Big scorelines as local leagues continue
IN the JK Sports U-12 Premier 1 two goals from Eoghan Crowley saw Killarney Celtic defeat Inter Kenmare 2-0.
Iveragh United were 6-0 winners at home to Killarney Athletic in Premier 2. Ian O’Sullivan, Con O’Shea and Oisin Breen all scored two each.
Killarney Celtic B got the points from Tralee Dynamos.
DALY’S SUPERVALU U-13
THE action in the Daly’s Supervalu U-13 was in mid-week. In the U-13 Premier Killorglin defeated Tralee Dynamos 5-0. Charlie Foley, Ryan Diggin, Dara O’Grady, Adam Owens and Tom Whittleton were the scorers.
The Park A defeated Park B with the A sides scores coming from Colin Doody (2), Messiah Chinwa, Sean O’Connell, Ciaran Cooney and Adam Wharton.
Ballyhar defeated Listowel Celtic B in U-13 Division 1 thanks to goals from Colin Callaghan, Padraig Fell, Aaran Burke, James Horgan and Stephen Palmer.
In U-13 Division 3 The Park C defeated Fenit 7-3. Dara Cunnane got two with Ray McGrath, Ewan O’Sullivan, Conor Mitchel, Lasha Bukawmi and Mike Tansley all getting one each.
FOUNDATION SPORTS U-14
MASTERGEEHA and Killarney Celtic shared the points in their U-14 Premier clash at Kilbrean Park. Killian Burke put the home side ahead before Ruairi Dorian equalised for Celtic inside the last five minutes.
Tralee Dynamos made the trip to Killorglin B a winning one in U-14 Division 1. Sean Dillane hit three with Maurice O’Connell and Danny Burke getting the others.
Ballyhar were 7-1 winners at Murt Scott Park at home to Killarney Athletic. Bryan Burke scored two with Liam O’Driscoll, John Power, Aaran O’Shea, Peter Cosgrave and Owen Greaney all getting a goal each.
Killarney Celtic B and Killorglin B drew 3-3.
TRALEE TROPHY WORLD U-16
IN Division 1 Camp Juniors were 6-2 winners at home to Balltheigue for whom Nathan Guerin and Darren Stack scored. For the winners Jack Farrell, Chris Kane, Killian Falvey, Colm Moriarty, Cian Grady and Conn Ryan all scored.
St Bernards won on the same score-line in Division 2 where Aaron Malik and Jake Brosnan got two each while Keith O’Connor, Liam Rice and Oisin Maunsell got one each.