The Corkman

Macroom GAA Juveniles in late rally but Crosshaven simply too strong

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U-14S, B1 League: Macroom played a very good Crosshaven team away recently and were beaten 6-10 to 2-4.

Macroom held their own for the first 10 minutes and, but for some handling errors, could have led.

But Crosshaven capitalise­d on their chances and quickly piled on the scores to lead 4-6 to 0-2 at half-time, Dylan Molyneux and Dean Granville scoring a point each for Macroom.

Macroom showed a more competitiv­e spirit in the second half and notched up 2-2 with their rivals scoring 2-4 during that same period.

Seán De Lacey fielded at the edge, swivelled and found the net with an unstoppabl­e shot. For the second goal, Kieran Doody crossed from the right and Conor Seery contested the ball, distracted the goalie and the ball found the net.

Jack Sexton converted a free and Darren Sweeney completed the Macroom tally with a well taken point.

Macroom have two more league matches, against Canovee and Passage. The team has much ability, and with a full commitment, it should do well in the remaining fixtures.

The record to date is P9 W4 D0 L5.

Because of First Communions for the younger lads, the U-8s, U-9 and U-10s did not have games last week and the U-16s and Minors will resume after the completion of the Junior and Leaving Certificat­e examinatio­ns.

Fixtures:

The U-8s and U-11s are scheduled to play on Saturday, May 13. The U-9s will play Na Piarsaigh on Thursday in the CG at 7pm and the U-10s play Aghabullog­ue on Friday night at 7pm, also in the CG.

Meanwhile, training continues for all teams at their usual times.

The Juvenile Club would like to congratula­te all those who made their First Communions and give best wishes to those facing the upcoming State examinatio­ns.

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