Wexford
and District Women’s and Schoolgirls League 18-09-2016
Under Twelve Premier
Division
Courtown Hibs 3 Ballindaggin 3
This division
promises to be very competitive this season and showed this when both opening
games were draws. Courtown and Ballindaggin produced an outstanding encounter
with Sasha Greene (2) and Hanna Redmond on target for Hibs while Niamh Doyle
and Ana Roban (2) finding the net for Ballindaggin
St Leonards 1 Seaview
United 1
These two local
rivals also produced a thrilling game which also ended in a draw. Abby Whitty
scored the goal for the home side with Sophie Doyle scoring to earn Seaview a
points
Under Twelve
Division One
Moyne Rangers 0 North
End United 9
A very strong North
End side proved too strong for a young Moyne side and ran out comfortable
winners with a nine goal margin. Katie Law scored a personal tally of six with
Shannon McGuire and Leah Sinnott with two also finding the net
All Blacks 5 Curracloe
United 3
The home side came
out on top of this eight goal thriller between two sides who will both fancy
their chances of challenging for the title. Emma Cullen (2) and Caoimhe Whelan
scored for Curracloe while Cora Sinnott, Ciara Murphy and Aoibheann Rankin (3)
were all on target for All Blacks
Under Twelve
Division Two A
New Ross Celtic 4 Adamstown 3
A Caoimhe Kehir
Murtagh hat trick gave Celtic a good foundation as they overcame Adamstown by
the odd goal in seven. Casey Murphy also scored for the home side while Karlina
Jarlarz, Ella Furlong and Ella Roche all found the net for Adamstown
Bunclody AFC 6 Bree
United 1
Grace Donoghue was
on target for Bree in this match but found the home side too strong on the day
as they ran out 6-1 winners. Jade Conroy, Katie Moynihan, Corie Fotzgerald,
Sarah Kenny and Jenna Conroy (2) all scored for Bunclody
Under Twelve
Division Two B
Wexford Youths 0 New
Ross Town 3
Two goals from Emma
Rossiter and one from Aoibh Thomas gave New Ross Town a 3-0 victory away to
Wexford Youths
Rosslare Strand 1 St
Josephs 5
St Josephs made the
long journey to Rosslare a worthwhile one when they came away 5-1 winners
against a young home side. Sarah Walsh (3), Charlie Kennedy and Skye Kavanagh
were all on target for the visitors while Ashley Roche scored for Strand
Under Twelve
Division Three
Forth Celtic 1 Rosslare
Rangers 9
Rosslare Rangers
proved too strong for a youthful Forth Celtic side and ran out comfortable 9-1
winners. Katie Kehoe scored for Celtic but goals from Tegan Fortune (4), Bobbi
Culleton (2), Abigail Clarke (2) and Amelia Reese gave Rangers all three points
Campile United 2 Cushinstown
AFC 2
These two sides
played out a thrilling draw as they shared four goals in Campile on Saturday
morning. Sally Kehoe and Lauren Howlin Bolger were on target for the home side
while Aoife Byrne scored both goals for Cushinstown
St Cormacs 7 Gorey
Rangers B 0
The Boolavogue girls
looked very impressive as they opened their season with a seven goal win over
Gorey Rangers second team. Emerson Doran scored four with Bronagh Kenny with a
hat trick made up their tally
Under Twelve
Division Four
Forth Celtic B 5 Fastnet
Rovers 0
Celtic second string
overcame new club Fastnet Rovers in a very fast and exciting encounter with
Sinead Cullen (3) and Mia Quirke (2) both finding the net
Wexford Youths B 2 Shelburne
FC 1
Caitlin Gaffney was
on target for Shelburne but it was not enough as Rachel Meeney scored twice to
give Youths second string all three points
Bridge Rovers B 4 New
Ross Town B 0
Rovers second team
opened their season with a win and secured all three points with a 4-0 win over
Ross Town second team. Olivia Morris (3) and Aoife McEldowney were both on
target for Bridge
Aughrim Rangers 7 Carnew
FC 0
Aughrim Rangers
opened their season with a comfortable win over a young Carnew side and knocked
in seven without reply. Goals from Willow Jordan, Zoe O Connor, Aoife Campbell
and Abigail Whitney (4) gave the home side a historic three points
Under Sixteen
Division Two A
Seaview United 0 New
Ross Town 10
Town got off to a
flying start when they came away from Seaview comfortable winners with goals
from Eadoin Kent (5), Jenny Canning (2), Cria Langton, Amy Lawlor and Jenny O
Keefe
Under Sixteen
Division Two B
Arklow Town 1 Carnew
FC 1
These two Wicklow
sides played out a tense 1-1 draw with Kay Murphy scoring the goal for Carnew
while Ella Jenkinson scored for Arklow
St Josephs 3 Moyne
Rangers 1
The Kilmuckridge
girls opened their season with a win when they overcame Moyne Rangers 3-1 with
Holly Meehan (2) and Amy Mitten on target for the winners. Jenna Boyd scored a
great individual goal for Rangers
Women’s Premier One
Shield Group A
Benfica LFC 3 Piltown
FC 1
The home side bounced
back from last Sundays defeat to East End with a 3-1 win at home to near
neighbours Piltown. Caoimhe Mackey was on target for the visitors but goals
from Becky Conroy (2) and Lisa Dower gave Benfica the three points and keep
alive their chances of qualifying for the quarter finals
Women’s Premier One
Shield Group B
All Blacks 1 Curracloe
United 4
Curracloe have
qualified for the quarter final of the Shield after this win away to All Blacks.
