Wexford and
District Women’s and Schoolgirls League 08-01-2016
Under Ten Cup
First Round
Aughrim Rangers 1
Carnew FC 1 aet
(Aughrim won on
penalties)
This all Wicklow
match produced a thrilling encounter before Aughrim Rangers eventually booked
their place in the last sixteen on penalties. Aoife Wafer scored for Carnew and
Sarah Doyle was on target for the home side and with no further goals, the game
went to penalties where Aine Darcy scored the winning penalty for her side
Fastnet Rovers 1
Wexford Youths 4
Wexford Youths
booked their place in the second round when they travelled to Rathangan and
came away 4-1 winners. Lily McLoughlin was on target for the home side while
Ella Lambert, Rachel Cullen and two from Layla Stafford saw Youths through to
the second round
Ferns United 2
New Ross Celtic 0
Ferns are through
to the second round after a 2-0 win against New Ross Celtic and will be home to
Wexford Youths in the last sixteen. Anna Kavanagh and Ellie Kate Larkin scored the all important goals for the home
side
Bree United 1
Bunclody AFC 2
These two sides
played out an entertaining cup tie before Bunclody eventually booked their
place in the second round. Casey Cullen was on target for Bree but two goals
for Mia Dunne saw her side through to the last sixteen
Corach Ramblers 0
Kilmore United 2
Plenty of
excitement in this cup tie before Kilmore eventually booked their place in the
second round. Holly Doyle gave them a first half lead although Corach struck
the post just before half time and Jess Clooney made it 2-0 midway through the
second half and although Corach did get a penalty near the end, it was well
saved by the Kilmore keeper
Under Ten Premier
Division
Bridge Rovers 0
Ballindaggin 2
Ballindaggin
remain unbeaten and in contention for the league title after this hard earned
win over a battling Bridge Rovers side who are bottom of the table but putting
in some excellent performances. Leah Roban and Emily Roban continued their good
scoring run when they scored the all important goals
St Josephs 1
Curracloe United 9
Curracloe
travelled to St Josephs and remain top of the table after they ran out
comfortable 9-1 winners against a young home side.
Under Ten Division
One
Forth Celtic 0
Tombrack United 8
Tombrack travelled
to Forth Celtic and opened their division one campaign with a comfortable win
over a young home side. Mikayla Tobin Cosgrave continued her scoring run with
five while Megan Hayes scored a hat trick
St Leonards 2
All Blacks 3
All Blacks led 3-0
in this match against St Leonards but the home side battled back in the second
half and were unlucky not to at least gain a point. Joel Rankin, Rebecca Cloney
and Ciara Murphy had the visitors ahead but a strong second half performance
saw Katie Ryan score twice for the home side
Under Ten Division
Two A
Moyne Rangers 2
Courtown Hibs 2
These two sides
played out an entertaining 2-2 draw with both sides content with a point at the
end. Allanah Kavanagh scored both goals for Rangers while Izzy Kenna and Faith
Kenna were both on target for Hibs
Shelburne FC 3
Cloughbawn AFC 1
The home side came
out on top in this local derby where both sides produced some excellent
football before Shelburne won 3-1. Keelin Barron with two and Lauren Phelan
were on target for the home side while Kiera Wilson scored for Cloughbawn
Under Ten Division
Two B
Rosslare Strand 1
Cushinstown AFC 0
Very little separated
these two young sides but it was Strand who came out on top by a solitary goal
Under Fourteen
Premier Div
Courtown Hibs 1
Ballindaggin 1
These two top
sides in the division played out a very closely contested tie, ending in a draw
and leaving them both in contention for the title. Holly Tobin scored to put
Hibs ahead but a goal from Zoe Lett late in the second half earned Ballindaggin
a point
Curracloe United 5
Kilmore United 1
Curracloe remain
well in contention for the league title after this win over Kilmore. Caoimhe
Parker scored a hat trick for the home side with Lily Stoute and Casey O Rourke
also getting their name on the scoresheet
Under Fourteen
Division One
St Leonards 1
All Blacks 2
All Blacks moved
clear at the top of the table after a late goal gave them all three points in
Ballycullane. Aoife Cullen was on target for St Leonards with a well taken goal
but Aoife Houghton and Aoife Rees both scored to give All Blacks victory
St Josephs 3
Shelburne FC 6
Shelburne travelled
to Kilmuckridge and came away with all three points after a very entertaining
nine goal thriller. Ella Donohue, Katie Carr and Rita Redmond were on target
for St Josephs while Gemma Martin with two, Anna Ryan and Katie Murphy with a
hat trick gave the visitors the win
Forth Celtic 5
Moyne Rangers 1
The home side kept
the pressure on the leaders with this 5-1 victory over a young but hard working
Moyne Rangers side. Shannon Peare was on target for Rangers while Grace Roche
with a hat trick, Lauren McLaughlin and Imogen Deas gave Celtic the three
points
Under Fourteen
Division Two A
Gorey Rangers 6
Tombrack United 4
In a game of
several chances for both sides, Gorey Rangers eventually came out on top as
their sharpness in front of goal proved vital. A hat trick from Ciara
Wilkinson, two goals from Leanne Kinsella and one from Fina Lynch Gallagher comprised
Rangers total while Nadine Fortune scored a hat trick for Tombrack with Ana
Dragusin also finding the net
North End United 3
Seaview United 2
North End moved
three points clear at the top of the table and made it four wins from four as
they overcame one of their main rivals Seaview United by the odd goal in five.
