New Ross Standard

Campile crowned

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CAMPILE United’s Youths team have put to bed the old saying that ‘leagues can’t be won in January’.

As of January 28 they had the Division 3 title won with nine played, nine won, 43 for and six against.

It was a great achievemen­t for these lads as they played most of the season with ten men.

The squad was small to start with, containing 14 members, and as most managers know at this level you will not have all players available every game. But the lads got on with it and worked, making some vital saves along the way.

The defence of Jim Wallace at rightback, the centre-back partnershi­p of the very strong Cathal Mernagh and Danny Murphy, with Owen Whitty leftback was, as most teams found out, very hard to break down.

The heartbeat of the midfield were Darragh Kent and Jamie Wallace, with some fantastic football being played by these two boys.

At left midfield was Nigel Dunne and right midfield Dylan Whitty, and with tireless running on both sides, they helped with attacking and defending when needed.

Ben Cummins and Jack White up front are ever-willing runners, defending from the front.

There was a good spread of goal scorers with Jamie Wallace top scorer, followed by Ben Cummins and Darragh Kent.

The future looks bright as seven of the squad are 15/16 years of age.

Jamie Myler and Seán Nolan have county G.A.A. commitment­s and tried to play when available.

Both players would make any team stronger.

Squad: Aaron Mythen, Jim Wallace, Cathal Mernagh, Danny Murphy, Owen Whitty, Nigel Dunne, Darragh Kent, Jamie Wallace, Dylan Whitty, Ben Cummins, Jack White, Jamie Myler, Seán Nolan, Peter Waters.

 ??  ?? Campile United, winners of the Youth Division 3 title. Back (from left): Ed Wallace, Nigel Dunne, Owen Whitty, Danny Murphy, Jamie Wallace (capt.), Dylan Whitty, Darragh Kent, John Banville. Front (from left): Cathal Mernagh, Jim Wallace, Aaron Mythen,...
Campile United, winners of the Youth Division 3 title. Back (from left): Ed Wallace, Nigel Dunne, Owen Whitty, Danny Murphy, Jamie Wallace (capt.), Dylan Whitty, Darragh Kent, John Banville. Front (from left): Cathal Mernagh, Jim Wallace, Aaron Mythen,...
 ??  ?? Holly Johnson of Bridge Rovers and Aoife Walsh of St. Cormac’s battle for the ball during their Division 3 Cup quarter-final.
Holly Johnson of Bridge Rovers and Aoife Walsh of St. Cormac’s battle for the ball during their Division 3 Cup quarter-final.
 ??  ?? Hayley Lacey of Bridge Rovers and Catríona Roban of St. Cormac’s.
Hayley Lacey of Bridge Rovers and Catríona Roban of St. Cormac’s.

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