Three try hero Richard Rees

Rees' final try was the pick of the seven scored on the night.

Gavin Henson, who had switched from centre to fly-half, set it up, putting in a precise cross kick which Rees gathered on the fall to touch down at the flag.

Swansea had turned round 14-6 in front after a mediocre first-half blighted by fussy refereeing.

The first try arrived in the seventh minute when Henson broke, debut-making Brayley gathered and made ground and Rees sped in at the corner.

But the promising opening gave way to some less-than-inspiring play as the two sides battled for control in drizzly conditions.

Swansea pulled further ahead on 25 minutes, Rhodri Jones and Geraint Lewis combining at the base of a scrum to send over Paul Moriarty.

The visitors hit back before the interval with two penalties from full-back Gareth Cull and snatched second-half tries through Owain Lloyd and fly-half Paul Williams.

But Swansea upped the tempo to mark their title success in style.