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Demons hold on forsuccess in the Shield.

Cardiff Demons Cardiff Demons RLFC are a rugby league side who play out of St.Peters RFC in the east of Cardiff, Wales. They are the current East Wales Rugby League Conference Premier champions, which is a division of the Rugby League Conference.  just held on to a 22-point half-time lead to take the TotalRL.com National Conference Shield trophy home to Wales Wales, Welsh Cymru, western peninsula and political division (principality) of Great Britain (1991 pop. 2,798,200), 8,016 sq mi (20,761 sq km), west of England; politically united with England since 1536. The capital is Cardiff.  for the first time with their final victory in St Albans.

Throughout the first half, Cardiff were well on top and they gained the advantage after only five minutes when a deft pass from Mark Bow, saw Gareth Jones Gareth Jones can refer to:
  • Gareth Jones (journalist) (1905–1935)
  • Gareth Jones (music producer)
  • Gareth Jones (Welsh politician)
  • Gareth Jones (presenter), Welsh television presenter
  • Gareth Jones (actor) (1925–1958)
 score after a typically mazy maz·y  
adj. maz·i·er, maz·i·est
Resembling a maze, as in design or complexity; labyrinthine.



mazi·ly adv.
 run from the half-back.

Demons extended their lead when Jones, Neil Thomas The Reverend Neil G. Thomas is the Senior Pastor of the Metropolitan Community Church in Los Angeles, California. The Metropolitan Community Churches is an international movement of churches reaching in and beyond the gay, lesbian, bisexual, trans, queer, questioning, and inter-sex  and Jamie Iles combined for an 80-metre run and after the ball ran across the face of the posts, Idris Evans picked up to ground in the corner.

It was 16-0 after 19 minutes as Jones broke through to set up Thomas while Bow's hard-fought try five minutes from half-time put the favourites 22-0 up at the interval.

The second half was a far more tense affair as Thorne desperately tried to overcome their large deficit.

But Cardiff extended their lead in the 51st minute as Graham Hughes powered over in the corner.

Following a 10-minute delay due to Marauders' Craig Linsdell suffering an ankle injury, Thorne finally got on the scoreboard.

Following an excellent interchange of passes from Nathan Hazlewood and Hookway, Shaun Carvell grounded in the corner.

Lifted by this, they scored their second from the kick-off after Mark Roach was allowed to run 60 metres to set up Carvell for his second.

Pete Moore's drop goal extended Cardiff's lead in the 60th minute,

but Marauders' Carvell completed his hat-trick with 15 minutes to go. Kevin Lake missed the crucial kick from in front of the posts.

Carvell raced in for his fourth with just six minutes left on the clock and could have had a fifth with a minute to go, but dropped the ball as he was tackled under the sticks by Moore.

Jones wrapped things up for the Demons with a last-minute penalty to complete victory for the Welshmen.

Cardiff Demons: J Iles, I Evans, R Thomas, N Thomas, A Bradshaw, G Jones, P Moore, G Hughes, M Bow, A Loxton, M Dando, D Roberson, J Byers. Subs (all used): A Jones, P Howell, T Young, K Blake.

Tries: G Jones, Evans, Thomas, Bow, Hughes.

Goals: G Jones (4).

Drop: Moore
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Title Annotation:Sport
Publication:South Wales Echo (Cardiff, Wales)
Date:Sep 6, 2004
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