The
club Junior team travelled to Kilglass in Saturday evening for a double league
an championship decider. Boyle had an astonishing panel of 29, whereas Kilglass
could only field the mee 13. Boyles C Horan and Mark O Conner had to be left on
the bench as a result. Boyle started the game the brighter and it was not long
before the newbie Dublin native Sean Conlon bagged the first of his two goals.
Boyle were lining up to take shots with Nall O Donoughue on song. However with
space at the back due to a two man fullforward line, Boyle defenders were kept
on their toes with Declan Mc Govern saving two goal chances and Conor Boylan
doing th same at full back. Boyle took a ten point lead at half time. In the
second half Boyle brought on their maximum of 6 subs and ended up comfortable
winners 4.17 to 10. Boyles team was D Mc Govern, C McGee, C Boylan, J Moran,
Cian Beirne, J Regan, P Lavin, T Halligan, D Kelly, R Hannon, Marc O Connor, N
O Donougue and S Conlon. They now face Ballinameen this coming Sunday, away, at
2 in a league game.
Ladies notes.
The U16s finished top of the table in the Division 1 Championship after 5
rounds of matches. Details of Championship semi final tbc.
U14s had a great start to the league with a very strong performance against
Clann na nGael. Their next match is away to St. Brigids on Wednesday.
The U12s are away to Four Roads on Sunday 13th May.
The ladies lost their league semi final to St. Barrys.
The boys minors had a comfortable win over Western Gaels on Sunday on a score
line of 3.12 to 1.9. Where as the U14 lads fought hard to over come a 10 point
margin to draw with fellow table toppers Roscommon Gaels on the scoreline of 5.
To 4.12.
Off the pitch.
The club Monster draw has been put back to he 20th of May to coincide with the Lá na gClub on the same day.
Minor
Division 3 Semi Final Boyle v Western Gaels Match Report Sunday 6th
With a spot in the Minor division 3 final up for grabs, Boyle hosted local
rivals Western Gales. Boyle were hoping for a repeat performance against
Western Gaels having beaten already by 8-point margin in an earlier fixture.
Boyle showed early intent by registering early scores on the score line. Boyle
continued playing well and kept Western Gaels to little scoring chances. Boyle
went into the break 1:8 to 0:3. Boyle came out in the 2nd half looking to
continue the performance as the 1st. But Western Gaels had other ideas came out
all guns blazing and applied severe pressure and narrowed the gap to 3 points
leading into midway of the 2nd half. Boyle settled themselves with and
took strangle hold on the game and say tie through after scoring 2 goals. Boyle
won 3-14 to 1-12and secured and the place in the Minor Division 3 final.
U14 Division 1 League Boyle v Roscommon Gales Thursday 3rd
Well it truly did turn out to be an epic battle in Abbey last Thursday evening. With Boyle and Roscommon Gaels in the hunt for the U14 Division 1 title as they lined up against each other tonight. Boyle scored a very early goal and took control of the game. The Gaels got into their stride and started registering scores on the scoreboard and took the lead and stretched it further to go in at half with 5 point lead 1:8 to 1:3. Roscommon Gaels continued the 2nd half as they did, the latter stages of 1st half. They continued to widen the lead and put up what look like an insurmountable lead of 10 points. But Boyle never stopped working on the pitch as they never let their heads drop and started to get grip of game again as they scored 3 unanswered goals and clawed their way back into the competition. Both teams traded scores to the end of the game. The game ended up unable to separate the sides. Both teams put on an absolute brilliant evening of excitement with superb football being played by both, with a drawn game on the scoreboard 5:9 to 4:12
U14 Division 1 Boyle 5:9 Roscommon Gaels 4:12, Minor Division Boyle 3:14 Western Gales 1:12.
U14 Division 1 League Boyle v Roscommon Gales Thursday 3rd
Well it truly did turn out to be an epic battle in Abbey last Thursday evening. With Boyle and Roscommon Gaels in the hunt for the U14 Division 1 title as they lined up against each other tonight. Boyle scored a very early goal and took control of the game. The Gaels got into their stride and started registering scores on the scoreboard and took the lead and stretched it further to go in at half with 5 point lead 1:8 to 1:3. Roscommon Gaels continued the 2nd half as they did, the latter stages of 1st half. They continued to widen the lead and put up what look like an insurmountable lead of 10 points. But Boyle never stopped working on the pitch as they never let their heads drop and started to get grip of game again as they scored 3 unanswered goals and clawed their way back into the competition. Both teams traded scores to the end of the game. The game ended up unable to separate the sides. Both teams put on an absolute brilliant evening of excitement with superb football being played by both, with a drawn game on the scoreboard 5:9 to 4:12
U14 Division 1 Boyle 5:9 Roscommon Gaels 4:12, Minor Division Boyle 3:14 Western Gales 1:12.
Fixtures:
Monday 7th U12 Division 1 Boyle v Clann na nGael Abbey Park
4:00 pm, Thursday 10th U14 Division 1 Clann na nGael v Boyle Johnstown 8:00 pm,
Sunday 13th Division 5b Roscommon Gaels v Boyle 11:00 am Lisnamult,
Division 1 Boyle v Roscommon Gaels Lisnamult 1:00 pm
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