Wexford and District Womens and Schoolgirls League 15-01-2012
Under Twelve Premier Division
Killenagh Wanderers 1 Glen Celtic 1
The home side moved further away from the relegation zone after this one all draw at home to Glen Celtic, a side who are also battling relegation. Aoife Nolan was on target for Celtic while Tanya Cardiff scored for Killenagh
Campile United 0 Curracloe United 10
Curracloe are keeping the pressure on leaders Taghmon and proved far too strong for bottom side Campile, running out ten nil winners. Sarah Whelan scored five, Sarah Siggins was on target with a hat trick while Mikaela Lannigan and Catriona Kinsella added one each
Bunclody AFC 5 Bree United 0
Two young sides played out a very entertaining encounter before Bunclody ran out five nil winners to give them a vital three points. Britney Conroy scored a hat trick while Kelli Maguire and nine year old Laoise Kearney also scored
Under Twelve Division One
Ballindaggin 0 Fastnet Rovers 0
These two sides are well in the hunt for promotion but this scoreless draw did neither of them any favours as defences dominated and both sides had to settle for a point each
Kilmore United 4 Moyne Rangers 0
Kilmore are now five points clear at the top of the division after this four nil win over Moyne Rangers and are now odds on favourites to take the title. Sophie Boxwell was on target twice while Kira Bates Crosbie and Emily Bates, with a thirty yard screamer, giving the home side a four nil win
Ferns United 0 North End United 2
North End have hit a run of form lately that has seen them move up the table and they inflicted the first defeat of the season on Ferns who were well in the hunt for the title. Alannah Anglim was on target for the visitors with a goal in each half
Under Twelve Division Two A
Taghmon United 3 St Leonards 1
Fiona Ryan gave St Leonards a first half lead but Taghmon took control in the second half and ran out three one winners to move second in the table. Emma Clarke scored two with Gemma Dooley also finding the net
Seaview United 5 Courtown Hibs 1
The home side picked up their second win of the season when overcoming bottom side Courtown Hibs by five goals to one. Hayleigh Drought and Molly Power scored two each with Emily Dundon adding one while Amy Robertson scored for Hibs
All Blacks 3 Gorey Celtic 5
Amy Wilson scored four for Gorey Celtic who continued their unbeaten run and sit top of the table after this five three win over All Blacks. Caragh Clarke scored the other Gorey goal while Emily Coakley scored all three of the home sides goals who were well in the game up to the last five minutes when they allowed the visitors to score two late goals
Under Twelve Division Two B
Adamstown 6 Tombrack United 0
These two bottom sides played out a closer game than the scoreline suggests but it was Adamstown who took their chances and took the points with a six nil win
New Ross Town 0 Bridge Rovers 1
Bridge Rovers moved into a promotion challenging position when they overcame New Ross Town by a single goal in a very competitive encounter. Abbey Devereux scored the all important goal for Rovers
Shelbourne B 3 Corach Ramblers 1
Shelbourne second team moved into a title challenging position after this win over leaders Corach Ramblers. Eva Boland scored two while Aoife Coughlan also found the net to give the home team a valuable three points while Michaela French scored for Ramblers
Under Twelve Division Three
Kilmore United 0 Rathnure United 5
Rathnure moved top of the table when overcoming Kilmore second team with five goals to spare. Nora Higgins was in fine scoring form as she knocked in all five of the visitors goals
Rosslare Rangers 1 Cloughbawn 0
Rangers collected their second three points of the season when overcoming Cloughbawn in a very close and exciting match. Sarah Rae was the scorer of the only goal of the game to give her side victory
Under Sixteen Premier Division
St Josephs 4 Kilmore United 0
The home side picked up a vital three points in their battle against relegation as they ran out comfortable four nil winners. Pamela Walsh gave St Josephs a one nil half time lead and two goals from Georgia Warren and one from Chloe Breen Kavanagh ensured victory
Ferns United 2 Shelbourne 3
Shelbourne took all three points against a very determined Ferns side who just lost out in a five goal thriller. Hayley Nolan and Gemma Kehoe were on target for the home side but two goals from Megan Whitty and one from Kate Cullen gave Shelbourne the points that keeps them on top of the table
