Carmarthen Quins (Welsh: Clwb Rygbi Cwins Caerfyrddin), also known as Carmarthen RFC, is a Welsh rugby union club based at Carmarthen Park. Its men's first XV plays in Super Rygbi Cymru in 2026/27, and the club also has a mini and junior section.
History
Carmarthen FC became Carmarthen Harlequins in the 1911/12 season. At an annual general meeting in 1946 the club decided to rename itself Carmarthen Rugby Football Club, dropping the word Harlequins. The club has worn cardinal, amber and black since the 1931/32 season.
Carmarthen Quins are one of the Super Rygbi Cymru clubs for 2026/27. The club's 2026/27 Super Rygbi Cymru fixtures begin with a home match against Cardiff at Carmarthen Park.
Honours
Honours by the club's count:
- West Wales knock-out Cup: 1955/56 (against Crynant), 1994/95 (against Ystradgynlais), 2006/07 (against Cwmllynfell), 2007/08 (against Carmarthen Athletic), 2008/09 (against Loughor)
- District G sevens competition: 1972/73 (sevens side)
Ground
The first XV plays at Carmarthen Park. The mini and junior section uses the Abergwili Training Fields, Castell Pigyn Road, Carmarthen SA31 2JJ.
Teams and training
As of August 2026, the mini and junior section welcomes young players of all abilities, with age groups from under-7 to under-16. Both new and experienced players are welcome. As an example of its sessions, the under-13s train on Tuesdays at 18:00.
Club life
The club's motto is "Llwyddiant Trwy Ymdrech", or "Success Through Endeavour".