Tara Murphy and Chelsea King had the home side 2-0 up but Seaview came back
level with goals from Charlotte Morrissey and Leah Murphy before Katie Law
scored the vital goal to give her side all three points
Corach Ramblers 2
Wexford Youths 3
These bottom two
teams produced a thrilling game before Wexford Youths collected their first win
of the season. Grace Donovan and Orla Butler were on target for Ramblers while
Kiera Payne, Grainne Ni Ailin and Rachel Meaney scored for Youths
Under Fourteen
Division Two B
Aughrim Rangers 4
Arklow Town 1
Holly Jenkinson
was on target for Arklow in this match but it was not enough as Aughrim ran out
4-1 winners to return to the top of the table. Ellie Devitt scored twice with
Zoe Katus and Aoife Connolly also getting their names on the scoresheet
Bree United 6
Rosslare Strand 0
Megan Broaders was
in fine scoring form for Bree in this match against a young Rosslare Strand
side as she scored five of her sides tally. Ciara Rossiter also found the net
as the home side ran out comfortable winners
Under Eighteen
Super League
Bunclody AFC 1
Arklow Town 0
Bunclody had to
work hard to eventually overcome a hard working Arklow Town side with Roisin O
Connor scoring the only goal of the game midway through the second half
Under Eighteen
“Sevens”
Gorey Rangers 1 Tombrack
United 3
Abbie Molloy gave
Rangers the lead in this game with a spectacular long range effort but two
goals from Kelli Maguire and one from Becky Connaughton gave Tombrack a vital
three points that pulls them back into the race for the title
Wexford Celtic 0
St Leonards 5
St Leonards
travelled to Wexford Celtic and secured the three points that moves them to the
top of the table as they came away 5-0 winners. Eimear Gabbett scored a hat
trick with Niamh Browne and Linda Bradley also finding the net
Women’s Premier
Division
Benfica LFC 2
Ferns United 3
Ferns came up
against a revigorated Benfica side desperate for points to get away from the
bottom of the table but it was the title favourites who came away with the
three points that gives them their fourth win of the season and moves them to
the top of the table. Brianne O Connor and Therese O Neill scored for Benfica
but goals from Josie Dwyer, Leona Breen and Aoife Devereux gave Ferns the vital
win
Curracloe United 0
Seaview United 3
Seaview still
remain in the hunt for their first league title and just sit a point behind
Ferns after this 3-0 win away to a young Curracloe side. Catherine Doyle
continued her good season with two goals while Brid Doyle also got her name on
the scoresheet
Adamstown 1
East End United 1
These two sides
cancelled each other out in a very closely contested game which leaves
Adamstown still in with a chance of the title and moves East End well clear of
the relegation zone. Marcella Cullen was on target for the home side while
Hannah Scott scored for the visitors
Women’s Division
One
North End United v
Corach Ramblers
North End have
become the first title winners of the season without having to kick a ball as
Corach’s withdrawal from the league gave them three points and other results
going their way saw them move into an uncatchable position
Kilmore United 4
All Blacks 1
Two goals from
Katrina Parrock had Kilmore 2-0 ahead in this local derby and although Roisin
Furlong pulled one back for All Blacks, it was not enough as Cora Miller scored
twice to wrap up the three points. This win moves the home side back into the
battle for runners up spot
Piltown FC 2
Bree United 2
Both these sides
are still well in contention for promotion and cancelled each other out in this
game having to settle for a point each in the end. Emily O Mahoney and Eilis
Clooney scored for the home side while Amy Long and Petrina Tyrell were on
target for Bree
Women’s Division
Two A
Camolin Celtic 0
St Leonards 0
These two sides
would still have serious title ambitions but neither could find the net in this
match and had to settle for a point each. Despite no goals being scored, several
chances were created but defences and goalkeepers excelled
Cloughbawn AFC 4 New Ross Town 0
The home side got
back to winning ways with a 4-0 win over a young New Ross Town side who are
already in the process of rebuilding for next season. Gina Foley, Danielle
Kehoe, Tracey Martin and Hannah Keating were all on target for Cloughbawn who
still remain favourites for the title
St Josephs 6
Moyne Rangers 0
Leaders St Josephs
continued on their winning ways as they overcame an understrength Moyne side
with six goals to spare. Emer O leary scored a hat trick with Aine Roche adding
two while Lynsey Sweeney wrapped up the scoring with her first goal for the
club
Women’s Division
Three
Ajax Athletic 3
Fastnet Rovers 3
Ajax collected
their second point of the season when they drew 3-3 with promotion chasing
Fastnet Rovers. Emilia Kantowicz, Sophie Savage and new signing Siobhan Grant
Moorehead were all on target for Ajax while Eadaoin Miskella and Kathlynn
Gabbett with two made up the Fastnet tally
Cushinstown AFC v 0
Tombrack United 6
Tombrack edged
clear at the top of the table after this 6-0 win away to a dogged Cushinstown
side who worked very hard for the ninety minutes with keeper Anna Power
producing a top class performance. Shannon McGovern knocked in four with Kelli
Maguire and Sarah Merrigan also finding the net
St Cormacs 2
Stoney LFC 2
St Cormacs put in
one of their performances of the season to draw with title chasing Stoney in an
exciting end to end game. Chloe Foxe scored both goals for the visitors but
Lorraine Fortune and Noelle Jordan scored the all important goals for the home
side
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