Curracloe United 2 North End United 0
The home side remain unbeaten and keep the pressure on leaders shelbourne after this two nil win over a rapidly improving North End side. Amy Banville scored both goals that keeps her side two points behind the leaders with a game in hand
Under Sixteen Division One
Bunclody AFC 1 Seaview United 9
Katie Hendrick scored for the home side but it was not enough against a rampant visitors who keep themselves in the promotion hunt after this big win. Elaine Whelan scored two while Cira Nolan, Carrie Odham, Leanne Foley, Rose Wallace, Fiona Rowe, Noirin McMahon and Niamh Mernagh all added one each
St Leonards 1 Forth Celtic 4
Forth Celtic leapfrogged their opponents to top the table after this four one win in Ballycullane. Danielle Byrne scored for the home side but two goals from Chloe Fox and one each from Ciara Rossiter and Rachel Kehoe gave Forth a very important three points
Bree United 0 Killenagh Wanderers 3
Killenagh stay in the title hunt after this win away to a young Bree side with goals from Sinead Gaynor, Leanne Bolger and Roisin O Connor giving them the three points
Under Sixteen Division Two
All Blacks 0 Tombrack United 7
Tombrack moved to within a point of leaders Ballindaggin after this seven nil win away to All Blacks. Georgina Creane scored four to add to goals from Denise Bolger, Rachel Creane and Mairead O Rourke
Corach Ramblers 1 Taghmon United 2
Taghmon kept themselves in the hunt for the title after coming away from Corach Ramblers with the three points. Mairead Moran was on target for Ramblers while Sarah Banville scored both goals for Taghmon
MMI.ie Wexford Cup First Round
New Ross Celtic 1 Moyne Rangers 1 AET
(Moyne won 4-3 on pens)
Moyne caused a minor upset when the Division Two B leaders knocked title chasing Two A side New Ross Celtic on penalties after a one all draw. In a very close cup tie, Rosie Bennett scored for Celtic while Ciara Tobin was on target for Moyne who will now play North End in the second round
Shelbourne 4 Benfica 5
The big match of the day saw holders Benfica eventually get past a determined effort from Division One leaders Shelbourne in a game that lived up to its hype. The Waterford side led five two but the home side battled back to within a goal but could not find that elusive equaliser and the visitors held on for a place in the last thirty two. Marcella Cullen scored two for the home side while Jodie Keane and Gina Foley were also on target but two goals from Becky Conroy and one each from Stephanie Hallahan, Jenny Simpson and Selina Grant saw the holders through to meet Forth Celtic
All Blacks 0 St Josephs 1
St Josephs will meet Campile United in the second round after overcoming a very determined All Blacks side by just a solitary goal. Georgia Warren scored midway through the second half to put the Kilmuckridge girls through to the next round
MMI.ie Wexford Cup Second Round
Shilelagh United 1 Corach Ramblers 0
The home side had to work very hard in this all Division One B tie to overcome a hard working Corach side. Fiona Byrne scored the only goal of the game to put Shilelagh into the last sixteen
Kilmore United 6 Castledockrell United 0
Kilmore safely negotiated this tricky tie to go through to the last sixteen against a Castledockrell side who were closer than the scoreline suggests. Jasmine Redmond scored a hat trick with Lisa Goff, Niamh Moore and Katrina Parrock all on target
Camolin Celtic 2 Coolgreaney Celtic 1
The big shock of the day saw Division Two B side Camolin knock out Division One side Coolgreaney and show that this young side are definitely a team to watch for the future. Deirdre Healy was on target for the visitors while Niamh O Leary and Megan Murray scored for Camolin
Curracloe United 2 Glen Celtic 1
The home side had to work hard to overcome a Glen Celtic side and will feel fortunate that they are in the draw for the third round. Ann Reck had Celtic in front but goals from Laura Corrigan and Aisling Kehoe eventually gave the Premier side victory
Ferns United 10 Taghmon United 0
The Premier division leaders had too much for Division Two A side Taghmon and ran out easy winners. Liz Everedd scored an impressive five while Leona Breen scored a hat trick to add to goals from Hayley Nolan and Gemma Kehoe. Taghmon played very well in the first half and only trailed one nil at the break
