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 League  Clann Braonain Championship 
U15 Winter League    Dec 17th 
St Marys finish with a flourish  to win convincingly and  secure their third brace of points against Tubberclair
The u15s meanwhile travelled to Tubberclair on Saturday 17th December to play their 3rd game in this competition. After weathering strong opposition for the first 20 minutes St Marys came good for the rest of the first half and went into the break leading by 8 points. The second half saw St Marys dominate but Tubberclair were dangerous on the break and caused numerous problems. In the end though St Marys finished with a flourish and won convincingly to secure their third brace of points.

Team; Matthew Rowden, Andrew Bollard, Brandon Darcy, Ryan Delaney, Sam Plant, Peter Lalor, Sean Lyster,Adam Kavanagh, Hugh Lyster, Cathal Moran, Saya Nxumalo, Josh Byrne, Francis Duffy, Eoghan O’Malley, Jack Reid, Jamie Rooney ,Fionn Daly.

U15 Winter League    Nov 19th
St Marys travelled to Streamstown to play Kilbeggan/St Josephs in their first match of this newly created competition. Fielding a new look team St Marys were quickly into their stride and established a comfortable lead before Kilbeggan goaled for their only score of the half as St Marys led 2-05 to 1-00 at the break. A goal upon the resumption for Kilbeggan reduced the lead to 5 points. St Marys stretched the lead to 7 points before two scrambled goals for Kilbeggan brought it back to a one point game. St Marys took over at this stage and Bagged 1-5  for the concession of 2 points to run out 7 point winners. This was a useful workout for  St Marys as the players got to grips with the pitch and the weather.

Final Score; St Marys 3-12, kilbeggan/St Josephs 4-02

Team; Matthew Rowden, Andrew Bollard, Ryan Gavin, Ryan Delaney, Sam plant Brandon Darcy, Peter Lalor, Hugh Lyster, Adam Kavanagh, Sean Lyster, Saya Nxumalo, Josh Byrne, Francis Duffy, Cathal Moran, Jack Reid, Fionn Daly, Anthony Brady, Jamie Rooney.


St. Mary's under 16's produce sterling performance but come up short in the closing stages of a pulsating encounter of the U16 Div 1 Championship Final against Ballynacargy     Nov 12th
                                                       

U16 Division 1 Final Nov 12th   Match report

All roads led to Shandonagh on Saturday 12th November where St Marys took on Ballynacargy in the Division 1 final. With a four week gap since the semi-final, St Marys were eager to contest the final. A large crowd gathered to witness the spectacle. Bal were first into their stride and clocked up the first two points before Luke Gallagher pointed for St Marys. Bal tacked on another point before Lenny Gavin rifled a tremendous goal to edge St Marys in front. Bal responded strongly and scored 2-01 to take control. St Marys came back when a 45 was added to by Hugh Lyster and the Bal keeper knocked the ball down to a lurching Eoghan O’Malley who volleyed home. Bal continued to press and added 2 more points and a fortuitous goal. Eight points down with half-time approaching, St Marys needed something. A brilliant goal after a surging run by Gary Morgan was sandwiched between 2 Jack Reid points and as the half-time whistle sounded St Marys were only 3 points down and the momentum was with them. 
Half-time score; St Marys 3-03, Ballynacargy 3-06 
The second half started as the first had ended with St Marys getting the better of the outfield exchanges and dominating possession and territory. A point from Morgan after another great surge was followed soon-after by a fantastic long range point from Adam Kavanagh. Gallagher then tied up the game at 3-06 apiece with another inspired point. At this juncture St Marys were dominant and what looked like 2 legitimate penalties were not awarded. Bal lifted the siege and pushed 2 points in front from frees. Gavin then nailed 2 frees himself to restore parity. Ten minutes to go and the game was in the balance. What transpired in the last ten minutes defies explanation as Bal racked up 7 points to run out deserving if rather flattering winners. 
Final Score; St Marys 3-08, Ballynacargy 3-15. 
Congratulations to Ballynacargy who have being producing top class underage teams for the last couple of years. Their greater experience in the top flight was surely a factor in the end. As for St Marys, what this team has achieved this year is phenomenal. Two years ago as u14s they operated out of Division 3. Their form in division 2 of the league was erratic this season, but once the scent of the championship came around things started to fall into place and the team produced some tremendous performances to reach the final. Each and every player can hold their heads’ high. They have done themselves, their club and their village proud. 
Team: Richie Harris, Ryan Delaney, Paddy Geraghty, Sam Plant, Peter Lawlor(C), Adam Kavanagh(0-1), Brandon Darcy, Luke Gallagher(0-2), Glen O’Reilly, Saya Nxumalo, Lenny Gavin (1-2), Gary Morgan(1-1), Hugh Lyster, Eoghan O’Malley(1-0), Jack Reid(0-2), Cory Gavin, Ryan Gavin, Kieran Whitstun, Rory O’Flaherty, Josh Byrne, Cathal Moran 


St. Mary's under 16's overcome Mullingar Shamrocks  to reach Div 1Championship Final  
                             Oct 15th 2011

