Results and Fixtures 30-09-2012

Wexford and District Womens and Schoolgirls League 30-09-2012

Under Ten Premier Division

Campile United           1          Curracloe United        1

These two young under ten sides served up an excellent game of soccer before both came away with a point each. Sarah Foley scored for the home side with Grace Harding Kenny on target for the visitors

Under Ten Division One

Courtown Hibs           4          Taghmon United         1

Cora Banville was on target for Taghmon but a hat trick from Amy Robertson and a goal from Ella Maree gave Hibs victory and a good start to life in division one

Wexford Celtic           0          Bunclody AFC           11

Bunclody were just too strong for a young Wexford Celtic side who were unable to contain the firepower of the visitors. Hat tricks from Katie Bates, Laoise Kearney and Katie Moynihan as well as two goals from Leah Power gave Bunclody a comprehensive eleven goal victory

Under Ten Division Two A

St Josephs       2          Killenagh Wanderers  2

Killenagh led two nil at half time but two goals from Amy Mitten gave the home side a well deserved point in an entertaining local derby

St Leonards     2          Shelburne AFC           2

Clodagh Foran was on target twice for the home side as they shared four goals with a young Shelburne side who scored twice through Katie Murphy.

All Blacks       5          Bridge Rovers 3

Seren Ward, with two, Aoife Houghton, Zita Tiernan and Shauna O Connor were all on target for All Blacks in this high scoring win over Bridge Rovers. Casey Neville scored two for Bridge with Abhoie Manley also on target

Under Ten Division Two B

Tombrack United        5          Cloughbawn    1

Zoe Tobin Cosgrove scored a hat trick for the home side while her sister Amy Tobin Cosgrove also found the net with Mia Kelly also scoring to give Tombrack a five one win. Siobhan Hudson was on target for a young Clouhbawn side

Under Fourteen Premier Division

Kilmore United           1          Curracloe United        1

These two title favourites had to settle for a point each after this one all draw in Kilmore on Saturday. Rebecca Furlong was on target for the home side while Derbhla Doyle scored for the visitors

Cloughbawn    2          Bree United    4

Bree opened their campaign with a win away to Cloughbawn as two goals from Aideen Byrne and one each from Louise Butler and Abbie Kennedy was enough to give the visitors all three points. Hannah Keating and Megan West were on target for the home side.

Under Fourteen Division One

Ballindaggin    1          Moyne Rangers           0

A solitary goal from Abbie O Connor was enough to give Ballindaggin all three points in this very closely contested game with Moyne Rangers

Seaview United          2          St Josephs       1

The home side opened their season with a win as they overcame St Josephs by the odd goal in three. Siobhan Rowe was on target with both goals for the home side..

Bunclody AFC           2          St Leonards     0

Two very young sides produced a very entertaining match where Britney Conroy was the difference between both sides as she scored both the home side goals

Under Fourteen Division Two A

Rosslare Rangers         0          Bridge Rovers 6

Bridge came away from Rosslare with all three points as they knocked in six without reply. Deirdre Byrne scored twice for the visitors with Jamie Devereux, Julia Halpin, Sinead Ronan John and an own goal making up the visitors tally

Rathnure United         0          Campile United           4

Campile opened their campaign with a four nil win away to Rathnure.Grainne Ryan, Chloe Banville and two goals from Eva Boland gave the visitors all three points

Gorey Celtic    3          North End United       5

Amy Wilson scored a hat trick for the home side but a Natasha Rossiter hat trick and two goals from Stacey Farrell gave North End all three points

Under Fourteen Division Two B

Tombrack United        4          Enniscorthy Town       1

Both these young sides produced a very exciting game before the home side eventually took the three points with three second half goals. Shauna Dwyer was on target for Town but two goals from Shannon McGovern and one each from Leona Kenny and Rebecca Doran Doyle gave Tombrack all three points

New Ross Town         1          Wexford Celtic           11

Wexford Celtic were just too strong for a very young New Ross Town who tried hard but were unable to contain the firepower of the visitors

Fastnet Rovers            7          All Blacks       3

Emily Coakley scored a hat trick for All Blacks but goals from Rachel Bennett, two, Ciara Moore, Megan Fitzhenry White, Alice Harpur, Orla Brennan and Ann Marie Bennett gave the home side victory

Under Eighteen League

Cloughbawn    1          North End United       0

This under eighteen fixture produced some excellent football before Cloughbawn did just enough to sneak their first three points of the season. Both sides were very evenly matched but a first half Megan Whitty goal was enough to give Cloughbawn all three points.

