Both League Representative squads impress in Slaney Cup

Under Fourteen Division Two A

North End United        4          Wexford Youths         0

The home side won their ninth game of the season and joined Seaview at the top of the table and forcing a play off for the Under Fourteen Division Two A title. Katie Law continued her excellent scoring form with a hat trick with a Wexford Youths defender deflecting the ball into her own net for the other goal

Under Twelve Division Three

Bridge Rovers              0          Rosslare Rangers        1

Rosslare Rangers rounded off their season with a perfect fourteen wins from fourteen games as they just about snuck past Bridge Rovers to secure the three points. Tegan Fortune scored the only goal of a very competitive game and after the match Rangers were presented with their league trophy by league Vice Chairman Barry Dempsey

Under Sixteen Premier One

Courtown Hibs            2          Cloughbawn AFC         3

Cloughbawn kept alive their chances of finishing runners up when they overcame a very determined effort from a young Courtown side on Thursday evening. Amy Robertson and Hannah Redmond were on target for Hibs while two goals from Niamh McHugh and one from Laura Butler gave the visitors victory

Under Twelve Division Four

Forth Celtic     2          Aughrim Rangers       6

Two goals each from Aoife Campbell and Abigail Whitney plus a goal each from Niamh Whelan and Ciara Connolly gave divisional champions Aughrim Rangers their thirteenth win of the season when they overcame Forth Celtic 6-2. Sinead Cullen scored both goals for the home side

Slaney Cup Inter League Under Fourteen

Wexford Under Fourteen girls finished runners up behind Kilkenny, losing out on goal difference to Kilkenny in a very competitive inaugural Slaney Cup in All Blacks on Saturday. This competition was set up by the Wexford League to assist their squad in preparation for the upcoming Gaynor Cup and Wexford manager Philip McGrath will be content with the performance of his young squad.  Wexford won two of their games and drew with Kilkenny in the final game but lost out as Kilkenny had a superior goal difference and took home the cup. In the opening game, Wexford overcame Waterford 3-0 thanks to goals from Ciara Rees, Jennah Molloy and Holly Jenkinson. This was followed by a tight 1-0 win over Wexford Development squad with Cira Bates Crosbie scoring the only goal of the game before a 1-1 draw with Kilkenny rounded off the day with Kilkenny running out winners on goal difference. Cira Bates Crosbie was also the Wexford scorer in this game. This tournament was also a great run out for Wexford Development squad who were called in at the last minute when South Tipperary had to withdraw and put in some excellent performances in their three games

Slaney Cup Inter League Under Sixteen

Three wins from three games saw Wexford lift the inaugural Slaney Under Sixteen Cup in All Blacks on Sunday afternoon with manager Mick Bennett delighted with the performance of his young squad. Goals from Sara Siggins, Shannon McGovern and Emma Clarke gave Wexford an opening win against Kilkenny and followed this up with a hard earned 2-1 win over Carlow courtesy of a Kira Bates Crosbie header and a Niamh McHugh strike. The final group game saw Kira Bates Crosbie score again as Wexford overcame Waterford 1-0 and wrap up the tournament. Kira rounded off a great day by also being awarded player of the tournament and the league would like to take this opportunity to thank All Blacks for the use of the complex for the weekend and all who came and supported both teams

Women’s Division One Runners Up Play Off

Bree United     4          Kilmore United           7

An outstanding display by Katrina Parrock saw her score six goals as Kilmore earned runners up spot in division one and promotion to the premier division with a 7-4 win over Bree United in Fastnet Rovers. Amy Long scored two for Bree while Mary O Gorman and Ciara Rossiter also found the net while Chloe Troy scored the other Kilmore goal

Referees Seminar

There are no games on Saturday as our referees are participating in their compulsory seminar so there is no point in clubs arranging games for Saturday May 20^th as there will be no referees available. I would also like to take this opportunity to thank our match officials for their help and co-operation throughout a long season and wish them the best of luck in their seminar on Saturday