Wexford
CBS……………1-16
Bridgetown VC………...1-8
CBS emerged from a tough battle with Bridgetown VC with both points. Played at a blustery Pairc Charman, it wasn’t until the final minute when Philip Rawson’s long range shot went all the way to the net that the game was resolved.
CBS started slowly but built up a nice 0-5 to 0-1 lead after 20 minutes thanks to five points (4f) from the very sharp Glen Murphy Butler. However a defensive lapse allowed Bridgetown in for a neat goal and at half-time there was just a point between the sides (0-7 to 1-3).
The Bokerboys dominated the third quarter with points from Conor Graydon, Murphy Butler, Philip Rawson and Jack O’Leary and moved into an 0-11 to 1-4 lead.
To be fair Bridgetown wouldn’t give up and kept on CBS’s tails right until the end when Rawson’s shot dropped short and deceived the keeper to put daylight between the sides in the 61st minute.
Next up for CBS is an away game v Ramsgrange CS, where a victory would ensure top of the group and a place in the South Leinster semi-final.
Wexford CBS: Adam Howlin; Ben McMahon, Adam Dempsey, Shane Hall; Aaron Clancy, Cormac Byrne, Josh McMahon; Chris Cowman, Cathal Kirwan; Dion Murphy, Philip Rawson (1-1), Shane Doyle; Glen Murphy-Butler (0-11, 7f), Jack O’Leary (0-3), Daniel Long.
Sub: Conor Graydon (0-1) for Long.
Ref: Aidan Foley.
Bridgetown VC………...1-8
CBS emerged from a tough battle with Bridgetown VC with both points. Played at a blustery Pairc Charman, it wasn’t until the final minute when Philip Rawson’s long range shot went all the way to the net that the game was resolved.
CBS started slowly but built up a nice 0-5 to 0-1 lead after 20 minutes thanks to five points (4f) from the very sharp Glen Murphy Butler. However a defensive lapse allowed Bridgetown in for a neat goal and at half-time there was just a point between the sides (0-7 to 1-3).
The Bokerboys dominated the third quarter with points from Conor Graydon, Murphy Butler, Philip Rawson and Jack O’Leary and moved into an 0-11 to 1-4 lead.
To be fair Bridgetown wouldn’t give up and kept on CBS’s tails right until the end when Rawson’s shot dropped short and deceived the keeper to put daylight between the sides in the 61st minute.
Next up for CBS is an away game v Ramsgrange CS, where a victory would ensure top of the group and a place in the South Leinster semi-final.
Wexford CBS: Adam Howlin; Ben McMahon, Adam Dempsey, Shane Hall; Aaron Clancy, Cormac Byrne, Josh McMahon; Chris Cowman, Cathal Kirwan; Dion Murphy, Philip Rawson (1-1), Shane Doyle; Glen Murphy-Butler (0-11, 7f), Jack O’Leary (0-3), Daniel Long.
Sub: Conor Graydon (0-1) for Long.
Ref: Aidan Foley.
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