Coca-Cola Club Championship - Round Seven Results

Senior Championship

The rain which had fallen for most of Tuesday abated by 7pm when Boardsmill and Seneschalstown went head to head in Bective. Boardsmill were 1-09 to 0-03 to the good at half time with the goal coming from the boot of Maire Hegarty. Both sides upped a gear in the second half but it was the team in blue and white that finished the stronger, Laura Dempsey contributing seven points to the winner's tally. Both sides were then anxiously awaiting the full time whistle in Cortown to discover their semi-final opponents.

The Oldcastle senior squad

In the second game of the evening and with a commanding display, Oldcastle overcame St. Ultans to finish top of the Coca-Cola Senior Club Championship table in Cortown, recording a 3-11 to 0-03 victory. A tough opening period had the north Meath side leading by 1-06 to 0-02 at half time. While scores were harder to come by in the second half, Oldcastle ground out the result and will undoubtedly look forward to a meeting with Seneschalstown on the 6th September.

Results - Round Six - Tues 25th August

Oldcastle 3-11 v 0-03 St Ultans
Boardsmill 1-13 v 1-06 Seneschalstown
Navan O'Mahonys v Simonstown - To be refixed.

Semi-Finals: Sunday 6th September - Time and Venue TBC

Oldcastle v Seneschalstown
St. Ultans v Boardsmill

Intermediate Championship

Dee Rangers made it seven wins from seven outings when they accounted for Donaghmore-Ashbourne on Monday evening. Four points from Kelly Farrelly in the opening half, as well as a tough defensive display meant the away side led to a 0-08 to 1-01 lead at the break. A Rebecca Goodwin goal early in the second half spurred on last year's Junior A Champions and they ran out convincing winners on a 1-15 to 1-04 scoreline. 

The Dee Rangers squad

On Sunday evening, St. Michaels had a facile win over Ratoath to ensure second place on the Intermediate table while Royal Gaels and Summerhill finished level on points on the table after both had wins in the final round. Niamh Crowe bagged 3-02 for Summerhill against Moynalvey on Tuesday evening while Jenny Rispin and Olivia Comey also found the back of the net. Royal Gaels will finish third in the table as they defeated Summerhill in Round One so the Dunshaughlin side will face St. Michaels in the semi-finals while Summerhill will face Dee Rangers.

Results - Round Six - (Fixtures on Tues 25th August unless otherwise stated)

St. Michaels (win) v Ratoath
Donaghmore-Ashbourne 1-04 v 1-15 Dee Rangers
Royal Gaels (win) v Blackhall Gaels
Moynalvey 2-05 v 5-06 Summerhill

Semi-Finals; On or before 6th September, first named teams at home.

Dee Rangers v Summerhill
St. Michaels v Royal Gaels

Junior A Championship

Dunsany were made work hard for all three points in Moylagh on Monday evening. The home side put huge pressure on the Dunsany defence early in the opening half but there was nothing between the sides at half time; Moylagh 2-04 Dunsany 1-07. However Dunsany upped the pace and goals from substitute Aisling Walsh & Megan Thynne after the resumption set Dunsany up for a comfortable win, ensuring they head into the semi-finals at the top of the table.

Dunsany Junior ladies squad

On Tuesday evening, St. Colmcilles got their sixth win of their Championship campaign with a thirteen point win over neighbours St Pats/Dul-Bellewstown. As Dunboyne and Clann na nGael finished level on points and their head to head was a drawn game, a toss of a coin took place this evening which placed Dunboyne 3rd and Clann nan Gael 4th. Last year's Junior A finalists Dunsany will face Clann na nGael while Graham Reilly's side will have home advantage over Dunboyne in the semi-finals to be played on or before the 6th September.

Results - Round Six - Tues 25th August

Moylagh 2-07 v 4-12 Dunsany
St Pats/Duleek-Bellewstown 3-04 v 3-17 St. Colmcilles
Skryne (conceded) v Dunboyne

Semi-Finals; On or before 6th September, first named teams at home

Dunsany v Clann na nGael
St. Colmcilles v Dunboyne

Junior B Championship

Coca-Cola Junior B Club Championship; Ballivor remain on the top of the Junior B table after Na Fianna conceded. Oldcastle have withdrawn from the competition so their remaining games will be credited to their opponents. Trim overcame Drumbaragh by 2-16 to 1-00 on Sunday morning while the Walterstown v Boardsmill game was not played by the due date of the 23rd.

Results - Round Seven - Sun 23rd August

Drumbaragh 1-00 v 2-16 Trim
Walterstown v Boardsmill - Not played by 23rd Aug
Na Fianna (conceded) v Ballivor
Oldcastle (conceded) v Wolfe Tones

Fixtures - Round Eight - Tues 1st September

Wolfe Tones v Walterstown
Boardsmill v Drumbaragh

Fixtures - Round Nine - Mon 7th September

Trim v Boardsmill
Walterstown v Ballivor
Drumbaragh v (win) Wolfe Tones - played on 25th Aug
Semi-Finals; On or Before Saturday 12th September
1 v 4
2 v 3

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