Drogheda Independent

Lynn seals win for Greenhills in marathon game

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THERE were mixed fortunes for Our Lady’s College teams over the last week as teams in three age groups faced Dublin opposition in the Secondary Schools Associatio­n Leagues.

Tuesday saw the Under-19B Division 1 team and the 2nd Year B Division 2 team travel to St Dominic’s in Cabra.

The Under-19s - top of their league - played first, and after a dismal display the final whistle sounded with the teams tied at 14 points each.

Three minutes of overtime ensued in which neither team scored and then there was a further three minutes of extra time. The first two of those minutes were also scoreless before Cabra belatedly broke the deadlock. However, the home side then fouled twice, and Rachel Beirth and Eimear Clarke each nailed one of their two free throws to tie the scores again.

It looked like yet another period of extra time would be required, but with six seconds left Lynn Victory was fouled and she converted one of the two free throws to seal a dramatic 17-16 victory that leaves her team top of the league going into the Christmas break and with a place in the semi-finals secured.

The 2nd Year B team were taking to the floor for the first time this season and they travelled with only nine players, as one failed to arrive that morning.

Our Lady’s still led 8-2 at the first break, with captain Leisha Archbold and Queen Agunloye sharing the spoils, but at the start of the second quarter one of the players was unwell and the game had to be conceded to St Dominic’s.

The remaining players finished the game and to their credit managed to win 31-11, but the points went to Cabra.

On Thursday it was Cabra’s turn to travel to the Boyneside with another two teams.

The 2nd Year A Division 1 game was first and the Boynesider­s had no answer to St Dominic’s club player who showed her dominance in the final two minutes to seal a 23-13 victory for her team.

Last to take the court was the Under-16B Division 2 team, and looking to bounce back after their defeat the previous week they wasted no time in taking control, and led 10-4 at the first break. Grace Woods was in flying form, scoring six points in that quarter.

St Dominic’s fought back and edged the second quarter 7-6, but Our Lady’s took control in the third and scored 19 points to put the game beyond their opponents.

Katie Ryan and Alma Harrak were fighting for scores, but it was Woods’ day as she scored 15 points for her team to ensure a 49-26 a winning margin, second place in the league and a place in the semi-finals after Christmas.

UNDER-19 B: Shona Bradley; Benita Assoua; Rachel Beirth 3pts; Eimear Clarke 6; Niamh Cullen; Caoimhe Doherty; Chantelle Gallagher; Catherine Grey; Josephine Ogbanga 2; Lynn Victory 6.

2ND YEAR B: Leisha Archbold 5pts; Queen Agunloye 4; Emily Fitzpatric­k; Liana Karkle 8; Aine Marron; Abbey McDonnell 4; Sarah McGrath 4; Sophie McNally 4; Kuhle Mdlalo 2.

2ND YEAR A: Jessica Carron 2pts; Jessica Carr; Sadhbh Clinton 2; Evie Kirwan; Amelia Lawrence 2; Kate McDermott; Kiera McWilliams; Joy Mooney 6; Sheila Whyte; Eabha Woods 1.

UNDER-16 B: Uyi Aghavbere 6; Success Agbonifo; Grace Awe; Molly Durnin; Lily Mae Harmon 6; Alma Harrak 8; Teigan Kavanagh; Stephanie Obisan 4; Desiree Ofodile; Gabriella Orackova; Katie Ryan 10; Grace Woods 15.

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ARDEE LADIES

RESULT from last Wednesday’s 14-hole stableford:

Class A winner Rita Black 32pts, 2nd Geraldine Woods 23pts; Class B winner Bernie Breen 28pts, 2nd Catherine Sheridan 27pts. Nine-hole winner Edel Hennessy 29pts score 11.

BELLEWSTOW­N

SUNDAY’S agm scramble: 1st Thomas Nolan/Anthony Whyte/ Martin Phealan 32; 2nd Diurmuid Wilson/Paul Hoey/Paul Tobin 33.

Saturday’s Turkey League stableford: 1st John Donnelly 27pts, 2nd Tony Sweeney 24pts.

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COUNTY LOUTH

SUNDAY’S Consolatio­n Day Hampers competitio­n: Front nine - Class 2 hamper winner Michael McGuigan (16) 36, 2nd Anthony Murphy (14) 37, Gross prize Dennis Brennan 45. Back nine - Class 1 hamper winner Barry Reddan (5) 35, 2nd Peter McAuley (6) 35 ob6, Gross prize Bryan Ronan 37.

Saturday’s Winter League No 9, sponsored by SSC Sports Surgery Clinic: Class 1 winner Graham Callaghan (scr) 66, 2nd Ken Meegan jnr (9) 68, Gross prize Nigel Beirth 70; Class 2 winner Declan McKeon (17) 68, 2nd Sean Matthews (19) 70, Gross prize Paul Maher 85 ob9. SSS White 72, Blue 74 (non-qualifying). Team: Brian Fox (5-1), Jason Hughes (15-1), John Kinsella (19-1) & Stephen Ward (24) 56.

Saturday turkeys: Class 1 Declan O’Brien (9) 35.5, Class 2 Joe McLaughlin (15) 34.5; Mid-week turkeys: Class 1 Declan Kelleher (12-2) 32, Class 2 John Kinsella (19) 30.5. Nine-hole seniors winner Brendan Kierans (27-4) 15pts.

CO LOUTH LADIES

RESULT from the nine-hole stableford turkey competitio­n that concluded last Tuesday: Class 1 winner Anne Keane D/H (9) 22pts, Class 2 winner Elizabeth O’Brien (27) 20pts, Class 3 winner Olive Murdock (28) 19pts, overall runner-up Lucy McConnell (12) 21pts.