Womens Premier Division

Benfica            1          Ferns United   3

Ferns collected a very important three points away to Benfica to win their second in a row and look to be very determined to take back the league title they relinquished to Tramore last season. Becky Conroy was on target for Benfica but Ferns took a well deserved three points through a goal from Josie Dwyer and two from Kerrie Nolan

Coolgreaney Celtic     1          Seaview United          5

Seaview made the long journey to Coolgreaney a worthwhile one as they came away with all three points after a five one victory. Laura Ryan was on target for Celtic but two goals from Catherine Doyle and one each from Jane Banville, Meabh Kehoe and Eimear Mullen gave Seaview a well deserved three points

Womens Division One A

North End United       2          Killenagh Wanderers  4

These two sides produced a high scoring encounter and end to end football before Killenagh eventually took all three points and their second win of the season. Sara Byrne and Leanne O Reilly were both on target for the home side but a Roisin O Connor hat trick and a Marian Cardiff goal gave the visitors victory

Wexford Celtic           4          Curracloe United        0

A weakened Curracloe side were no match for a Wexford Celtic side who took their chances and ran out deserved four nil winners. Michelle Murphy scored twice with Lisa Marie Doyle and Cara McDonald scoring one each

Enniscorthy Town       4          Shilelagh United         3

Town came out on top in a seven goal thriller as they overcame Shilelagh United four three, Fiona Byrne was on target twice for the visitors with Noreen Lambert adding a free kick. Jessica Martin, Nicola Davitt, Aoife Hegarty and Diane Leniston all scored for the home side

Womens Division One B

Courtown Hibs           1          Glen Celtic      4

Glen Celtic bounced back from their opening day defeat to New Ross Town as they overcame Hibs by four goals to one. Lauren Ramsey was on target for Hibs while Katie Sludds scored two for Celtic with Marie Parker and Michelle Darcy also finding the net

Forth Celtic     1          Corach Ramblers         0

Forth Celtic opened their league campaign with a win as they overcame Corach Ramblers by a single goal in a game of few chances. Caoimhe Dunne converted a penalty early in the second half to give her side all three points

Bunclody AFC           1          New Ross Town         6

New Ross Town have raced off to an early lead in this division as they comfortably overcame a young Bunclody side. Kellie Keating scored a hat trick with Lina Smitate, Linda Kelly and Jenny Delaney all scoring one each. Nicole Fortune was on target for Bunclody

Womens Division Two A

Rosslare Rangers         1          All Blacks       3

All Blacks made it two wins from two games as they overcame Rosslare Rangers three one. Roberta Butler was on target for Rangers but goals from Aoife Traynor, Roisin Furlong and an own goal gave All Blacks the points

Womens Division Two B

Crossabeg        0          Campile United           4

Campile took all three points as they travelled to Crossabeg and came away four  nil winners. Melissa Doyle scored two with Amy Molloy and Sandra Mythen adding one each.

Cushinstown   0          Camolin Celtic            6

Camolin opened their season with a win as they overcame new club Cushinstown six nil with Megan Murray scoring a hat trick, Sinead Furlong scoring two and Niamh O Leary adding a penalty

Rosslare Strand           5          Bree United    3

The home side took all three points at home to Bree with Karen Koolhoff scoring two to add to goals from Niamh White, Sinead Fitzpatrick and Sarah Farrell while Mary O Gorman scored two for Bree, the third goal coming from an unfortunate deflection by a Strand defender

