It was a night of celebration, memories, and heartfelt tributes.
Builth Wells RFC gathered at Strand Hall for its annual presentation evening.
Coach Ben Pugh highlighted what a strong season the Bulls had, pushing for promotion right until the final game, and made it clear the club will keep driving forward heading into the new season.
Hosted by master of ceremonies Ted Davies, who kept the evening flowing perfectly, the event featured a special farewell for Davies and Luke Morgan as they officially retired from the game.
Ted Davies and Luke Morgan were presented with commemorative Builth Wells shirts upon their retirement. (Image: BWRFC.)
Davies was also given a commemorative painting by supporter Lyn Woodward in recognition of his long service.
Youth team coaches 'Fletch and Doz' provided an unscripted and entertaining review of the season, earning plenty of laughs from the packed audience.
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Special thanks were extended to Gail and the bar staff for ensuring the atmosphere remained lively throughout the evening.
The night also saw a community focus, with a presentation to The Brain Tumour Charity following another season of dedicated fundraising by the club.
Some of the attendees at the Builth Wells RFC annual dinner. (Image: BWRFC.)
A club spokesman said: "A huge thank you also to everyone involved in fundraising for The Brain Tumour Charity this season.
"From players, coaches, volunteers, sponsors and supporters — your efforts, generosity and support have been absolutely incredible.
"Grassroots rugby is about more than just the game, it’s about community, standing together and making a difference.
"Thank you all."
Chairman Lucas Evans with clubman of the year Garry Mason. (Image: BWRFC.)
The highest honour of the evening, Club,an of the Year, was awarded to Garry Mason for his long-standing and tireless work behind the scenes.
Mason’s efforts in maintaining the club’s facilities and supporting match days throughout the season were widely recognised and applauded.
Lucas Evans, club chairman, took time to thank sponsors and everyone working behind the scenes who helps make Builth Wells RFC what it is today.
Allyson Williams received a special award for her years of dedication in producing the club’s match programme.
Some of the attendees at the Builth Wells RFC annual dinner. (Image: BWRFC.)
Thanks were also given to DRL Photography for capturing the highlights of the season.
Lauren Pugh and Nicola Williams were praised for their organisation and professionalism in making the evening a success.
Golden Valley Caterers were also thanked for the meal, which helped to make the night one to remember for all in attendance.
The evening concluded with laughter, applause, and a sense of pride in the club’s achievements and its role within the wider community.
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