DUNDALK

SUNDAY’S competitio­n was a 14-hole four-person team event and it produced a close finish, with countback being required to decide the winner.

In the end Tommy Renaghan (15), Maurice Soraghan (9), Trevor Giff (9) and Denis Cunningham (14) prevailed after they had tied on 71 points with Noel Reidy (13), Kieran Reidy (15), Brendan Duffy (12) and Oliver

LAYTOWN & BETTYSTOWN

RESULTS from the nine-hole stableford held on December 1st:

A1 course - 1st Frank Walsh (13) 23pts, 2nd David Kelly (17) 22pts ocb, 3rd Brendan Morgan (11) 22pts, 4th Peter Downey (8) 21pts ocb; B1 course - 1st Bob Hanan (18) 23pts, 2nd Frank Walsh (13) 21pts, 3rd Noel Tubridy (11) 20pts ocb, 4th Daniel Brady (13) 20pts ocb.

Nine-hole Christmas Scotch Foursomes stableford held on November 30th: 1st Cyril Sullivan & Breda Sullivan (11) 25pts, 2nd Frank Walsh & Louise McAuley (6) 21pts.

Nine-hole stableford held on November 30th: A1 course - 1st Thomas Butterly (7) 22pts,, 2nd Stephen M Kelly (10) 21pts ocb, 3rd Michael McAlarney (6) 21pts ocb, 4th Dan Hickey (11) 21pts ocb; B1 course - 1st Gary Harrison (4) 23pts, 2nd Edmond T Power (5) 21pts, 3rd Seamus O’Beirn (7) 20pts ocb.

MACBRIDE P&P

WEEK nine of the MacBride Turkey League took place last week and was an 18 gross competitio­n.

The Grade 1 winner was David O’Brien with a score of 47 gross and the Grade 1 roast was won by Pádraic Sarsfield with a score of 42 gross.

Grade 2 was won by Martin Kirwan with a score of 58 gross and the Grade 2 Bottle was won by Brendan Walker with a score of 50 gross.

This weekend MacBride will host its Annual Santa Scramble and this will be the final event before Christmas. The competitio­n will take place at 1pm on Saturday, with the presentati­on of league prizes and hampers afterwards in the clubhouse.

In last Wednesday’s club lotto the numbers drawn were 5, 15, 17 & 26 and the lucky dip winners were Barry Owens, Tom Finnegan and Brendan Walker. The next draw will take place on Tuesday 17th with a jackpot of €5,150.

For more informatio­n please visit our website at www. macbridepi­tchandputt.com or you can contact us via the club Facebook page.

MANNAN CASTLE

WITH just one week remaining in the winter league it’s the team of John Minnock, Cliff Clinton and Rory Lennon who continue to lead the pack ahead of George Farrelly, Brendan Marley and Martin McCaul. Paul McVeigh, Eddie

MANNAN LADIES

THE final week of the Winter League was blessed with mostly dry conditions and every effort was being put into getting the best result possible for their team.

Final results will be announced shortly, and prizes will be awarded at the Winter Prize Presentati­on on Kinder Day, Wednesday.

Last week’s 11-hole competitio­n result: 1st Denise McGuinness (21) 20pts ocb, 2nd Madeleine Devine (20) 20pts ocb.

A reminder that the Flower Show is on this week. The very talented Darren form James Bernard Florist will show us how to transform our homes with festive arrangemen­ts on Thursday at 8pm.

Tickets are priced at €10, including entry to a draw for valuable prizes.

SEAPOINT

SUNDAY’S nine-hole stableford result: 1st Dan Reynolds (9) 20pts ocb, 2nd Noel Kierans (14) 20pts; Cat 1 Martin McKenna (6) 19pts, Cat 2 Michael Smyth (14) 17pts, Cat 3 Terry Hamilton (18) 19pts.

Saturday’s nine-hole stableford: 1st Stephen Lynch (16) 22pts ocb, 2nd Jerry Rock (21) 22pts ocb; Cat 1 Dermot McDermott (10) 18pts, Cat 2 Thomas Sharkey (13) 19pts, Cat 3 Robert McCann (17) 22pts.

SEAPOINT P&P

RESULTS from week 10 of the turkey competitio­ns: Senior winner Pat Fanning 52, Whiskey winner Johnny Campbell snr 51; Inter winner Eamon Furlong 50, 2nd Declan Murphy 51; Junior winner Gerry Rock 54, 2nd Patsy Fagan 58; Ladies winner Mary Casey 57, 2nd Valerie Barron 61, Whiskey winner Marlo Everitt 53.

Now comes the Winners & Non-Winners week of the turkeys - times of play Friday and Saturday at 1pm and Sunday at 9.30am. Also on Sunday we will be having our Christmas Party in Garveys Bar & Restaurant, Scarlet Street, Drogheda.

The entry sheet is still on the wall, so if you are interested please get your name up as soon as possible so we can finalise numbers.

The results of the hamper will be available on the website and on our Facebook page as soon as they become available.

Please check www.seapointpi­tchandputt.com for all the latest Seapoint news.

 ??  ?? Gearóid Campbell of Drogheda Wheelers presents Ruth Daly, principal, and students of Donore National School with a cheque for €1,000 raised from the recent Louth Coastal Tour Cycle.
Gearóid Campbell of Drogheda Wheelers presents Ruth Daly, principal, and students of Donore National School with a cheque for €1,000 raised from the recent Louth Coastal Tour Cycle.

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