Fixtures: Saturday October 6th: Leinster Under Twelve Provincial Finals

12 noon in Oscar Traynor Complex, Coolock

Clubs from Wexford: Cloughbawn, Gorey Celtic, Tombrack United, Kilmore United

Under Twelve Premier Division

Curracloe United        v          Bunclody AFC

Under Twelve Division One

Campile United A       v          Moyne Rangers

Taghmon United         v          North End United

Under Twelve Division Two A

Bridge Rovers v          Killenagh Wan

Wexford Celtic           v          Seaview United

Shelburne        v          St Leonards

Under Twelve Division Two B

Rosslare Rangers         v          Corach Ramblers

New Ross Town         v          St Josephs

Courtown Hibs           v          Forth Celtic

Under Twelve Division Three

Campile United B       v          Enniscorthy Town

Camolin Celtic            v          Adamstown

Under Sixteen Premier Division

Seaview United          v          Curracloe United

St Leonards     v          Killenagh Wan

Under Sixteen Division One

Bree United    v          Bunclody AFC

St Josephs       v          Rathnure United

Under Sixteen Division Two

New Ross Town         v          Bridge Rovers

All Blacks       v          Camolin Celtic

Sunday October 7th: Womens Premier Division

Cloughbawn    v          Benfica            1-0

Tramore FC     v          Adamstown    11-30

Ferns United   v          Seaview United          2-0

Womens Division One A

Shilelagh United         v          North End United       12-0

Kilmore United           v          Wexford Celtic           11-0

Killenagh Wan            v          Enniscorthy Town       11-0

Womens Division One B

St Josephs       v          Forth Celtic     11-0

Fastnet Rovers            v          Bunclody AFC           11-30

Glen Celtic      v          Corach Ramblers         11-0

New Ross Town         v          Courtown Hibs           11-0

Womens Division Two A

Tombrack United        v          Taghmon United         1-0

All Blacks       v          Moyne Rangers           11-0

Cloughbawn B            v          Rosslare Rangers         3-0

Womens Division Two B

Camolin Celtic            v          Castledockrell United 3-0

Bree United    v          Crossabeg AFC           11-0

Campile United           v          Cushinstown   11-0

Fixtures and Results 23-09-2012

Wexford and District Womens League 23-09-2012

Womens Premier Division

Seaview United          1          Tramore FC     2

After a thrilling battle in Mersheen, last seasons champions Tramore will feel fortunate to leave with three points as they trailed one nil with three minutes to go. Maebh Kehoe had given the home side the lead and despite the visitors piling on the pressure, it looked like Seaview might have done enough to hold on. However goals from Vanessa Ogbonna and Niamh Walsh turned the game on its head and gave Tramore the three points

Adamstown    4          Cloughbawn    3

These two near neighbours served up a seven goal thriller with the home side eventually doing enough to take the victory. Chantelle Martin put Adamstown ahead but a goal from Mary Tyrell and two from Kate Cullen had the premier division new girls in control but another goal from Chantelle as one each from Niamh Kelly and Leanne Murphy gave Adamstown an opening day win

Ferns United   9          Coolgreaney Celtic     0

Last years runners up Ferns United made their intentions known in this match as they put promoted Coolgreaney Celtic to the sword. A Josie Dwyer hat trick, two goals from Liz Everedd and one each from Hayley Nolan, Gemma Kehoe, Leona Breen and Rachel Collier saw the home tide wrap up a comfortable victory

Womens Division One A

Killenagh Wanderers  4          Wexford Celtic           1

The home side had this game wrapped up at half time when they led four nil thanks to goals from Marian Kavanagh, Isobel Naughter, Leona Masterson and Sara Killick. Nellie Walsh did pull one back for Celtic in the second half but they could make no further headway into the home side defence and Killenagh seem intent on a quick return to the premier division

Curracloe United        5          North End United       0

A young Curracloe side are determined to make a quick return to the top division as they overcame North End with five goals to spare. Bridget Curran, Niamh Doyle, Amy Banville, Clara Donnelly and Noeleen Shanahan were all on target for the home side

Shilelagh United         2          Kilmore United           3

These two sides will be hoping to be in contention for promotion at the end of the season and after this thriller, neither will be far away. Lisa Goff and Johanna Cousins put Kilmore two goals ahead but Fiona Byrne scored twice to bring the home side back onlevel terms. However, Jasmine Redmond had the final say when she scored late in the game to give the visitors all three points

Womens Division One B

Glen Celtic      2          New Ross Town         3

A Jenny Delaney hat trick gave the New Ross side all three points in a very tough closely fought encounter where all five goals came from dead ball situations. Siobhan Nolan scored both Celtic goals in a game of few chances despite five goals being scored

St Josephs       4          Courtown Hibs           0

Tracey McCormack made a return to womens soccer and scored twice as the home side overcame Hibs four nil with Aoife Kavanagh also scoring twice. Hibs did create chances but found the Joeys defence difficult to break down

Corach Ramblers         1          Bunclody AFC           0

A solitary Shannon McDonald goal gave Corach victory in a very close encounter where both sides created several chances while a young Bunclody side were unlucky not to equalise when a free kick struck the crossbar late in the second half

Womens Division Two A

All Blacks       5          Cloughbawn B            3

This eight goal thriller saw All Blacks eventually take all three points despite a very spirited display by Cloughbawn second team. A Roisin Furlong hat trick as well as goals from Roisin Murphy and Deirdre Kenny had the home side always in control while Joanne Kennedy scored a hat trick for Cloughbawn

