Young guns combine to win it for C of I
Cork Church of Ireland’s young guns, including Simon Wolfe, above showed maturity beyond their years to combine for a late winner as they stole a march on title rivals Cork Harlequins at Garryduff.
Cork Church of Ireland’s young guns, including Simon Wolfe, above showed maturity beyond their years to combine for a late winner as they stole a march on title rivals Cork Harlequins at Garryduff.
Catholic Institute’s Irish Senior Cup dream died as Pegasus adapted better to the post-Christmas rustiness to win 3-1 as the sides’ tie finally went ahead at Rosbrien at the third time of asking.
Scoil Mhuire and Crescent Comp are set for a winner-takes-all playoff after finishing deadlocked on 15 points at the top of the Munster Senior Schoolgirls League.
They say you don’t win trophies at Christmas but you do in Munster hockey — and Cork C of I will be hoping a third straight Peard Cup
success is the start of bigger and better things to come for them.
A late Fermoy rally wasn’t enough as Claire Hickey (above) and Ali O’Regan inspired C of I to a 3-2 win; Stephen Sweetnam’s spectacular hat-trick helped C of I beat their own seconds 6-0 despite a decent performance from the underdogs.
Cork Church of Ireland gave UCC a lesson in clinical finishing as their 3-1 win at the Mardyke all but extinguished the students’ flickering title hopes.