. He was only 63. But while ‘Sam’, as he was known throughout the rugby playing world, may no longer be with us, his legacy lives on through his children, who have set an ambitious £100,000 target to raise money to help others who find themselves in the same position as their beloved father.

Wales have been made favourites to beat Australia on Saturday, even though it’s now a decade since they last did so. Robin Davey believes the facts back that up, but for history to change tack he wants some help from the elements. Wales don’t get to beat Australia – or do they? For on Saturday, they will surely never have a better chance of ending their dismal against their southern hemisphere rivals.

Sarah Jones will become the second Welsh Women’s Hockey international to make her Great Britain debut this year when she plays at the FIH Women’s Champions Trophy in China. Jones, who has won 91 Welsh caps, was named as part of an 18-strong squad to head to China to face the host national, Australia, the Netherlands, Japan and Argentina.

Ben Blood has quit Cardiff Devils after just four months to join Finnish outfit Tappara. The 6ft 4in American defenceman only joined in July but had quickly established himself on and off the ice in Cardiff.

Peter Creed came from a game down to help the Welsh Wizards secure maximum points against Chichester and consolidate their third spot in the Premier Squash League. At a packed Sport Wales National Centre in Cardiff on Tuesday night, Creed battled back from dropping his opening game to overcome giant Egyptian Omar Abdel Meguid, 5-11, 11-5, 11-6. The victory over 6ft 4in Meguid ensured a Wizards’ 5-0 whitewash and means the Welsh team stay in third spot in the Southern Division, behind Luxfords St.George’s Hill of Surrey and London’s Tradition RAC.