Dragons winger Brogan Leary scored on his U20s debut as Wales ran in seven tries against Uruguay on Tuesday.
Along with their attacking exploits, Wales produced a solid defensive effort, not conceding a point, winning 47-0 in Tbilisi.
Wales secured the bonus point before half-time through substitute Steffan Emanuel’s brace, a try from hooker Oscar Thomas and another from number eight Alex Ridgway.
Wales added three more in the second through Ridgway’s second, along with scores for Leary and Tom Bowen.
Leary’s effort came 15 minutes into the second half, a superb line off fly-half Lloyd Lucas, cutting through the defence before fending off the cover to score a great solo try.
Fellow Dragons, James Talamai, George Tuckley and Evan Minto all came off the bench to make an impact with the latter coming close to a try of his own.
Wales have now earnt back-to-back pool wins in the championship for the first time since 2013, and head into Tuesday’s clash with South Africa full of confidence.
Wales U20s Team: 15 Tom Bowen (Cardiff Rugby); 14 Dylan Scott (Cardiff Met), 13 Bailey Cutts (Cardiff Rugby), 12 Jack Hoskins (Ospreys), 11 Brogan Leary (Dragons RFC); 10 Lloyd Lucas (Cardiff Rugby), 9 Cai Gealy (Bristol Bears); 1 Dylan James (Ospreys), 2 Oscar Thomas (Bath Rugby), 3 Yestyn Cook (Scarlets), 4 Luke Evans (Exeter Chiefs), 5 Osian Williams (Bristol Bears), 6 Deian Gwynne (Capt.) (Gloucester Rugby), 7 Sam Morgan (Ospreys), 8 Alex Ridgway (Bath Rugby).
Replacements: 16 James Talamai (Dragons RFC), 17 George Tuckley (Dragons RFC), 18 Isaac Godfrey (Exeter Chiefs), 19 Tom Cottle (Cardiff Rugby), 20 Evan Minto (Dragons RFC), 21 Siôn Davies (Cardiff Rugby), 22 Carwyn Leggatt-Jones (Scarlets), 23 Steff Emanuel (Cardiff Rugby).