Enniscorthy Town 0 Killenagh Wan 0 AET
(Killenagh Wan won 5-3 on pens)
Both these sides could not break the deadlock through the ninety minutes or the extra twenty so the game moved to penalties where Killenagh edged through five three. The game itself was very close and tight as you would expect from two very experienced sides but it was the premier side who shaded the luck in the end
Cloughbawn 1 Bree United 1 AET
(Bree won 3-0 on penalties)
Bree moved in the last sixteen of the cup after overcoming Cloughbawn on penalties after both sides had played out a one all draw. Gemma Somers had Bree ahead but Tara Somers levelled before full time and brought the game to extra time and penalties where the Bree keeper was the heroine as she saved all three of the home side penalties
St Cormacs 5 New Ross Town 2
New Ross Town made life difficult for the home side for long periods of the game before St Cormacs eventually took control and progressed five two. Josephine Murphy and Kelly Keating scored for Town but two goals from Amy Walsh and one each from Niamh O Connor, Bernie Carton and Shonagh Spratt Murphy saw the Boolavogue side through
Fastnet Rovers 1 Rosslare Rangers 2
Shirley O Neill put Fastnet ahead in the first half of this cup tie but aided by a strong breeze, Rangers scored two second half goals through Laura Jenkins and Sinead Walsh to put Rosslare into the last sixteen
Seaview United 6 Courtown Hibs 0
Goals from Jane Banville, Sandra Dunne, Jo Rossiter, Aisling Mullen and two from Catherine Doyle saw premier side Seaview overcome One B side Courtown Hibs and take their place in the third round
Wexford Celtic 5 Rosslare Strand 1
Celtic had to concede home advantage in this cup tie but they still moved through to the last sixteen when proving too strong for Strand. Nellie Walsh, Lorraine Hore, Shirley Roche, Rebecca O Connor and Fran Tierney were all on target for Celtic while Karen Koolhoff scored for Strand
Under Twelve Premier Division
Shelbourne 7 6 1 0 19
Curracloe United 6 5 1 0 16
Killenagh Wan 6 2 3 1 9
Bunclody AFC 6 2 2 2 8
Bree United 6 1 2 3 5
Glen Celtic 6 1 1 4 4
Campile United 7 0 0 7 0
Under Twelve Division One
Kilmore United 6 5 0 1 15
Fastnet Rovers 5 3 1 1 10
Ferns United 5 3 1 1 10
Ballindaggin 6 2 2 2 8
North End United 7 2 0 5 6
Moyne Rangers 7 1 0 6 3
Under Twelve Division Two A
Gorey Celtic 6 5 1 0 16
Taghmon United 6 4 1 1 13
All Blacks 6 3 1 2 10
St Leonards 6 2 1 3 7
Seaview United 6 2 0 4 6
Courtown Hibs 6 0 0 6 0
Under Twelve Division Two B
Corach Ramblers 7 5 0 2 15
New Ross Town 5 4 0 1 12
Bridge Rovers 5 3 1 1 10
Shelbourne B 5 3 1 1 10
Adamstown 7 1 0 6 3
Tombrack United 5 0 0 5 0
Under Twelve Division Three
Rathnure United 6 5 0 1 15
Wexford Celtic 5 4 0 1 12
Rosslare Rangers 5 2 0 3 6
Kilmore United B 6 1 1 4 4
Cloughbawn 4 0 1 3 1
Under Sixteen Premier Division
Shelbourne 7 4 3 0 15
Curracloe United 6 4 1 1 13
Ferns United 5 1 3 1 6
St Josephs 5 1 2 2 5
North End United 5 1 1 3 4
Kilmore United 4 0 0 4 0
Under Sixteen Division One
Forth Celtic 7 6 1 0 19
St Leonards 7 6 0 1 18
Killenagh Wan 7 5 1 1 16
Seaview United 6 4 0 2 12
Bree United 9 3 0 6 9
Bunclody AFC 8 3 0 5 9
Moyne Rangers 12 0 0 12 0
Under Sixteen Division Two
Ballindaggin 7 5 1 1 16
Tombrack United 7 5 0 2 15
Taghmon United 6 4 1 1 13
Corach Ramblers 6 4 0 2 12
All Blacks 6 2 0 4 6
Rosslare Rangers 10 0 0 10 0
Fixtures: Saturday 21st January 2012: Under Ten Cup First Round
Camolin Celtic v Wexford Celtic
Curracloe United v Fastnet Rovers
Shelbourne v Corach Ramblers
Cloughbawn v Bridge Rovers
Tombrack United v Kilmore United
Bunclody AFC v Forth Celtic
(League will appoint referees for cup games so kick off times need to be text to 087 2697074 before Wednesday at 10pm)
Under Ten Division One
St Josephs v Campile United
Under Ten Division Two A
Gorey Celtic v All Blacks
Under Ten Division Two B
Taghmon United v Killenagh Wan
Under Fourteen Cup First Round
Curracloe United v Bunclody AFC
Rosslare Rangers v Seaview United
Forth Celtic v Ballindaggin
North End United v Kilmore United
New Ross Town v St Leonards
Cloughbawn v Killenagh Wan
Under Fourteen Premier Division
Bree United v St Josephs
Under Fourteen Division One
Seaview United v Killenagh Wan
Under Fourteen Division Two A
Bridge Rovers v Moyne Rangers
Under Fourteen Division Two B