Moyne Rangers           1          Rosslare Rangers         10

The home side were given a baptism of fire in division Two A as Rosslare Rangers knocked in ten with Shannon O Brien scoring five, Shauna O Byne adding four with the tenth being deflected to the net by a Moyne defender. Ciara Tobin scored a consolation goal for Moyne

Womens Division Two B

Campile United           1          Rosslare Strand           1

Both these sides were content with a point each after a very close battle saw them exchange a goal each. Danielle Kent was on target for Campile while Nadine Bail scored for Strand

Castledockrell United 10        Crossabeg AFC           0

The home side opened their season with a big win over Crossabeg with Ellen Kelly scoring four, Caitriona Murray scored two while Lisa Carroll Doyle, Cait Doyle, Kelly Ann Murphy and Alma Morris all added one each

Bree United    3          Cushinstown AFC      0

Two goals from Niamh Parker and one from Mary O Gorman gave Bree an opening day win over new club Cushinstown who did create chances but found the home defence difficult to break down

Under Twelve National Cup

Four teams from Wexford have qualified for the Leinster Under Twelve blitz after the League blitz in Bunclody on Saturday. Cloughbawn looked very impressive as they eventually overcame Tombrack three nil, drew one all with Gorey Celtic and romped past Camolin Celtic seven nil to top the group. Gorey Celtic finished second on goal difference as they beat Camolin three nil and Tombrack two nil as well as the draw with Cloughbawn. Tombrack finished third after a penalty shoot out victory over Camolin. The girls from Camolin also qualified for the Provincial finals which will take place in the Oscar Traynor Complex in Coolock on Saturday October 6th and we wish them all the best of luck.

Fixtures: Saturday September 29th: Under Ten Premier Division

Kilmore United           v          Moyne Rangers

Campile United           v          Curracloe United

Ballindaggin: Idle

Under Ten Division One

Courtown Hibs           v          Taghmon United

Wexford Celtic           v          Bunclody AFC

Gorey Celtic     v     Corach Ramblers

Under Ten Division Two A

St Josephs       v          Killnagh Wanderers

St Leonards     v          Shelburne

All Blacks       v          Bridge Rovers

Under Ten Division Two B

Tombrack United        v          Cloughbawn

Enniscorthy Town       v          Idle

New Ross Town         v          Rosslare Rangers

Under Fourteen Premier Division

Kilmore United           v          Curracloe United

Cloughbawn    v          Bree United

Killenagh Wan: Idle

Under Fourteen Division One

Ballindaggin    v          Moyne Rangers

Seaview United          v          St Josephs

Bunclody AFC           v          St Leonards

Under Fourteen Division Two A

Rathnure United         v          Campile United

Gorey Celtic    v          North End United

Rosslare Rangers         v          Bridge Rovers

Under Fourteen Division Two B

Tombrack United        v          Enniscorthy Town

New Ross Town         v          Wexford Celtic

Fastnet Rovers            v          All Blacks

Under Eighteen League

Cloughbawn    v          North End United

Kilmore United           v          St Leonards

Sunday September 30th: Womens Premier Division

Coolgreaney Celtic     v          Seaview United          11-30

Benfica            v          Ferns United   11-30

Womens Division One A

North End United       v          Killenagh Wan            1-0

Wexford Celtic           v          Curracloe United        3-0

Enniscorthy Town       v          Shilelagh United         3-0

Womens Division One B

Courtown Hibs           v          Glen Celtic      3-0

Forth Celtic     v          Corach Ramblers         11-0

Bunclody AFC           v          New Ross Town         11-0

Womens Division Two A

Moyne Rangers           v          Tombrack United        11-0

Rosslare Rangers         v          All Blacks       11-0

Womens Division Two B

Crossabeg AFC           v          Campile United           11-0

Cushinstown   v          Camolin Celtic            11-0

Rosslare Strand           v          Bree United    11-0

Fixtures for 23rd September 2012

Wexford and District Womens and Schoolgirls League 16-09-2012

Under Twelve Schoolgirls National Cup

The Wexford qualification blitz for the Under Twelve National Cup will take place on Saturday September 22nd at a venue to be decided. Players born in 2000 – 2002 are eligible to participate and teams are allowed enter a squad of twelve. Any club interested in entering the Wexford section, please contact 087 2697074 before Wednesday September 19th and a fee of twenty euro will be charged per team to cover referee costs. The qualifiers will be representing the league in the Leinster blitz and if succesful there, will qualify for the National final on October 13th in Dublin so ensure your club can fulfil these obligations before entering.

