The Sligo Champion

U15s score victory over strong Westport

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In perfect conditions at Hamilton Park on Saturday Sligo U15s continued their unbeaten run with another emphatic win over a strong Westport side.

Sligo started the stronger side and controlled most of procession throughout the first half.

Tries from King, Broaders, Cregg and Marren put Sligo 22 points ahead at the break.

Sligo brought on all their replacemen­ts in the second half and scored four more tries from Cregg, King and Scott.

Westport got their consolatio­n try five minutes from the end which put the final score 49 - 7 to Sligo.

The standard of rugby was fantastic from both sides, in particular the defensive work from Sligo in the second half when Westport were camped on the Sligo line.

Sligo’s fourth try from Brian Marren was the score of the game. It was the result of a phase of up to fifteen passes all started by prop Damian Cullen.

Man of the match was Dáire Cregg who scored 16 points in this very entertaini­ng game.

Unfortunat­ely Sligo picked up injuries to two key players Bob Reynolds and Daniel Ford during the game but both are expected to make a full recovery.

Other stand- out players include Max King, Michael Broaders and Damian Cullen.

Next match is scheduled for the 5th of November away to Claremorri­s.

Sligo team: Damien Cullen, Ben Millar, Michael Broaders, Danny Funke, Cathal Feely, Diarmuid Brennan, Bob Reynolds, Max King, Fintan Casey, Joseph Keaney, Louis Scott, Brian Marren, Dáire Cregg, Marc O’Hehir, Finn Young, Liam O’Kelly- Lynch, Matthew Blain, Matthew Moroney, Patrick Dixon, Patryk Badowski, Jake McNiff, Sean Hynes, Gavin McGrath, Colm Lang, Daniel Ford.

 ??  ?? The Sligo U15s continued their unbeaten run against Westport in Hamilton Park on Saturday.
The Sligo U15s continued their unbeaten run against Westport in Hamilton Park on Saturday.

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