AFRL Cymru

Representing servicing and ex service personnel in Welsh Rugby League

About AFRL Cymru

Kit & Colours

History

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New Season | New games
First game is May 25th at Cardiff Arms Park

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AFRL & AFARL

Players

Past and Present

Heritage Numbers

AFRL Players

Heritage numbers for the Armed Forces Rugby League team

AFARL Players

Heritage numbers for the Armed Forces Affiliates Rugby League team

AFRL Cymru Players

Andy Daw

British Army

Idris Evans

Royal Marines

John Evans

British Army

Carl Rawes

British Army

Chris Hopkins

British Army

Sy Hopkins

British Army

Dave Lambert

Royal Navy

Justin Martin

British Army

Julian McTavish

British Army

Karl Reinholdt

Royal Navy

Paul Roberts

British Army

Dylan Williams

RAF

AFARL Cymru Players

Kyle Blake

Dave Castle

Gareth Crowe

Daf Curry

Gaz Pierce

Andy Rees

Chris Rich

Gaz Roberts

Chris Styles

Dave Turner

First Man of Steel
The first David Ward Man of Steel was won by  Leading Hand Karl Reinholdt of the Cardiff Blue Dragons RL.

Karl beat of compertintion from Gdsm Tino Williams and Cpl Andy Daw to with the best Man of the Match selcted during the three games played during the Rememberance Day festival.

The award is named after AFRL and North Wales Buccaneers playe, Dave Ward who suddenly passed away in October 2023.

Retired Numbers

Retired AFARL Numbers

Cap presentation 2022

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All our members follow the following principles are that, recognising the unique obligations of, and sacrifices made by, the Armed Forces: 
* Those who serve in the Armed Forces, whether Regular or Reserve, those who have served in the past, and their families, should face no disadvantage compared to other citizens in the provision of public and commercial services.
* Special consideration is appropriate in some cases, especially for those who have given most such as the injured and the bereaved.

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