Camolin Celtic v All Blacks
Under Eighteen League
St Cormacs v Tombrack United
Adamstown v Shelbourne
Seaview United v Ferns United
Sunday January 22nd: Womens Premier Division
Adamstown v Benfica 11-30
Seaview United v Killenagh Wan 11-30
Tramore FC v Curracloe United 12-0
Womens Division One A
Coolgreaney Celtic v Kilmore United 11-30
North End United v Shelbourne 11-30
Forth Celtic v Enniscorthy Town 11-30
Womens Division One B
Corach Ramblers v Shilelagh United 12-0
Wexford Celtic v Glen Celtic 11-0
Womens Division Two A
Taghmon United v Fastnet Rovers 11-30
New Ross Celtic v New Ross Town 11-30
Rosslare Rangers v All Blacks 1-0
Womens Division Two B
Cloughbawn v Bree United 11-30
Moyne Rangers v Rosslare Strand 11-30
Campile United v Camolin Celtic 2-0
Bus Eireann Womens National League
Castlebar Celtic v Wexford Youths Women 2-0
Bus Eireann Womens National League
Wexford Youth Women 1 Cork Women FC 3
Cork Women arrived in Ferrycarrig Park on Sunday determined to seek revenge for their defeat by the Wexford side before Christmas and they did just that against a lacklustre home side. Wexford got off to the worst possible start when conceded after just three minutes when Claudia Hudner shot to the net in a crowded penalty area after the home defence failed to deal with a corner. Unfortunately the first half was dominated by a well drilled and organised Cork side who reduced the Wexford side to chasing lost causes and lone striker Keeley Clayden was given little supply to trouble the Cork defence. Maria Delahunty did get a shot on twenty minutes but it was way off target and did not trouble Rachel Mullins in the visitors goal. Playing into a strong breeze was not helping the Wexford girls but Cork were keeping the ball moving fast with Sylvia Gee enjoying too much room in midfield and was picking her passes with comfort. Charlotte McCormack was called on to make two excellent saves from Kate McCarthy and Claudia Hudner before disaster struck in the final minute of the half when Clare Shine struck from twenty yards out to find the top corner of the net. Wexford made two changes at half time with Cherelle Khassel and Edel Kennedy coming on for Sadie Murphy and Keeley Clayden but Cork still looked comfortable in the opening exchanges of the half. However, aided by the breeze, Wexford showed character by pulling themselves into the match and Maria Delahunty and Jessica Gleeson both had good opportunities to pull a goal back. Kylie Murphy also had an opportunity but could not dig the ball out from under her feet to get a shot on target and minutes later, Cork broke away and Irish international Denise O Sullivan headed to the net just out of the reach of McCormack in the Wexford goal. This should have broken the home side but to their credit, they battled forward and probably their best chance came when Khassel beat the Cork keeper to the ball and touched it to Kylie Murphy who put the ball over the crossbar. With four minutes remaining, Wexford did get some reward when Nikki Dunphy headed a Maria Delahunty corner to the back of the net, celebrating with a double somersault. However, it was not enough against a well organised Cork side who controlled the game for the first hour and were always going to be difficult to break down once they got their noses in front. Emma Farmer, Claudia Hudner and Sylvia Gee were impressive for the visitors side while Charlotte McCormack, Trish Cleary and sub Cherelle Khassel worked hard for the home side. The Wexford women will now have to shake off the Christmas and New Year blues and head to Castlebar Celtic next Sunday to take on a very inform home side
Wexford Youths Women: Charlotte McCormack; Linda Douglas, Trish Cleary, Jessica Gleeson, Celine Slye (Brianne O’Connor 75); Nicola Dunphy; Maria Delahunty, Ciara O’Brien, Kylie Murphy (capt), Sadie Murphy (Cherelle Khassel h/t); Keeley Clayden (Edel Kennedy h/t).
Cork Women: Rachel Mullins; Amy McCarthy (Susan Donovan 79), Marie Curtin, Emma Farmer, Lauren Murphy; Denise O’Sullivan (capt), Clare Shine (Mary Barrett 79), Sylvia Gee, Laura Lynch (Erica O’Sullivan 79),; Kate McCarthy, Claudia Hudner.
Referee: Michelle O Neill Assistants: Brian Fenlon and Nicky Boland
Attendance: 173
Other Results from yesterday
Shamrock Rovers 2 Peamount United 3
Castlebar Celtic 2 Raheny United 1
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