CWMLLYNFELL were condemned to relegation from Swalec division one west after a 25-20 defeat at Felinfoel, who had conceded a total of 130 points in their previous two games.
Terry Maddocks, Stuart Jenkins and Stuart Wall crossed for Felinfoel, with Justin Davies converting two and landing two penalties.
Llangennech won for the first time in six outings when they beat Bridgend Athletic 30-24.
Despite missing seven players through injury, Llan put in a brave performance to edge out Athletic.
Flanker Rob Foley bagged two tries, with another from Stuart Fletcher, who broke a finger when crashing over.
Matthew Lemon converted all three tries and landed three crucial penalties.
Maesteg clinched the division two west title when they swept to a 39-23 bonus-point victory over Loughor in the Old Parish.
Fake Christian DiorThey crossed for five tries through Liam Healey, Ross Powell, Ryan Turner, Ben Howe, Chris Jones and Chris Owen, with Robert Evans converting three and landing a penalty.
Andrew Mead and Jamie George touched down for Loughor tries, both of which were converted by Ben Davies, who also kicked two penalties and a drop-goal.
Who goes up with Maesteg is still unclear as three clubs -- BP Llandarcy, Kidwelly and Waunarlwydd -- are battling it out for the runners-up spot.
Pencoed became the second club to be relegated tiffany heart necklace when they lost 20- 15 at Pontyberem.
Kelvin Rees, Mike Sauro and Simon Roberts crossed for tries for Pontyberem, with Sauro also kicking a conversion and a penalty.
Gorseinon kept their promotion hopes alive with a 43-15 success at home to Llanelli Wanderers in division three west.
Simon Stonham crossed for his 20th try of the season, with others scored by Damian Rowe, Anthony Burder, Emyr Stone, Kieran Craig, Alun Evans and Andrew Steel, who also landed four conversions.
The visitors answered with tries by Adrian Poffey and Jonathan Griffiths, who also kicked a drop-goal and a penalty.
Cefneithin's Chris Moore was again in the points, supplying 25 in his side's 40-12 success at Pembroke Dock Quins in division four west.
Moore crossed for three tries and slotted over five conversions.
Other tries were scored by Jonathan Morgan (2) and Jonathan Tudd.
Pontarddulais give their promotion hopes a boost when coming from behind to beat Milford Haven 24-20. The tryscorers for Bont were James Davies, Steffan Williams, Aled Thomas and a penalty try. Jamie Williams kicked two conversions.
Betws were good value for their 38-25 win at home to Trimsaran. There was a brace of tries each for Gary Davies and Owen Williams, with Cellan Davies adding a superb 70-metre effort.
Trimsaran replied with tries by Phil Griffiths (2) and Ioan Jones. Ryan Edwards kicked two penalties, two conversions and a drop- goal.
Amman United are ending their campaign in style and were 53-22 winners at home to Hendy.
Amman touched down for seven tries through Dean Williams, Rhys Thomas, Carl Worsfold, Stuart Herbert, Gareth Lewis and brothers Christian and Gavin Madge.
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