League Kicks Off next Sunday

Next Sunday will see the Wexford Womens League kick off for what promises to be another exciting and closely contested season. With St Cormacs withdrawing from the premier division, seven teams will compete this season instead of the usual eight which means there will be only one team relegated at the end of the season. Champions Tramore will still look the team to beat although they have lost three players to Wexford Youths Women which will surely have an impact. Last season Ferns were their most serious challengers and it looks like they will be this year as well and as they have much the same squad, they could actually be the team to beat. Adamstown continue to grow as a team and could cause some problems fort he bigger sides but still not sure if they are ready to be able to challenge for the title but without doubt they will be in the running. Seaview United are another side capable of causing problems for the challengers although they need more consistency to launch any sort of serious challenge for the title themselves. Benfica just about survived last season as they lost a load of players but a run of form late in the season saw them do just enough to avoid relegation. Some of their players have moved to Australia for this season so once again they need to rebuild and it will all depend on how quick they can do it will have a big bearing on where they finish. Cloughbawn have taken the place of Shelburne in the top flight after an exodus of their players moved to the Clonroche based side which resulted in the demise of the Ballywilliam side in womens soccer. It will be difficult to gauge how they will do at this level and the upheavel during the summer will be bound to have had an impact so it will depend on how quick to settle into life in the top flight. Coolgreaney Celtic are also promoted and will be hoping to get a good start to ensure survival in the top division but its their away form could let them down as they are unfortunate that the division contains several south county teams as well as the two Waterford sides.

Division One A will be wide open this season with almost all the sides competeing capable of lifting the title and it is impossible to guess who will be the main challenger. However North End and Killenagh could be the teams best prepared for the challenge for the two promotion spots while Curracloe and Kilmore United will always be in contention

Division One B also looks to be a closely contested division with Corach Ramblers and New Ross Town looking sharp in pre season while Glen Celtic and St Josephs wont be far away.

Division Two A will see All Blacks and Rosslare Rangers start as early favourites while Division Two B will see Camolin Celtic and Bree United start as teams most likely to be in contention for the title.

FAI Senior Womens Cup Semi Final

Next Saturday evening will see Wexford Youths Women travel to Morton Stadium in Santry to take on Raheny United in the semi final of the FAI Senior Cup for what promises to be a very interesting cup tie. In the three league matches played last season between the sides, there was very little between the teams as they drew twice and Raheny edged a three two victory in Ferrycarrig. Raheny finished second in the league last season and are unbeaten so far this season and would be considered Peamount Uniteds most serious challengers for the title. Ironically, both sides have reached this semi final without kicking a ball, as they qualified for the quarter finals courtesy of their top four finish in the league and then both received walkovers. Raheny were given a walkover by Castlebar Celtic while Wexford were given an easy passage through by Raheny Uniteds second string when they withdrew from the competition. Wexford travelled to the AUL on Sunday for a friendly against the Republic of Ireland Under Nineteen squad and came out one nil winners thanks to a goal from Ciara Rossiter which sets the Wexford girls up nicely for Sundays semi final. While the FAI Cup does not carry the prestige it once did, it would still be nice to get to the final and an opportunity to lift the first national womens trophy. The game on Saturday kicks off on Saturday at 7-30pm and the girls would appreciate your support on the night

Fixtures: Saturday September 22nd: FAI Senior Cup Semi Final

Raheny United v Wexford Youths Women, Morton Stadium, 7-30pm

Sunday September 23rd: Womens Premier Division
Adamstown v Cloughbawn 11am
Ferns United v Coolgreaney Celtic 11am
Seaview United v Tramore FC 11am
Benfica: Idle

Womens Division One A
Killenagh Wan v Wexford Celtic 11am
Curracloe United v North End United 11am
Shilelagh United v Kilmore United 11-30am
Enniscorthy Town Idle

Womens Division One B
Glen Celtic v New Ross Town 11am
St Josephs v Courtown Hibs 11am
Fastnet Rovers v Forth Celtic 11-30am
Corach Ramblers v Bunclody AFC 11am

Womens Division Two A
All Blacks v Cloughbawn B 11am
Tombrack United v Taghmon United OFF
Moyne Rangers v Rosslare Rangers 1pm

Womens Division Two B
Campile United v Rosslare Strand 11-0
Castledockrell United v Crossabeg AFC 11-0
Cushinstown AFC v Bree United 11-0
Camolin Celtic: Idle