Shane Williams' son scores stunning try as Wales legend helps coach team to glory

The son of Wales legend Shane Williams scored a mesmerising try to fire Amman United U15s to Carmarthenshire Cup glory.

Carter Williams, 14, made one superb break from his own 22 where he beat four defenders while he also ran in a try from distance to ensure Amman United U15s beat Carmarthen Athletic 25-20 at Newcastle Emlyn. They will now go on to face Tenby at Parc y Scarlets for the Scarlets Cup on May 19.

Footage of Williams Jr, who wears a white scrum cap and plays full-back or wing, shows him throwing dummies and evading tacklers at will, pouncing on a loose ball from way out to breeze past opponents and score a crucial try. There was even a classy goosestep to beat his final man.

His father, of course, is one of the most talented Welsh rugby players in history and remains Wales' record try scorer with 58. Shane retired from rugby in 2014, three years after ending his international career. He is now 47.

"Carter had an operation last year but he's finding his feet again and doing well," said former Wales wing Williams. "He's got his own kind of style.

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"He's been out injured for a while so he's enjoying himself being back playing. He's got good feet and he's developing really well as a player.

"He's gutsy and he's brave. He's playing with his mates and having the time of his life.

"It was nice to see him score in the final and help the team win." Williams, who is now a respected rugby pundit, is a coach of Amman United U15s and believes rugby in the Amman Valley is in rude health.

"I've been helping out with the coaching since they were about seven years of age. The majority of that side are lads I've worked with for years.

"We are a really good side and a lot of the players are in the Ysgol Dyffryn Aman team and some of them have got into the Mynydd Mawr team.

"We try and keep it local. The good thing about Ysgol Dyffryn Aman at the moment is that it has become an academy of rugby for the Scarlets as well.

"They've got a good training facility, they've got a new 3G pitch built there, there's a gym, there's analysis and they have access to physios.

"It's quite a professional structure down there and the players are reaping the rewards at the moment. It's good to see."