Wexford and District Womens and Schoolgirls
League 22-09-2013
By Peter Doyle
Womens
Premier Division
Cloughbawn 2 Adamstown 3
The home
side got off to the ideal start in this game and led two nil at the break
courtesy of goals from Shauna Wall and Marcella Cullen. However Adamstown
showed the grit and determination that have kept them in the top division over
the years and scored three in the second half to take what already could be a
very important three points. Edwina Colfer scored one and the prolific
Chantelle Martin scored two top drawer free kicks to give the visitors victory.
Benfica 6 Coolgreaney
Celtic 0
Coolgreaney
made the long trip to Waterford but came away empty handed as Benfica proved
too strong on the day. The game was closer than the scoreline suggests but the
home side deserved their victory with Beserta Ajeti scoring a hat trick while
Steph Hallahan added two with Brianne O Connor also finding the net
Seaview
United 0 North End United 1
These two
sides played out a top class encounter before North End did enough to snatch
the three points. Both sides created chances but Alysha Cullen was the heroine
as she scored the only goal of the game
Womens
Division One
St Josephs 3 Killenagh
Wan 1
Isabelle
Naughter gave Killenagh the lead but it too St Josephs only five minutes to get
back on level terms when Aine Roche found the net on twenty five minutes. The
home side got on top in the second half with Stephanie Gahan and Becky Hayden
scoring in a three one win
Courtown
Hibs 0 New
Ross Town 3
New Ross
Town continued their good form into this season as they travelled to Courtown
and came away with all three points. Republic of Ireland Under Fifteen schools
international player Sinead Ryan was the difference between the sides as she
knocked in a hat trick
Kilmore
United 5 Corach Ramblers 0
The home
side lived up to their tag of divisional favourites as they proved too strong
for Corach Ramblers. Two goals from Jasmine Redmond and one each from Katrina
Parrock, Diane Doyle and Lisa Goff gave Kilmore the points
Womens
Division Two A
Tombrack
United 0 Camolin Celtic 1
In a game
that never really sparked to life, Camolin travelled to Tombrack and took all
three points thanks to a second half goal scored by Triona Graham
Womens
Division Two B
Rosslare
Strand 3 Moyne Rangers 1
Strand
opened their campaign with a win as they overcame relegated Moyne three one.
Two goals from Emma Kehoe and one from Sarah Farrell was enough to give the
home side an opening day victory
Bree United 1 Crossabeg
AFC 0
This very
tight game saw Bree eventually take all three points as Lisa Crean scored the
only goal of a very close game
Best of Luck
to Wexford Footballers
The Wexford
Womens League would like to wish the Wexford GAA Women the best of luck in
their All Ireland Final next Sunday. Several of the players on the squad play,
or have played, in the league in the past and we wish them the best in their
quest for an All Ireland winners medal
New format
for Under Ten Schoolgirls League
In the past
number of years it has become more and more difficult to place teams in the
correct division at Under Ten level so this season, we have decided to
regionalise the lower divisions. This will also cut down on travel and at the
end of the league, the top two teams in each section will play a knock out competition
for Division One title, with other finishing places playing for Division Two A
and Two B titles. The Premier division will remain in place for the top six
teams in the league based on last season’s finishing positions. This season
referees for all Under Ten games will be appointed by the league
FAI Womens
Cup Semi Final
Next Sunday
will see Wexford Youths Women host Castlebar Celtic in Ferrycarrig Park with a
place in the FAI Womens Cup final as a reward for the winners. Castlebar were
the first ever visitors when Wexford joined the league in 2011 and since that
opening day two all draw, the sides have met a total of six times with Wexford
enjoying the best of the battles so far having won four, drew one and lost one.
However, despite one comfortable four nil win in Castlebar last Decmber, the
remaining games have been very tight encounters and there is very little between
the sides and both will be eager to book their place in the cup final. Wexford
have enjoyed a mixed start to the season as they strive to field a first choice
starting eleven as they struggle to cope with injuries to some key players and
suffer the added loss of goalkeeper Mary Rose Kelly in this game as she will be
in goal for Wexford in the All Ireland Junior final in Croke Park. This cup
semi final should prove to be a thrilling encounter and could go all the way to
penalties to decide who will be in the November final, we look forward to your
support on the day. This is the first of two home games against Castlebar as
they are back again the following weekend for their league match which is
provisionally fixed for the Saturday night at 7-45pm
Republic of
Ireland Under Nineteens
Three
Wexford players are currently lining out with the Republic of Ireland Under
Nineteen girls in the qualifying round of the UEFA Championships with the group
being hosted by Ireland in Dublin. On Saturday Lauren Dwyer, Ciara Rossiter and
Ashling Frawley were all part of the team that beat Kazahkstan seven nil in
Dalymount and will have hopefully ensured qualification to the elite phase on
Monday evening when they would have played Greece in Tallaght. The group winds
up when the girls in green play Denmark on Thursday in Tolka Park and we wish
our three players, and indeed the full squad, the best of luck in their quest
for qualification to the next stage of the competition
League Table
Quiz
The league
are hosting a table quiz in the Stanville Lodge Hotel on Friday October 4th
and are asking for your support. Table of Four is forty euro with some great
prizes and proceedings will kick off at 8-30pm and we look forward to seeing
you there
Leinster
Under Twelve Blitz
Cloughbawn
are Wexfords sole representatives in Saturdays Leinster Under Twelve blitz
which is being held in Mullingar with a 12 noon kick off. Wexford were
allocated five places but due to the early timing of the competition, no other
club took up the option so the Clonroche girls will be flying the flag for the
league on the day and we wish them the best of luck and hopefully they will
make it through to the All Ireland blitz in a few weeks time
Fixtures:
Saturday September 28th: Under Ten Premier Division
Ballindaggin v Curracloe
United
Campile
United v Kilmore United
Courtown
Hibs v Bunclody
AFC
Under Ten
North
Tombrack
United v St Cormacs
Moyne
Rangers v St Josephs
Gorey
Rangers v Killenagh Wan
Under Ten
East
All Blacks v Bridge
Rovers
Wexford
Celtic v Rosslare Rangers
Wexford
Youths v Taghmon United
Under Ten
South / West
Adamstown v New
Ross Town
Corach
Ramblers v St Leonards
Cloughbawn v Seaview
United
Under
Fourteen Premier Division
Ballindaggin v Curracloe
United
Kilmore
United v Moyne Rangers
Cloughbawn:
Idle
Under
Fourteen Division One
Gorey
Rangers v Bunclody AFC
Seaview
United v St Leonards
Bridge
Rovers: Idle
Under Fourteen
Division Two A
All Blacks v
North End United
Courtown
Hibs v Arklow
Town
Wexford
Celtic: Idle
Under
Fourteen Division Two B
Tombrack
United v New Ross Town
Adamstown v Gorey
Celtic
Cloughbawn
B: Idle
Under
Eighteen League
Ballindaggin v Curracloe
United
Seaview
United v North End United
Killenagh
Wan: Idle
Sunday Sept
29th: FAI Womens Senior Cup Semi Final
Wexford
Youths Women v Castlebar Celtic 2pm in
Ferrycarrig Park
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