Wedi’i ychwanegu at fwrdd Crys16 cyn tymor 2024/25, o Lundain, mae gan Charlie Evans angerdd aruthrol tuag at y Scarlets a dyna wnaeth ei ysgogi i ymuno â’r bwrdd. Eisteddom i lawr gydag aelod bwrdd diweddaraf Crys16 i ddod ei adnabod ychydig yn well… Beth oedd eich gêm gyntaf i’r Scarlets? Charlie Evans: “Llanelli v Llandybie oedd hi yn Gwpan Swalec. Rhaid taw 1993 oedd e, neu 1994 efallai? Roeddwn yn ifanc iawn ar y Read more…
Added to the Crys16 board ahead of the 2024/25 season, London-based Charlie Evans has a huge passion for the Scarlets which is what motivated him to join the board. We sat down with Crys16’s newest board member to get to know him a little better… What was your first Scarlets match? Charlie Evans: “It was Llanelli v Llandybie in the Swalec Cup. Must have been 1993, 1994 maybe? I was really young at the time Read more…
Last month Crys16 board member Sarah Greener – a passionate diversity and inclusion advocate – met with the Digital Ticketing and Customer Operations Manager at the Welsh Rugby Union/Principality Stadium to discuss the recent changes in purchasing accessible tickets at the Principality Stadium sharing her expertise and experience from accessibility initiatives at Parc y Scarlets. This initiative was introduced to enable fans requiring accessible tickets to book online with freedom and independence, which until this point Read more…
The JSG (Joint Supporters Group), planned to meet with WRU executives on Tuesday 26th November, as part of the agreement to meet quarterly. Sadly, this meeting was cancelled for a second time in recent months, and it is now nearly 6 months since the group last met in June. Given the recent results of the men’s national side, reports of how the contracting of the women’s team has been handled, the lack of a published Read more…
Y mis diwethaf, cyfarfu aelod o fwrdd Crys16, Sarah Greener – eiriolwr angerddol dros amrywiaeth a chynhwysiant – â Rheolwr Tocynnau Digidol a Gweithrediadau Cwsmeriaid yn y Gymraeg Undeb Rygbi/Stadiwm y Principality, i drafod y newidiadau diweddar mewn prynu tocynnau hygyrch yn Stadiwm Principality, i rannu ei harbenigedd a’i phrofiad o hygyrchedd ym Mharc y Scarlets. Cyflwynwyd y fenter hon i alluogi cefnogwyr sydd angen tocynnau hygyrch ei archebu ar-lein gyda rhyddid ac annibyniaeth – Read more…
Crys16 is delighted to announce its sponsorship of up-and-coming Scarlets centre Macs Page for the 2024/25 season. The Fishguard and Crymych product has burst onto the scene this season with impressive try-scoring performances against Benetton, Cardiff and a speculator finish against Zebre. His undoubted potential led to a call-up to train with the Wales senior men’s squad during the 2024 Autumn Nations Series. Macs Page said: “A big thanks to Crys for sponsoring me for Read more…
Mae Crys16 yn falch iawn o gyhoeddi ei noddiant o’r canolwr talentog, Macs Page, ar gyfer tymor 2024/25. Mae’r chwaraewr o Abergwaun a Chrymych wedi gwneud argraff y tymor hwn gyda pherfformiadau da a cais trawiadol yn erbyn Benetton, yn erbyn Caerdydd, ac un campus yn erbyn Zebre. Arweiniodd y berfformiadau yma at alwad i ymuno â charfan dynion Cymru yn ystod Cyfres yr Hydref 2024. Dywedodd Macs Page: “Diolch enfawr i Crys am fy Read more…
On Monday 4 November, Crys16 with the support of the Scarlets hosted a Meet the New Players evening at Parc y Scarlets, giving members the chance to welcome our newest Scarlets to the club. The audience laughed as new South African signing Marnus van der Merwe gave the night’s MC Dan Vaughan a tutorial on how to pronounce his name in full. Fresh off the plane, new Australian prop Archer Holz expressed his thanks to Read more…
Ar y bedwerydd o Dachwedd, gyda chefnogaeth y Scarlets, cynhaliodd Crys16 noson Cwrdd a’r Chwaraewyr Newydd ym Mharc y Scarlets. Roedd y noson yn gyfle i aelodau cynnig croeso cynnes i ein Sgarletiaid newydd. Bu’r gynulleidfa’n wrth eu boddau wrth i’r bachwr newydd o Dde Affrica, Marnus van der Merwe, roi tiwtorial i ein cyflwynydd, Mr. Daniel Vaughan (Felinfoel), ar sut i ynganu ei enw llawn. Ar ôl llai na 72 awr yng Nghymru, mynegodd Read more…
As we go into the festive derbies for 2022, rugby in Wales is surrounded by a dark cloud and these fixtures don’t seem to have the same hwyl with supporters that they would have had pre-covid. With no crowds allowed during the last two festive periods, I strongly believed at the start of this season how great it will be to see full grounds and experience that special atmosphere we haven’t been able to enjoy Read more…