Wexford and District
Women’s and Schoolgirls League 11-12-2016
Under Twelve Cup Pre
Round
Forth Celtic White 0
Aughrim Rangers 3
Aughrim Rangers made
the long journey to Forth Celtic in this preliminary round game and earned an
even longer trip to St Leonards after this 3-0 win. Lacey Jane Shannon scored
one while Aoife Campbell added two
Taghmon United 2
Bree United 2 aet
(Bree United won 4-2
on pens)
Two goals from
Hannah Keating had Taghmon 2-0 ahead in this match and they looked to be
heading to a first round game at home to Bridge Rovers. However, Bree battled
back in the second half with goals from Amy Doyle and Holly Dunbar brought the
game to extra time and eventually penalties where they progressed 4-2.
Wexford Youths Blue 1
Forth Celtic Green 2
Forth Celtic Green
made their way through to a first round meeting with Moyne Rangers when they
travelled to Ferrycarrig Park and came away 2-1 winners with a goal from Katie
Kehoe in the dying seconds. Jenna Kirwan had scored for Youths while Katie
scored both for Celtic
Under Twelve Cup
First Round
Courtown Hibs 6
Shelburne FC 1
Hibs continued their
good form this season with a 6-1 win over a hard working Shelburne side. Neala
Barron was on target for Shelburne but a hat trick from Hannah Redmond and a
goal each from Grace Davis, Rebecca O Connor and Sasha Greene saw Hibs through
Bridge Rovers 2nd
0
Corach Ramblers 4
Ramblers travelled
to Bridge Rovers and booked their place in the last sixteen of the cup. Rachel
Gaynor scored a hat trick for the visitors while the fourth goal was courtesy
of an own goal by a home side defender
New Ross Town 2nd
0
Bunclody AFC 4
Bunclody are through
to the second round when they travelled to New Ross Town and came away 4-0
winners
Carnew FC 1 Campile
United 1 aet
(Carnew won 3-2 on
pens)
Carnew are through
to the second round of the cup after they overcame Campile on penalties after a
very entertaining 1-1 draw. Erin O Callaghan was on target for Carnew while
Lauren Howlin Bolger scored for Campile
Cushinstown AFC 0
St Cormacs 4
St Cormacs made the
long trip to Cushinstown and overcame the home side 4-0 to go through to the
last sixteen
Fastnet Rovers 0
All Blacks 5
The home side made
All Blacks work hard before the visitors eventually made their way through to
the second round after a 5-0 win. Aoibheann Rankin scored twice with Kiera
Casey, Cora Sinnott and Ciara Murphy all adding one each
Tombrack United 1
New Ross Celtic 5
New Ross Celtic went
through to the second round after they overcame Tombrack United 5-1 after a
strong first half display. Caoimhe Keher Murtagh scored a hat trick for Celtic
while Keelin Jensen and Aoife Kielthy added one each. Ava Dragusin scored a late
consolation goal for the home side
St Josephs 0
Curracloe United 3
Curracloe United are
through to the second round after they overcame St Josephs 3-0 in a very
entertaining cup match
Rosslare Rangers 6
Gorey Rangers 1
Rosslare Rangers are
enjoying an excellent season and continued that form in the cup when proving
too strong for Gorey Rangers who scored through Ashley Fitzpatrick. However two
goals each from Tegan Fortune, Bobby Culleton and Abigail Clarke saw the home
side through
Under Sixteen Premier
One
Tombrack United 12
Shelburne FC 1
The home side made
it five wins from five games as they overcame a young but hard working
Shelburne side. Ella Lyng scored for the visitors but Becky Connaughton (3),
Nadine Fortune (4), Shannon McGovern, Zoe Tobin Cosgrave, Nicola Ryan, Kelli
Maguire and a long range effort from Breda Cushen saw Tombrack collect all
three points
Bunclody AFC 3
Courtown Hibs 1
Bunclody moved to
second in the premier division when they overcame Courtown Hibs 3-1 after a
very entertaining encounter. Gina Burke was on target for Hibs while goals from
Geri Rose O Connor, Ciara Roban and Aoife Darcy secured the three points for
the home side
Division Two A
Forth Celtic 6 Corach Ramblers 0
Celtic moved to
second in the table after they overcame Corach Ramblers by a six goal margin. Michelle
Carthy and Sarah Carroll scored two goals each with Nadine Cunningham and
Caitlin Murphy were on target for Forth
New Ross Town 6
Seaview United 1
Town made it five
wins from five games and lead the way as we head into Christmas after this 6-1
win over Seaview. Jenny O Keefe (3), Eadaoin Kent (2) and Amy Lawlor all scored
for the home side
Division Two B
Camolin Celtic 10
Arklow Town 3
Camolin remain well
in contention after proving too strong for Arklow and running out 10-3 winners.
Aida Ulainchiv, Ella Dodd and Molly Garland were on target for Town but goals
from Megan Byrne (3), Emma Carton (3), Megan Doyle (2), Aine Byrne and Grace O
Halloran gave Celtic all three points
Carnew FC 8
Moyne Rangers 3
Carnew picked up
their second win of the season when they overcame Moyne 8-3 in a highly
entertaining encounter. Lucy Kemple (3), Leanne Kelly (2), Kaley Kavanagh and
Aine O Gorman all scored for the home side while Shanisse O Reilly (2) and
Chloe Browne were on target for Rangers
St Josephs 1
Wexford Celtic 3
Wexford Celtic
joined St Josephs at the top of the table after this 3-1 win in Kilmuckridge.
Aliat Kotun scored twice with Aishling O Sullivan also finding the net to have
Celtic in control but St Josephs battled back strongly in the second half but
only reward was a goal from Amy Mitten
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