Under
Twelve Division Four
Wexford Youths 0
Aughrim Rangers 2
Divisional
champions Aughrim Rangers travelled to second placed Wexford Youths on
Wednesday evening and rounded off their perfect season with their fourteenth
win from fourteen games. Abigail Whitney and Ciara Connolly scored both goals
in the second half for the Wicklow side
Under
Fourteen Premier Division
Ballindaggin AFC 0
Courtown Hibs 0
These two sides
are deadlocked at the top of the table and nothing could separate them when
they met on Wednesday night with defences dominating in this highly
entertaining scoreless draw. The Hibs keeper pulled off an excellent save from
Niamh McHugh while at the other end Hannah Redmond saw her shot rocket back off
the cross bar
Under
Fourteen Premier Division
Curracloe United 1
Courtown Hibs 2
Hibs travelled to
Curracloe on Saturday afternoon and after a dogged battle, they secured the
three points to bring this division to a play off between themselves and
Ballindaggin. Amy Robertson put the visitors in front but Rebecca Fanning
quickly had the home side back on level terms before Hannah Redmond scored the
winner for Courtown with fifteen minutes to go
Under
Fourteen Division One
All Blacks 6
St Leonards 3
The home side have
joined Forth Celtic at the top of the table after this win over St Leonards but
they had to work very hard to overcome a determined visiting side. Goals from
Eve and Aoife Cullen had St Leonards 2-0 ahead before Niamh Reese scored twice
to bring the sides level before Jennah Molloy restored St Leonards lead just
before the break. All Blacks were much better in the second half and goals from
Emma Carr, Seren Ward, Aoife Houghton and a third from Niamh Reese gave All
Blacks the three points they needed to finish level with Forth Celtic
Under
Eighteen Sevens Play Off Final
Tombrack United 1
Bree United 1 aet
(Tombrack won 4-2
on penalties)
With three games
to go, Tombrack looked to be out of the running for honours in this division
but some excellent performances in the run in saw them force their way into a
three way play off where they overcame St Leonards in the semi final and in
torrential rain on Saturday, lifted the title after a penalty shoot out win
over Bree United. After a scoreless first half, Becky Connaughton eventually
broke the deadlock with a penalty early in the second half but the lead was
shortlived as Amy Long quickly had Bree back on level terms. No further goals
saw the game go to extra time and then penalties where Tombrack held their
nerve to win 4-2. Aoife Codd and Louise Butler were on target for Bree in the
shoot out while Becky Connaughton, Breda Cushen, Amie Dreelan and Nicola Ryan
were all on target for Tombrack. League Vice Chairman Barry Dempsey was on hand
to present the soaked but delighted home side with their league trophy
Under Fourteen
Play Offs
All four divisions
in the Under Fourteen league have all, or will, require play offs to decide the
destination of the league titles. Seaview overcame North End on penalties in
Division Two A while Adamstown beat Aughrim 2-1 to lift the Division Two B
title. All Blacks and Forth will meet on June 10th in Kilmore to
decide the destination of the Division One title while next Saturday Courtown
Hibs and Ballindaggin will meet to decide who will be crowned Premier champions
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