| P | W | D | L | Pts. For | Pts. Ag. | T | P | D | C |
| 50 | 29 | 5 | 16 | 550 | 417 | 94 | 55 | 3 | 47 |
CAPTAIN : CLIVE ROWLANDS
MOST APPEARANCES : 45 (PHIL LLEWELLYN & ROY THOMAS)
MOST TRIES : 14 (DEREK ROGERS)
MOST POINTS : 145 (STUART FERGUSON)
WALES CAPS :
v S : Doug Rees (d)
v I : Doug Rees
v F : Doug Rees
Back Row (L to R): Wayne Lewis, John Davies, B Mainwaring, M Lloyd, P Llewellyn, M James, G Atherton, D Jones, Doug Rees, R Trimmel(Hon Coach).
2nd Row(L to R): Jim Trot(Trainer), R Thomas, S Ferguson, M Evans, D C T Rowlands(Captain), D Rees, Stuart Davies, Mike Thomas, C Dyer(Trainer).
Front Row(L to R): Roger Davies, Adrien Uren.
Image restoration by David Dow at Dragon Tales Rugby 2006.
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Swansea RFC 1st XV 1967-68 Season:
Back Row (L to R): Wayne Lewis, John Davies, B Mainwaring, M Lloyd, P Llewellyn, M James, G Atherton, D Jones, Doug Rees, R Trimmel (Hon Coach).
2nd Row(L to R): Jim Trot(Trainer), R Thomas, S Ferguson, M Evans, D C T Rowlands(Captain), Derek Rogers, Stuart Davies, Mike Thomas, C Dyer(Trainer).
Front Row(L to R): Roger Davies, Adrien Uren. (Club Archive).
Played: 33, Won: 19, Drawn: 6, Lost: 8. Points For: 377, Against: 266.
Back Row(L to R): G John, R Fuge (Trainer), Jones B, M Bowen, D Lee, A Faull, B Jones, A Uren, R Francis, L Davies, L Morgan, J Williams.
2nd Row(L to R): B Williams, Mike Thomas, D Bowen, Terry Morgan (Captain), D Hartley, B Grey, S Clarke.
Front Row(L to R): J Michael, A Mages, K Riordan.
Image restoration by David Dow at Dragon Tales Rugby.
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Swansea Athletic Team 1967-68 Season.
Played: 33, Won: 19, Drawn: 6, Lost: 8. Points For: 377, Against: 266.
Back Row(L to R): G John, R Fuge (Trainer), Jones B, M Bowen, D Lee, A Faull, B Jones, A Uren, R Francis, L Davies, L Morgan, J Williams.
2nd Row(L to R): B Williams, Mike Thomas, D Bowen, Terry Morgan (Captain), D Hartley, B Grey, S Clarke.
Front Row(L to R): J Michael, A Mages, K Riordan. (Club Archive).
The 1967-68 season saw Welsh international scrum-half and tactical maestro Clive Rowlands end his three year stint and his rugby career at Swansea for whom he captained the 1st XV this season. A news article in the Western Mail of 22 April 1968 captured the sense of celebration and goodwill on his last home appearance at St Helens, an 11 – 5 win against Aberavon.
