RTB Ebbw Vale will entertain iconic former Wales Women’s captain Rachel Taylor’s Colwyn Bay in round three of the WRU National Bowl at the end of the month.
RTB, who are three from three in Division Three East A, beat Gwent rivals Crumlin 75-22 in the first round and were awarded a walkover against Garndiffaith last weekend.
They will now lock horns with the north Walians, who appointed 67-times capped Taylor as head coach in the summer.
Round three features 22 clubs with 21 being given byes to create a final 32 in round four in the battle for a place at Principality Stadium.
Abergavenny entertain Fairwater while Division Three East A rivals Abertysswg Falcons and Tredegar Ironsides will clash, the former having home advantage. Chepstow and Oakdale host Pyle and Swansea Uplands respectively.
WRU National Bowl, round three (matches to be played on October 27): Abergavenny v Fairwater Abertysswg Falcons v Tredegar Ironsides, Cardiff Met II v Treharris, Chepstow v Pyle, Nantgaredig v Llanybydder, Oakdale v Swansea Uplands, Pentyrch v Gwernyfed, Rhymney v Dolgellau, RTB Ebbw Vale v Colwyn Bay, Tylorstown v Trimsaran, Vardre v Bridgend Sports Club
Byes: 21 clubs
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