Back Row: Ray Lyster(Coach), Glen O'Reilly, Eoghan O'Malley, Hugh Lyster, Patrick Geraghty, Gary Morgan, Lenny Gavin,
Cori Gavin,Luke Gallagher, Ciaran Whitson, Josh Byrne, Sam Plant, Declan Darcy (coach), Tony Galagher(coach)
Front Row: Rory O'Flaherty, Ryan Delaney, Ryan Gavin, Richie Harris, Adam Kavanagh, Brandon Darcy,  Saya Nxumalo 
Cathal Moran, Peter Lalor,  Jack Reid.
Match Report  Oct 15th 
St Marys played host to Mullingar Shamrocks in the semi-final of the Championship on Saturday 15th October. Preceded by a spell of rain which continued for much of the first half, conditions for the match were tricky underfoot. Due to the clash of colours, both teams changed, Shamrocks wearing white and St Marys blue. St Marys started off well and kicked over the first 4 points before Shamrocks got a foothold in the game with a point. St Marys restored their 4 point lead almost immediately but within minutes conceded a goal from a penalty. Shamrocks tagged on a point to level matters. However St Marys pressure paid off when Eoghan O’Malley with 2 trademark goals helped St Marys to open a six point gap. A late point for Shamrocks left 5 points in it at half-time. 
Half-time score; St Marys 2-05, Mullingar Shamrocks 1-03. 
The second half was always going to be a battle. Early pressure from St Marys resulted in Saya Nxumalo lofting a perfect pass to the inrushing Jack Reid who made no mistake. St Marys’ joy was short-lived as a second penalty was awarded to Shamrocks which was duly converted and followed by a point to reduce the gap to 4 points. A point from Reid stretched the lead but Shamrocks upped the pressure and scored the next 3 points to leave it a 2 point game. With a couple of minutes to go, full-back Paddy Geraghty was unluckily dismissed for a second yellow card. Would St Marys lose the game at the death? Not this group of lads. They defended like demons and allowed no effort at a goal. The sound of the final whistle was sweet and St Marys had earned the right to play Ballynacargy in the final. 
This team has developed hugely over the season and has peaked nicely for the championship. Hopefully they’ll produce the goods in the final to crown a memorable campaign. 
Final score; St Marys 3-06, Mullingar Shamrocks 2-07. 
Team; Richie Harris, Ryan Delaney, Paddy Geraghty, Sam Plant, Peter Lalor, Adam Kavanagh, Brandon Darcy, Luke Gallagher(0-1), Glen O’Reilly, Saya Nxumalo, Lenny Gavin, Gary Morgan(0-1), Hugh Lyster, Eoghan O’Malley(2-1), Jack Reid(1-3), Corey Gavin, Ryan Gavin, Rory O’Flaherty, Josh Byrne, Ciaran Whitston, Cathal Moran, Matthew Bradley. 


Best of luck to St. Marys Under 16's who contest the Div 1 Cship semi-final on sat. Oct 15th  in Rochfortbridge at 3pm 

St. Mary's Under 16's reach Semi-Final of Westmeath Div 1 Championship
St Marys welcomed St Malachys/Ballinagore to Rochfortbridge on Saturday 17th September for the quarter-final of the u16 Division 1 Championship. Again this was new territory for the ‘Bridge boys as they hadn’t encountered this opposition before. St Marys won the toss and opted to play with the slight breeze. They were quickly into their stride and causing problems for the visitors. They were soon rewarded when Gary Morgan converted a penalty after Jack Reid was hauled down in the square. Reid added a point before Mal/Bal registered a free. St Marys registered the next 4 points and then Reid struck for a goal of his own to put a bit of daylight in it. The half finished out with 4 scored frees, 3 of them to Mal/Bal. 
Half-time score; St Marys 2-06, St Malachys/Ballinagore 0-04. 
The wind picked up significantly at the start of the second half and a barrage was expected upon the St Marys goal. The defence dealt capably with all that was thrown at them and an early point from a free was all that Mal/Bal could register as St Marys took over and a goal from Eoghan O’Malley and 2 from Morgan to complete his hatrick really put the game out of reach. St Malachys/Ballinagore never gave up and scored the last 2 points of the game but there was no coming back against a determined St Marys outfit. 
This result puts St Marys into the semi-final of this competition. The opposition is unknown at this stage, but these lads will fear nobody. 
Final Score: St Marys 5-09, St Malachys/Ballinagore 0-07 
Team: Richie Harris, Ryan Delaney, Paddy Geraghty, Sam Plant, Peter Lalor, Adam Kavanagh, Brandon Darcy, Luke Gallagher(0-1), Glen O’Reilly, Saya Nxumalo(0-2), Lenny Gavin(0-3), Gary Morgan(3-0), Jack Reid(1-2), Eoghan O’Malley(1-1), Hugh Lyster, Ryan Gavin, Josh Byrne, Cory Gavin Cathal Moran, Ciaran Whitstun, Rory O’Flaherty.
League table for Deelside Coaches Fe 16 Club Football Championship Divisions 1 & 2 Group A.
TeamPlayedWonLostDrawnPoints ForPoints AgainstPoints DiffPoints
St Marys Rochfortbridge
3
3
0
0
48
36
12
6
Shandonagh
3
1
1
1
35
29
6
3
Garrycastle
3
1
1
1
36
39
-3
3
St Lomans Mullingar
3
0
3
0
39
54
-15
0
 

