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sport@eastcorkjournal.ie East Cork Soccer Notes
Carrigtwohill United AFC
Under – 11 Venue : Temple Park Date : 16th
May
Last Tuesday evening, our Under-11’s travelled in great numbers to Tem- ple Park on the North Side of the city to take on Tem- ple United. On a lovely evening for football and on a very good pitch, our lads played two very entertain- ing small sided games. The squad showed great
improvements in the posi- tionnal and technical play which was very visible on the evening. It was great to see them play good passing and ground football. The lads have
been working
hard in improving their overall game in training and this was evident on match day. There was also a feast of goals on the night, in-
cluding a cracking hat trick (well done Charlie) and a well
from a good corner
taken headed goal ball
(well done Ben). All in all, a very good
performance from our u11s and all returned back to Carrigtwohill very satis- fied with a good evening’s work. Well done lads.
Under-15 Venue: Castletreasure Date: 19th
May Corinthian Boys 5 Car-
rigtwohill 0 With the season com-
ing to a climax, the Car- rigtwohill Under-15’s headed to Castletreasure for an away tie with Corin- thians. Over recent weeks, the league table had tight- ened quite a bit, with 5 teams now being separated by just 4 points so a posi- tive result would be needed
to continue the promotion push. Despite the
Carrigtwohill were from the right wing,
optimism, one
goal down within 5 minutes of the start. After a probing cross
Carrigtwohill were unable to properly clear their lines and the Corinthians mid- fielder sent a thunderbolt of a shot into the top left corner of the net. Not for the first time this
season, Carrigtwohill were a goal down with an uphill battle ahead but it is with great
credit they fought
back to take control of the match with Ronan Ymedi, Anesh Swani and Darragh Hoare all coming close to scoring an equaliser as the first half progress. However, the fight-back hit a set-back when man- agement had to make 3 substitutions due to injuries
Midleton F.C.
Hard Luck to our Senior Team Hard luck to our seniors
today who went down 3-2 away to Everton in very windy conditions in a win- ner takes all game, Midle- ton took the lead after half time through a fine Conor Fitz goal after a superb build up. Midleton were comfortable in large parts of this game and were defi- nitely the better footballing side, but Everton had the luck on the day and a wind assisted equaliser straight from a corner ,gave them a lift and they grabbed a 2nd
rallied again but Everton grabbed a 3rd
shortly after, Midleton on the break.
Micky Ryan pulled one back for magpies but it was little too late for a
come-
back. Congratulations again lads on promotion to the premier division, roll on next year back in the big time ⚽️
U16 John Cooke Cup q/f Midleton 3 Park Utd 1 Midleton are
to a home semi of the Cooke Cup following an excellent victory on Friday night. This was probably the lads best
performance this season, so well done all. First half goals by Robbie Kinnane and a super strike from El- lis Rowlands on the stroke of half-time capped a su- per passing display. Ab- dul Backinson extended that
two late goals. Overall, a fine display
footballing
by every one of the play- ers. Some poor results in the middle of the league campaign put paid to our chances of pushing for the league title. However, on- wards to the John Cooke cup quarter-final, at home to Park United
lead to 3-0 midway
through the second half. The only down side was the concession of a Park goal 10 minutes from time. However, well done and good luck in the semi. Best for Midleton on the night - EVERYONE!
U16 Div 2 Midleton 6 Mayfield
United 3 Midleton U16s finished
through
their league campaign in style with a 6-3 defeat of visitors Mayfield. Goals by Eabhan de Barra, Jack McGann and David Debuf had the score 3-2 in an open first half. Scott Fenton scored to make the score 4-2, with “Su- per sub” Robbie Kinnane finishing a good week for himself and the team with
Midleton U13A league Carrigaline 1 v 5 Midle-
ton U13A Midleton under 13a
finished their season on a high today beating Car- rigaline 5-1 away! Goals from Evan, Oisin, Happy, Sean W and Fionn! Men of the match are Evan Dawson and Jacob Laf- fen. All credit to Carri- galine who I must say are the most respectful team we have ever came across! The coach Paul and his partner should be proud of the way they have thought their lads! Congrats to both teams.
Congratulations A Big Congratulations to
Oran Crowe who has been chosen as the Cork School Boys League U14 Player of
before the 25 minute of the half. Evan Donnelly came in up front and he went close within a couple min- utes and Abdul Rahim on the left wing made an im- mediate impact. The half-time team talk
was straightforward – it was a case of continuing the work of the first half as the goals would sure- ly come. However, things don’t always work as they should ! The opening 15 minutes
of the second half was to follow the pattern of the first, but the equaliser just would not come. A strike off the post, a header nar- rowly over the bar, an un- fortunate miss from inside the 6 yard box and several close shots but try as they might, they could not find the back of the net. The players understood
the significance of the re- sult and with only 1 match remaining; it was a case of throwing the kitchen sink at
it. This approach was
the year. Congrats to Oran and his family from every- one at Midleton FC’. The award will be presented at Cork Schoolboys League Annual Awards Night in the
Oriel House Hotel, Ballincollig
Congratulations Midleton FC has been selected as the
Cork
Schoolboys League / Cork Football For All Forum In- clusive Club of the Year for season 2016/17. Congrats
to all in-
volved over the past sev- en years Well deserved for all the work put in to help so many boys enjoy a sport they love so much. Presentation will take place at The Cork Schoolboys League
Annual Awards
Night in the Oriel House Hotel, Ballincollig
Midleton U10 matches; Midleton u10’s played
two individual matches against their Douglas hall rivals. These were closely competed matches where all players from both sides rose to the occasion with some great goals. At the end of the game when to whistle blew it was the magpie teams ran out win- ners in the two matches.
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training will be starting up soon at Midleton FC for boys and girls aged between 2.5 yrs and 5 yrs. Places are limited so please contact Sarah on 086- 2519083 to book a place.
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always going to carry a risk of a counter attack, and that is exactly what hap- pened. Mid-way through the second half, the lively Corinthians attacker ran on to a very clever through ball to stroke the second goal past Bartek in goals. In truth, there was no
turning back at this point. Carrigtwohill continued to press more in hope than expectation now but
the
weary bodies were being exposed now at
the back
and Corinthians capital- ised in clinical fashion to put a very unfair gloss on the scoreline. The team were disap-
pointed at the final whistle. Fair
play to Corinthians
who defended very well and were clinical in front of goals when the opportuni- ties came but Carrigtwohill can be very proud of the effort made on the day. Despite
it being such
a good team effort, it was very easy to pick man of
the match. Darragh Hoare was a shining beacon in midfield. Tackling in de- fence, probing in midfield and at
the sharp end of
many of the attacks where he was unlucky not to score several times. However, it is in terms of his work rate, effort and willingness to put himself on the line for his team where he shone most. An example to his teammates Man of the Match :
Darragh Hoare
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