Scarlets U16s sign off their age-grade campaign when they take on Ospreys at The Gnoll on Wednesday evening (19:15).
The young Scarlets have already beaten Dragons (43-24) and Cardiff (35-12), sandwiching a hard-fought 38-31 defeat in North Wales at the hands of RGC.
Tycroes fly-half Evan Rees (pictured) again captains a strong side in Neath.
Scarlets U16s: Tomos Jones (St Clears RFC); Flynn Williams (Tycroes RFC), Ifan Davies (Tumble RFC), Charlie Eatly (Burry Port RFC), Will H Jones (Llandovery RFC); Evan Rees (Tycroes RFC; capt), Macs Morgan (Carmarthen Quins RFC); Jenson Cornelius (Tenby RFC), Cody Bates (Furnace RFC), Jayden Duxberry (Burry Port RFC), Elliot Fouracre (Llanelli Wanderers RFC), Szymon Dominiak (Burry Port RFC), Ifan Gravell Jones (Burry Port RFC), Ryan Williams (St Clears RFC), Ryan Lanfear (Burry Port RFC).
Reps: Elis Evans (Newcastle Emlyn RFC), Jude Wells (Furnace RFC), Bobby Parr (Haverfordwest RFC), Bradley Williams (Tenby RFC), Seb Harries (Haverfordwest RFC), Trystan Jones (Aberaeron RFC), Llyr Morris (Burry Port RFC), Gwilym Williams (Newcastle Emlyn RFC).
Wales U18s continued their preparations for the upcoming Six Nations festival in Vichy with a match against Ireland U18s Schools in Clontarf.
Tenby scrum-half Alfie Luger crossed for one of Wales’ tries in a 42-19 defeat, while Scarlets flanker Rhys Owen also started. Hooker Cole Lacey, prop Olie Tucker, second row Hefin Hughes and fly-half Madoc Evans came off the bench.
In the latest round of Super Rygbi Cymru, hooker Harry Thomas, flanker Tiaan Sparrow, front-rowers Tom Phillips and Yestyn Cook and second row Dan Gemine were part of the Llandovery squad that won 26-18 at Bridgend.
Carmarthen Quins were defeated 24-18 at home by Swansea in front of the S4C cameras on Thursday night. Academy wing Thomas Williams was on the scoresheet for Quins, while fly-half Steff Jac Jones landed a penalty and conversion on his debut for the club. Centre Gabe McDonald also started, with hooker Keanu Evans coming off the bench, along with senior flanker Ben Williams.