Roisin Furlong was on target for the home side but goals from Natasha Byrne
(2), Siobhan Doolan and Roisin Doolan gave the visitors the points that ensured
their place in the last eight draw
Women’s Premier One
Shield Group C
Adamstown 1 Corach
Ramblers 0
It took eighty six
minutes for Adamstown to eventually break down the stubborn resistance of newly
promoted Corach Ramblers. In an evenly contested match, it took a sparkle of
brilliance from Chantelle Martin to eventually break the deadlock with four
minutes to go
Women’s Premier
Shield Group D
Bree United 0 Ferns United 8
Premier side Ferns
were much too strong for newly promoted Bree and ran out comfortable 8-0
winners. Goals from Rachel Collier, Liz Everedd, Josie Dwyer, Georgina Moore,
Nicola Kirwan and a hat trick from Aoife Devereux, who was making her debut,
gave Ferns all three points
Women’s Divisional
Shield Group A
Courtown Hibs 0 Tombrack
United 0
Despite this match
being a scoreless draw, it was a game of several chances with the home side
enjoying the best of the first half but unable to break down the visitors well
organised defence. The second half was much more evenly contested and in the
end both teams were content with a point
Women’s Divisional
Shield Group B
New Ross Town 3 St
Leonards 6
St Leonards have
qualified for the knockout stages of the Shield after this 6-3 win away to a
youthful New Ross Town. Sinead Ryan (2) and Sandra Murphy were on target for
Town but goals from Fiona Ryan (4), Ciara Ryan and Niamh Browne gave the
Ballycullane side their second win of the group and qualification for the next
stage
Stoney LFC 0 Fastnet
Rovers 5
Fastnet are also
through to the next stage of the competition after they recorded a 5-0 win over
an understrength Stoney side. Joanne Jordan (2), Rebecca O Connor, Shirley O
Neill and Triona Kelly gave Rovers an important three points
Women’s Divisional
Shield Group C
Cloughbawn AFC 3 Cushinstown
AFC 0
The home side have
qualified for the knockout stages of the Shield after this 3-0 win over a
battling Cushinstown side. Jessica Martin scored twice with Gina Foley also
finding the net in this victory
Shelburne FC 2 Seaview
United B 1
New club Shelburne
recorded their second win in a row and booked their place in the knockout
stages after this 2-1 win over Seaview. Kelly O Rourke scored both goals for the
home side
Women’s Divisional
Shield Group D
Moyne Rangers 6 Ajax
Athletic 0
A Siobhan Grant
Moorehead hat trick set Moyne well on the way to a 6-0 win over Ajax in this
Enniscorthy derby. Nicola Davitt scored two with Aideen Byrne also finding the
net and give them a chance of qualifying for the knockout stages
Arklow Town 0 Bunclody
AFC 2
Two wins from two
games see Bunclody through to the knockout stages of the Shield as they
travelled to Arklow and came away 2-0 winners. Hayley Browne scored direct from
a corner and Britney Conroy made sure of the points with a goal ten minutes
from the end
Women’s Divisional
Shield Group E
Wexford Bohs 1 Rosslare
Rangers 0
Bohs recorded their
first win as an adult club when they overcame Rosslare Rangers 1-0 and gave
themselves an outside chance of qualifying for the next round. Aideen Byrne
scored the all important goal to give Bohs their historic victory
Bridge Rovers 1 St
Josephs 9
St Josephs have
ensured their place in the knockout stage with a comprehensive 9-1 win away to
Bridge Rovers. Sarah Ryan scored for Rovers but goals from Michelle Gahan (4),
Emer O Leary (3) and Kelsey Reid (2) gave Joeys victory
Fixtures will be on www.wexfordwomenssoccer.com by
8pm
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