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League table for Fe 16 Football League Division 2-- May 28th
TeamPlayedWonLostDrawnPoints ForPoints AgainstPoints DiffPoints
The Downs
7
5
1
1
131
62
69
11
Rosemount
7
5
2
0
90
83
7
10
Caulry
7
4
2
1
140
98
42
9
St Michaels
7
3
4
0
95
100
-5
6
Moate All Whites
7
3
4
0
94
137
-43
6
St Marys Rochfortbridge
7
2
4
1
103
130
-27
5
Shandonagh
7
2
4
1
84
114
-30
5
Tubberclair
7
2
5
0
99
112
-13
4

U16 Championship vs Lomas.
The St Marys u16s ventured to Lakepoint Park on Wednesday 17th August to play St Lomans in the first group game of the U16 Championship. Shorn of a couple of players, St Marys were taking a step into the unknown having never played this opposition previously. St Lomans started at a furious pace and at times threatened to totally over-run St Marys as they registered 4 of the first 5 points. St Marys slowly got up to the pace of the game and proceeded to dominate the last 15 minutes of the first half as they registered a further 1-7, the goal a superb effort from Jack Reid, while restricting the home team to a solitary point.
Half-time score; St Marys 1-08, St Lomans 0-05.
St Marys expected a backlash in the second half and got it. The roles were reversed as St Lomans clocked up 1-7 to St Marys 1 point in the first 20 minutes of the second half to lead by 3 points. The siege was lifted when Brandon Darcy latched onto a breaking ball and carried it 40 yards before despatching it to the St Lomans net. Sam Plant and Saya Nxumalo tacked on brilliant points as the game was in the balance. St Marys defended like tigers and staved off St Lomans best efforts. With time almost up Gary Morgan put the issue beyond doubt with St Marys 3rd goal of the evening, much to the relief of the St Marys mentors and supporters.
This was a great performance, and result from this group of players and will hopefully spur them on to greater heights.
Final Score; St Marys 3-11, St Lomans 1-12
Team; Richie Harris, Ryan Delaney, Adam Kavanagh, Paddy Geraghty, Peter Lalor, Ciaran Whitstun, Brandon Darcy(1-0), Glen O'Reilly(0-1), Gary Morgan(1-2), Sam Plant(0-1), Lenny Gavin(0-1), Saya Nxumalo(0-1), Jack Reid(1-4), Eoghan O'Malley(0-1), Hugh Lyster, Cathal Moran, Josh Byrne, Sean Lyster.

Deelside Coaches Fe 16 Football League Division 2
Team 1ScoreScoreTeam 2VenueDateTimeComment 
Caulry1-82-12TubberclairCaulry02/04/201114:00
Moate All Whites2-71-7RosemountMoate02/04/201114:00
St Marys Rochfortbridge0-63-6The DownsRochfortbridge02/04/201114:00
St Michaels5-92-6ShandonaghCastletown Finea02/04/201114:00
Tubberclair3-121-12St Marys RochfortbridgeTubberclair11/04/201118:30
The Downs2-141-5St MichaelsThe Downs11/04/201118:30
Caulry7-113-5Moate All WhitesCaulry11/04/201118:30
Rosemount--ShandonaghRosemount11/04/201118:30Conceded by Shandonagh
Moate All Whites4-83-8TubberclairMoate23/04/201114:00
St Michaels3-84-8RosemountCastletown Finea23/04/201114:00
St Marys Rochfortbridge2-76-17CaulryRochfortbridge23/04/201114:00
Shandonagh1-35-15The DownsShandonagh23/04/201114:00
Moate All Whites1-104-13St Marys RochfortbridgeMoate09/05/201118:30
Tubberclair1-40-10St MichaelsTubberclair09/05/201118:30
Rosemount2-51-6The DownsRosemount09/05/201118:30
Caulry3-112-7ShandonaghCaulry09/05/201118:30
Shandonagh3-122-10TubberclairShandonagh16/05/201118:30
The Downs4-131-7Moate All WhitesThe Downs16/05/201118:30
St Marys Rochfortbridge3-65-5RosemountRochfortbridge16/05/201118:30
St Michaels1-111-9CaulryCastletown Finea16/05/201118:30
Moate All Whites2-81-7St MichaelsMoate23/05/201118:30
Tubberclair1-93-7RosemountTubberclair23/05/201118:30
Caulry3-43-4The DownsCaulry23/05/201118:30
St Marys Rochfortbridge2-83-5ShandonaghRochfortbridge23/05/201118:30
The Downs3-101-5TubberclairThe Downs04/07/201119:00
St Michaels2-62-9St Marys RochfortbridgeCastletown Finea04/07/201119:00
Shandonagh1-152-4Moate All WhitesShandonagh04/07/201119:00
Rosemount2-72-11CaulryRosemount04/07/201119:00