MMI.ie Wexford Women’s
Cup Quarter Final
North End United 3
Bunclody AFC 0
Division One
champions North End were flattered by this 3-0 scoreline against their Division
Two B opponents as they required two very late goals to be eventually sure of
their place in the semi-final. Natasha Walsh gave the home side a first half
lead but Bunclody were unlucky not to equalise when they missed a penalty and
two late goals from Shauna Carley and Danielle Chin saw North End through
East End United 7
Piltown FC 1
A Jenny Reddy hat
trick laid the foundations for East End’s comfortable victory over Piltown to
book their place in the semi-final of the Wexford Cup. Lauren Valentine and
Hannah Scott added one each while Rebecca Walsh scored twice. Emily O Mahony
was on target for Piltown who had no response to the sharp shooting home side
on the day
Women’s Divisional
Shield Semi Final
Camolin Celtic 5
St Josephs 1
Camolin booked
their place in the final of the Divisional Shield after a strong second half
performance saw them eventually overcame St Josephs. Caroline Murphy scored
twice for the home side with Niamh O Leary, Megan Murray and Aoife Curran also
finding the net while Lisa Johnston was on target for the visitors
Women’s Premier
Division
Adamstown 3
Curracloe United 0
The home side
overcame a depleted Curracloe side to keep alive their title ambitions and have
also made sure of their place in the Premier division after this 3-0 win. Nikki
Dunphy, Jasmine Martin and Sandra Thorpe were all on target for Adamstown
Benfica LFC 1
Seaview United 3
As we approach the
final few games of the season, Benfica are finding it difficult to pull clear
of the relegation battle while Seaview have returned to the top of the table
after this 3-1 win in Waterford. Brianne O Connor scored for the home side
while Catherine Doyle, Ashling Mullan and Kelly Mullan all scored for Seaview
Women’s Division
Two A
New Ross Town 3
Cloughbawn AFC 6
Cloughbawn have
oved to within one point of winning the league after this 6-3 win away to New
Ross Town. Two goals each from Gina Foley and Hannah Keating as well as one
each from Tina Cullen and Kate Cullen had them well in control while Sinead Ryan
scored twice for Town with Linda Kelly also finding the net
Women’s Division
Two B
Wexford Bohs 1
Courtown Hibs 4
Courtown Hibs
returned to the top of the table after this 4-1 win away to Wexford Bohs and
have ensured themselves of promotion in the process. Shelly Leahy was on target
for Bohs while a Marian Cardiff hat trick and a goal from Caoimhe Mckeown made
up the visitors tally
Rosslare Rangers 5
Seaview United 1
Rangers picked up
their fifth win of the season when proving too strong for Seaview United second
string. Shannon Doyle scored for the visitors but two goals from Clodagh
Cousins and one each from Robin Brennan, Amanda Black and Sinead Walsh gave the
home side all three points
Women’s Division
Three
St Cormacs 0
Tombrack United 5
A strong second
half performance from Tombrack saw them overcome St Cormacs in difficult
conditions and wrapped up the Division Three title in the process. Shannon
McGovern gave the home side a first half lead and added a second early in the
second half with Sarah Merrigan also scoring two and Kelli Maguire adding one
to give the home side their ninth win of the season. They will be presented
with their league trophy next week
Stoney LFC 1
Ajax Ath 1
Ajax picked up
their third point of the season after a determined performance against a Stoney
side who have hit a bad run of form since coming back from Christmas break.
Samantha O Grady was on target for Stoney with Siobhan Grant Moorehead scoring
for Ajax
Cushinstown AFC 0
Bridge Rovers 0
These two sides
played out a scoreless draw in very difficult conditions with neither side able
to break down the opposing defence. Both sides finished off their season with a
good run of results and both will be looking forward to a possibility of a good
run in one of the two divisional cups up for grabs
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