Wicklow People

WICKLOW ROVERS

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The senior men’s scheduled home game fixed for Friday night was called off, so it was left to our under-18s to provide the action in the senior grade.

They came up against a very useful outfit in the shape of Finglas United at Whitegates. It was the away side who came out on top winning 4-1.

Stuart Cox fired home from the penalty spot to level matters after the Dublin side took an early lead but that’s as good as it got with Finglas firing home three unanswered goals to put Rovers to the sword.

Saturday’s junior action saw our 12As play out a scoreless draw away to Drogheda Boys. The lads created several good chances on the day but found the home goalkeeper in inspired form. The result keeps the lads firmly in the title race.

Our 13As are another team in the title mix and they did their hopes the power of good with an excellent 6-1 away win over Ballyoulst­er United. Louis Malcolmson led the way with a superb hat-trick, he’s brother Oscar weighed in with a brace with Sam Christie completing the six-goal haul in a very impressive team display.

Our under-16s went down to a 5-2 defeat to local neighbours Wicklow Town at Finlay Park. In a well contested game the lads gave it their all, Ben Algera and Paul Marah hit the back of the net for Rovers.

Sunday’s action saw the 14Bs suffer a 3-1 defeat at the hands of Coolboy Rangers, there was plenty of chances in this game with the away side proving more clinical in front of goal. Alexander Gallet scored the Rovers goal.

Wicklow Rovers would like to remind everyone that membership fees are now overdue.

Payment can be made online by going to the club website at www. wicklowrov­ers.com & follow the link to my club finances. We will also hold a registrati­on night next Wednesday, October 24, from 7.30pm till 9pm in the clubhouse at Whitegates.

Wicklow Rovers AFC promote soccer for schoolboys/girls, youths and senior men and ladies in the community, our club is growing all the time and any assistance with the help of running the club would be very much appreciate­d.

Over recent times we have been trying to set up a fundraisin­g committee that would work in conjunctio­n with the executive committee. This subcommitt­ee would be responsibl­e with the running of the fundraisin­g and the suggesting of ways of fundraisin­g for the club.

This is a very important part of the progressio­n of the club for the future. We are inviting any person that would be interested in helping out on this subcommitt­ee. It’s your club and if you would like it to progress why not come on board and help out.

If fundraisin­g isn’t your thing there is plenty of other ways to help out. Don’t just assume someone else will come forward, come along and help the club progress, all help no matter how big or small would be very much appreciate­d. If interested you can contact any committee members, private message the club Facebook page or approach any club member, thank you.

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