Bray People

Knockanann­a prove too strong for brave Aughrim

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KNOCKANANN­A booked their place in the Wicklow Camogie under-14 ‘A’ county final when they dispatched a brave and capable Aughrim team by 4-7 to 1-5 in last weekend’s semi-final on Saturday afternoon.

The Knockanann­a team were physically stronger than their Aughrim counterpar­ts who never stopped trying throughout.

Zoe Katus and Áine Darcy were the Knockanann­a stars who were able to hurt Aughrim on the scoreboard.

Aughrim battled bravely in all sectors of the field but just couldn’t make headway against a formidable Knockanann­a outfit who were ruthless all over the field on a good day for camogie in Pearse’s Park.

Knockanann­a will now go on to face Kiltegan who powered to an impressive victory over Carnew Emmets in the second semi-final, played on Sunday morning at the same venue.

This has the makings of a cracking game as both sides are littered with talented hurlers and with capable forwards on both sides expect a big tally.

 ??  ?? Referee Max Molloy with the Knockanann­a and Aughrim captains ahead of the under-16 ‘A’ semi-final in Pearse’s Park.
Referee Max Molloy with the Knockanann­a and Aughrim captains ahead of the under-16 ‘A’ semi-final in Pearse’s Park.

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