Torfaen Tigers cruised into the WRL Wheelchair Development League Grand Final with a 56-0 win over Cardiff Blue Dragons.
It was the first time in the history of the league that a side had failed to score a point.
Dane Oram went over for the first try on three minutes. Jamie Reynolds converted before adding the next and goaling again.
Leighton Morris added the next two tries, with Reynolds converted the second of them.
Scott Trigg-Turner chased well twice in a row for Torfaen’s next two tries. Reynolds converted the first of them.
Jamie’s father, Jason Reynolds, then got into the act with their seventh try before Trigg-Turner completed his hat-trick to give Torfaen a 40-0 lead at the break.
Torfaen took their time to add to their lead. Parker Golden had a try disallowed for a forward pass seven minutes in, but Jason Reynolds did well to score a couple of sets later. Jamie Reynolds converted.
Trigg-Turner got the next try, scoring in the corner. Jamie Reynolds converted. Morris was over for the 11th try to complete the scoring.
Like buses, the league waited three years for a shut-out and then two come at once.
This is after North Wales Crusaders beat Swindon St George 76-0 in the second match of the day to all but booked their place in the final on October 25th in Wrexham.
Harry Mitchell-Jones scored the opening try for Crusaders after two minutes. Martin Turner converted before adding a try and goal.
Jess Booth scored the third try. Two tries from his son Matthew Turner followed, then another from Martin, with three goals from Matthew.
Matthew Turner scored the final try before the break, converting it himself for a 46-0 scoreline.
Ffion McCabe was first over for Crusaders in the second half with Matthew Turner converting before adding the next try and adding the goal.
McCabe added his second try of the game that Matthew Turner converted. Martin Turner scored the next try, with Mitchell-Jones following him over.
Matthew Turner scored his fifth try of the game to put the score onto 76-0.
