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U-16 GIRLS DIVISION 3 PLATE FINAL KCYMS 55 St Paul’s 42

DESPITE a power packed performance by Deirdre Lyne for St Paul’s at both ends of the court KCYMS proved too strong in thisU-16 Girls Division 3 Plate Final at the Pres Gym, Killarney on Sunday. KCYMS led 13-8 at the end of the opening quarter with Fodhla Houlihan scoring six points for Killorglin while Caoimhe O’Sullivan and Deirdre Lyne replied for St Paul’s.

The Killarney side enjoyed a purple patch in the second quarter as they outscored KYCMS 19-11 thanks to Clodagh Sheehan who drained 11 points and Deirdre Lyne hit 6, with Houlihan and Anna Kerrisk excellent for Killorglin, but the game was in the balance with St Paul’s now leading 27-24 at half time.

KCYMS upped their game in the third quarter and outscored St Paul’s 15-5 to lead 39-32 with Houlihan, Maggie West, Hannah McGeever and Anna Kerrisk all finding their range. The final quarter saw St Paul’s rally again with Sheehan back on court but it was basket for basket and KCYMS just had too much scoring power to win by 13 with Fodhla Houlihan the MVP with 18 points.

U-16 GIRLS DIVISION 2 PLATE FINAL Gneeveguilla 44 Cobras 42

GNEEVEGUILLA thanks to Michelle Fleming just got home in front of a gallant Cobras side in this exciting U-16 Division 2 Girls Plate Final but it truth it was final that could have gone either way. Defence on both sides was impressive with Erica Diggins opening Cobras account but Kornelia Cybul replied for Gneeveguilla as the East Kerry side led 14-12 at the opening quarter.

Katelyn Stack with two buckets and Aoife O’Flaherty added six second quarter points for Cobras while Michelle Fleming and Alice O’Leary

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U-16 BOYS DIVISION 3 PLATE FINAL St Brendan’s 39 Rathmore 32

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The Vixens team of Grainne Stack Mulvihill, Clodagh Jordan, Grace Ryan, Amy Ryan, Ciara O’Shea (back) Niamh O’Connor, Ciara Sheahan, Shauna Scanlon, Rachel Greaney, Aibhilin Murphy, Olivia Twomey and Mary Jo Leddy who defeated St Joseph’s in the Lee Strand Girls Under 17 Cup Final

St Brendan’s U-16 Boys team Liam Kingston, Daniel Bowler, Sean Dilate, Grahan Sheehy, Niall Heaton, Ryan McHugh, Joshua Roche (back) Tadgh Reen, Mickey McCarthy, Declan Mangan, Adam O’Keeffe, Nelly, Dean Farrell, Sam McCarthy and Matthew O’Mahony who defeated Rathmore in the Division 3 Plate Final

Cobra’s Under 16 team Jessica Kenny, Erica Diggins, Andrea Stack, Lisa Barrett, Edel Browne (back) Sarah Lawlor, Ivana Nelan, Katelyn Stack, Aoife O;Flaherty, Aine Moriarty, Aoife Coleman and Coach Billy McGaley who were dated by Gneeveguilla in the Lee Strand Division 2 Girls Plate Final

Rathmore Under 16 Boys team Daniel Moynihan, Kevin Bowler, Jack Horgan, Dara Moriarty (back) Naoise Clifford, Dennis Mahoney, William Casey, Andrew Moynihan and Teresa Mahoney who were defeated by St Brendan’s in the Lee Strand Division 3 Plate Final

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Tralee Tigers Senior Men’s team Tomas Collins, David Smith, Timmy Collins, James Friel, Derek Horgan, Petrit Krasgini (back) Shane O’Leary, Kieran Collins, Terry O’Brien, Eric Bihan, James McCauley, Donal Moynihan, Darragh Clarke, Mark McDonnell, Colin O’Brien and Aaron McLarnon who played St Brendan’s in the Lee Strand Division 2 Men’s Final at the Presentation Gym, Killarney on Sunday.

St Pauls Under 16 Girl’s team Anna McGrath, Julia Jaz, Lauren Horgan, Jessica Leahy, Kate O’Connor, Clodagh Sheahan (back) Jason Stack, Deirdre Lyne, Eve Crowley, Holly Power, Nicole Cronin, Caoimhe O’Sullivan and Paul Sheahan who were defeated by KCYMS in the Lee Strand Division 3 Girls Plate Final

KCYMS U-16 Girls team Tara Clifford, Orla Browne, Maggie West, Daragh Browne, Fodhla Houl Christina O’Brien, Anna Kerrisk, Ciara O’Brien, Lauren O’Sullivan, Hannah McGeever, Kate Mo Niamh Doyle who defeated St. Paul’s in the Lee Strand Division 3 Girls Plate Final

Gneeveguilla U-16 team Alice O’Leary, Gemma Cremin, Kornelia Cybul, Megan McCarthy (back) Coach John Hurley, Aishling Brosnan, Aoife O’Sullivan, Hanorah Fleming and Asst Coach Mike McGillycuddy in the Lee Strand Division 2 Girls Plate Final

St Brendan’s Senior Men’s team Nathan Roche, Conor Sulliva Carey, Liam O’Sullivan and Matthew Cahalane who played Tr