Outside half Paul Smithson scored two tries while Gareth Holmes, Matthew Davies and David Povey gave Tondu their seventh bonus point of the season.
Loughor are now third from bottom of the table after being overtaken by Carmarthen Athletic after their eight tries helped them to thrash winless Aberavon Quins, 56-10. Rhys Jones and scrum half Ricky Richards scored two tries each for Athletic, who had not won for a month prior to this fixture.
In other results, a hat-trick from Richard Deakin gave Cwmllynfell their sixth win in the last seven after defeating Kenfig Hill 32-20. Skewen’s search for their second win of the season continues after fumbling to a 31-7 home defeat to Waunarlwydd, who now have won three in a trot.
In Division 2, Felinfoel closed the gap on current leaders Builth Wells, who didn’t play at the weekend, to five points after comfortably beating Crymych 33-10. Haverfordwest were very close in collecting their first victory of the season, but succumbed to a tight 21-18 defeat to Penclawdd.
Lampeter, in Division 3, collected their first victory of the season with an 18-9 victory over Pontyberem. At the top of the division, Tenby celebrated an emphatic 53-22 victory over Milford Haven, but their seven tries were not enough to take them to the top after Amman United saw off Pontarddulais 23-11.
There was a significant result in Division 5 as Gowerton turned on the style, maintaining their 100 percent, thrashing Llangwm 88-10 at home. They scored 14 tries in the process.
All teams in the West have a week off from league rugby to compete in the SWALEC Bowl competition on Saturday, 27 October.
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