Sligo-Leitrim and District Soccer League

RESULTS

Played on Friday, March 15

Sligo Southern Hotel Super League

ROUND 21: Ballymote Celtic 2, Glenview Stars 5

Sligo Pallets Premier League

ROUND FOUR: Valley Rovers 0, Calry Bohs Reserves 2 ROUND 13: Ballisodare United 1, Aughanagh Celtic 3

Played on Saturday, March 16

Sligo Southern Hotel Super League ROUND 21: MCR FC 4, St John’s FC 3; Cartron United 2, Carbury FC 4

Played on Sunday, March 17

Sligo Southern Hotel Super League ROUND 21: Gurteen Celtic 2, Arrow Harps 1; Cliffoney Celtic 3, Calry Bohs 1

dismissal in the 57th minute.

Andre Mills pulled a goal back for St John’s which set up an interesting final 30 minutes but there were no more goals.

Former champions Carbury FC also won last Saturday – they defeated Cartron United 4-2 at MacSharry Park. Clive Brennan’s 13th minute goal gave the lead to Cartron, who started the weekend in second place but are now in third.

James Heraghty levelled for Carbury, Christopher Kelly’s goal put them in front and Heraghty netted again to make it 3-1 at the break. Niall Brennan’s 54th minute goal put Carbury on control.

Josh Gilligan scored Cartron’s second of the night in the 66th minute. Carbury are fourth, nine points behind Gurteen, but Carbury have played three games fewer.

Elsewhere in the Super League, north Sligo’s Cliffoney Celtic were 3-1 winners at home against Calry Bohs last Sunday. Calry went ahead when Jack McGovern scored after 13 minutes but a converted penalty from another Jack, Cliffoney’s Davitt, made it 1-1 on the half-hour mark. It stayed at 1-1 until the 80th minute when Conor Watters put the home side 2-1 ahead. At the stage Calry were down to 10 players because of a red card for Michael Flynn. Cliffoney made sure of the win when Jack Davitt scored his second of the day in the last 10 minutes.

Last Friday night, meanwhile, Glenview Stars defeated Ballymote Celtic 5-2 at MacSharry Park. Cathal Davey’s goal after 37 minutes meant Glenview were 1-0 up at the break.

A goal from Lucas Sosa extended Glenview’s advantage but Ballymote responded with a goal from Barry Cafferky.

Goals by substitute Kaillum Burns, Seamus O’Boyle and Anthony Johnston put Glenview in the driving seat with a 5-1 lead. Cormac Meehan scored Ballymote’s second goal late on to wrap up what was an entertaining clash under lights.

The number of wins so far for Aughanagh Celtic in this season’s Sligo-Leitrim second tier.

STANDINGS

Gurteen Celtic MCR FC

Cartron Utd Cabury FC Arrow Harps Cliffoney Celtic Ballymote Celtic Glenview Stars Calry Bohs Strand Celtic Manor Rangers St John’s FC

Real Tubber

Aughanagh Celtic Merville Utd Ballisodare Utd Benbulben FC Coolaney Utd Ballygawley Celtic Calry Bohs Res Dromahair FC Kilglass-E’crone Utd Strand Celtic Res Valley Rovers Carrick Town

TOP SCORERS

P W D 15 12 1 14 10 2 14 9 2 12 9 1 15 8 4 17 8 1 16 6 4 16 7 1 15 5 2 14 4 2 15 4 2 17 3 3 18 1 1

P W D 21 19 1 20 16 1 19 14 0 22 11 2 20 11 2 21 10 2 21 9 2 22 8 2 22 6 5 21 6 3 21 6 0 22 0 0

L FA Diff 2 50 21 +29 2 48 27 +21 3 48 21 +27 2 47 16 +31 3 40 20 +20 8 38 40 -2 6 32 31 +1 8 37 46 -9 8 25 34 -9 8 28 29 -1 9 29 44 -15 11 39 57 -18 16 13 88 -75

L FA Diff 1 82 25 +57 3 68 33 +35 5 71 31 +40 9 71 51 +20 7 52 44 +8 9 55 47 +8 10 55 56 -1 12 58 83 -25 11 44 65 -21 12 41 62 -21 15 32 66 -34 22 0 66 -66

Pts 37 32 29 28 28 25 22 22 17 14 14 12 4

Pts 58 49 42 35 35 32 29 26 23 21 18 0

SUPER LEAGUE

12 GOALS: Dylan Martin (Strand Celtic), Thomas Sweeney (Gurteen Celtic); 11 GOALS: Jake Drewe (Glenview Stars), Ben Tuohy (Arrow Harps); 10 GOALS: Jack Davitt (Cliffoney Celtic), Jordan Harte (MCR FC); 9 GOALS: Donal Gallagher (Cartron United), Donagh Crowne (MCR FC), Eoghan Nerney (Gurteen Celtic); 8 GOALS: Conor Brennan (St John’s FC), Keith Nibbs (MCR FC), Clive Brennan (Cartron United); 7 GOALS: Dylan Walsh (Gurteen Celtic),

Cian Kilcoyne (Carbury FC), Malachy Spratt (Carbury FC), Darragh McGoldrick (St John’s FC), Luke Flynn (Arrow Harps).

PREMIER LEAGUE

26 GOALS: Tyler Stallard (Merville United); 16 GOALS: Daniel Watters (Benbulben FC); 15 GOALS: Oisin Gilmartin (Benbulben FC), James Kiernan (Aughanagh Celtic); 11 GOALS: Adam Grace (Ballisodare United), Andrew Callaghan (Calry Bohs Reserves), Darragh Healy (Ballisodare United), Alan Kavanagh (Dromahair FC), Sean Stenson (Coolaney United), Seamus Hailstones (Aughanagh Celtic).