Wexford CBS..............................2-2
St. Peter’s College ‘B’.................1-4
This game was played in Baltic conditions in Power Park and a late goal from Jordan Hayes clinched victory for CBS after a very entertaining game.
The home side struck for an early goal following indecision in the CBS defence. However CBS gradually got on top but found it very difficult to get scores. Cody Murphy converted a free in the 9th minute and moments later Jack O’Leary did great work to make room for Cormac Byrne to split the posts.
It got much better for CBS when Jack O’Leary pulled on the ball and his powerful shot found the net which levelled the game at 1-2 each. CBS had plenty of chances for scores but failed to take them.
That was the score at half-time when both sides made changes to their teams.
The cold conditions got to the players as the scores dried up. St. Peter’s surged ahead with two points to lead by 1-4 to 1-2 entering the closing stages of the match but Jordan Hayes pounced on the ball following a scramble in the goalmouth to clinch victory.
CBS face Enniscorthy CBS in the first round of the South Leinster Juvenile B championship next Wednesday.
Best for the Boker boys were: Kevin Corrigan, Cormac Byrne, Shane Pierce, Nicky Kelly, Jordan Hayes and man of the match Jack O’Leary.
Wexford CBS: Adam Howlin (Shelmaliers); Danny Walsh (Faythe Harriers), Kevin Corrigan (Blackwater), Kristian Bunici (Faythe Harriers); Cormac Byrne (Capt. Faythe Harriers 0-1), Shane Pierce (Shelmaliers), Nicky Kelly (Faythe Harriers); Jack O’Leary (Volunteers 1-0), Cody Murphy (Blackwater 0-1); Cathal Kirwan (Faythe Harriers), Jordan Hayes (St. Martin’s 1-0), Ben McMahon (Volunteers); Philip Rawson (St. Anne’s), Lee Busher (Volunteers), Chris Cowman (Shelmaliers).
Subs (all half-time): Aaron Smyth (Volunteers) for Danny Walsh, Ryan McLoughlin (St. Mary’s Rosslare) for Kristian Bunici, Aaron Walsh (Glynn-Barntown) for Philip Rawson, Cian Redmond (Volunteers) for Lee Busher, Patsy Whelan for Chris Cowman, Ryan Dempsey for Patsy Whelan inj.
St. Peter’s College ‘B’.................1-4
This game was played in Baltic conditions in Power Park and a late goal from Jordan Hayes clinched victory for CBS after a very entertaining game.
The home side struck for an early goal following indecision in the CBS defence. However CBS gradually got on top but found it very difficult to get scores. Cody Murphy converted a free in the 9th minute and moments later Jack O’Leary did great work to make room for Cormac Byrne to split the posts.
It got much better for CBS when Jack O’Leary pulled on the ball and his powerful shot found the net which levelled the game at 1-2 each. CBS had plenty of chances for scores but failed to take them.
That was the score at half-time when both sides made changes to their teams.
The cold conditions got to the players as the scores dried up. St. Peter’s surged ahead with two points to lead by 1-4 to 1-2 entering the closing stages of the match but Jordan Hayes pounced on the ball following a scramble in the goalmouth to clinch victory.
CBS face Enniscorthy CBS in the first round of the South Leinster Juvenile B championship next Wednesday.
Best for the Boker boys were: Kevin Corrigan, Cormac Byrne, Shane Pierce, Nicky Kelly, Jordan Hayes and man of the match Jack O’Leary.
Wexford CBS: Adam Howlin (Shelmaliers); Danny Walsh (Faythe Harriers), Kevin Corrigan (Blackwater), Kristian Bunici (Faythe Harriers); Cormac Byrne (Capt. Faythe Harriers 0-1), Shane Pierce (Shelmaliers), Nicky Kelly (Faythe Harriers); Jack O’Leary (Volunteers 1-0), Cody Murphy (Blackwater 0-1); Cathal Kirwan (Faythe Harriers), Jordan Hayes (St. Martin’s 1-0), Ben McMahon (Volunteers); Philip Rawson (St. Anne’s), Lee Busher (Volunteers), Chris Cowman (Shelmaliers).
Subs (all half-time): Aaron Smyth (Volunteers) for Danny Walsh, Ryan McLoughlin (St. Mary’s Rosslare) for Kristian Bunici, Aaron Walsh (Glynn-Barntown) for Philip Rawson, Cian Redmond (Volunteers) for Lee Busher, Patsy Whelan for Chris Cowman, Ryan Dempsey for Patsy Whelan inj.
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