Moate All Whites Notes

 

Street League

Saturday 12th October marked the season ending for the U6, U8 and U10 Moate All Whites panels.

In glorious sunshine, 112 players graced the turf of Hogan Park for the Street League Finals 2019.

 

First up were our under 6's who played two games side by side. From the dark nights in February in the community Hall to yesterday it really shows the progression that these players have made.

 

Following that was our first combined U8/U10 final, Westmeath v Mayo. Some great football played with Westmeath, captained by Aaron Claffey winning out.

 

Our third match was a mix of the older U6 and younger U8's. Some good skills were displayed by these young players.

 

Finally our last match was the much awaited final between Dublin and Kerry. Kerry had the upper  hand in match day two but this time Dublin, captained by Chloe Malone, proved too strong and won on a scoreline of 16 pts to 10pts.

 

Presentation of the medals and goodie bags by Moate All Whites Minor Board Chairman Kenny O’Brien and Chairman Niall Cunningham then took place in the stand.

 

The street league finals is a great season ending tournament for the players, families and coaches. For the first time we had a coach who has played in these finals and now has their own children playing yesterday

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Thank you to our sponsors Gillivans Butchers (Moate Meats) for their continued support.

 

On behalf of all the coaches of U6, U8 and U10's we thank you for another great football year.

 

The futures bright the futures white.

 

Under12

U12 Garycastle cup match report semifinal match Monday evening at home v Tubberclair 2-07 3-09 two evenly match teams teams with Tubberclaire coming out on top the Boys played their heart out and put in every effort they could but just couldn’t get it over the line thanks to all the parents for their support at the game and throughout the year thanks again from all the u12 Coaches

 

Under14

U14,Moate played Shandonagh away last Sunday morning in Division 1 shield semifinal,Moate started well with some early points and despite misses on both sides Moate led 1-4 to 3 points at half time,a good team performance overall but some brilliant individual play ensured we continued to lead throughout the 2nd half and after a great penalty save we continued to put Shandonagh under pressure and went on to win 3-6 to 8 points

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