KEPAK JUNIOR 'B' & 'C' CHAMPIONSHIP FINALS - VENUE: BECTIVE GFC DATE: 12TH SEPTEMBER 2020 - Meath Ladies ...
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KEPAK
JUNIOR ‘B’ & ‘C’
CHAMPIONSHIP
FINALS
JUNIOR C FINAL
THROW IN: 1.30pm
TRIM V KILBRIDE
JUNIOR B FINAL
THROW IN: 5.00pm
MOYNALVEY V CLONARD
VENUE: BECTIVE GFC
DATE: 12TH SEPTEMBER 2020
Clár an Lae.
KEPAK JUNIOR B AND C CHAMPIONSHIP FINALS
1.30PM JUNIOR C FINAL TRIM V KILBRIDE
REFEREE: SARAH STANLEY
5.00PM JUNIOR B FINAL CLONARD V MOYNALVEY
REFEREE: PETER SKELLY
Final 1:
1.13pm Trim out on the pitch
1.14pm Kilbride out on the pitch
1.15pm Match officials out on the pitch
1.20pm Coin toss
1.30pm Game commences
2.45pm Game finishes ( dependent on injury time etc )
3.00pm Presentation
3.30pm All participants and guests must leave the grounds for the next game.
Final 2:
4.43pm Clonard out on the pitch
4.44pm Moynalvey out on the pitch
4.45pm Match officials out on the pitch
4.50pm Coin toss
5.00pm Game commences
6.15pm Game finishes ( dependent on injury time etc )
6.30pm Presentation
CHAIRPERSONS WELCOME: Is cúis mhór áthais dom fáilte speisialta a chur romhaibh go léir chuig Bective inniu. Fearaim fáilte faoi leith roimh na himreoirí ón gach club atá ag imirt inniu. On behalf of the Meath Ladies County Board, it gives me great pleasure to welcome you to Bective GAA Club for the Junior B and C Kepak Championship Finals 2020, and a very warm welcome to all the players, the managers and mentors, and the club executive committees, without whom none of our games would be possible. I would like to extend a huge Thanks, to our new 3 year sponsors, KEPAK, who are sponsoring not only all our County teams, but also our Adult Club Championships. This is a unique sponsorship deal for Meath Ladies, and we hope that our partnership with the Royal County iconic brand, we help our organisation grow from strength to strength over the next few years. Kepak’s generosity and commitment of sponsorship is greatly appreciated and makes an invaluable contribution to the develop- ment of our game in the county. To all our referees, linespersons, umpires, officials and stewards - I wish you the best of luck today and thank you for your continued and selfless contribution to Meath Ladies Football. Finally, I would like to wish the clubs, management and players the very best of luck today, and I hope everyone has a very enjoyable time at our final. Thanking you all for your continued support. Go raibh míle maith agat Yours in Sport Fearghal Harney Chairperson Meath Ladies Football
KILBRIDE LGFA JUNIOR C FINALISTS 2020 Captain: Jodie Ryan Age:24 Position: Corner back High point in your playing career to date: Making it to a ladies championship final A game to forget: Our 2nd championship game this year against Na Fianna, not our best performance. Toughest opponent in the final: Megan Peters or Aideen Reilly Player on your team to watch on for during the final: Serena Gavin. Favorite pre match meal: Usually pasta Three words to describe yourself: supportive, easygoing and positive A club you would like to see do well other than your own: I would love to see Dee Rangers B team come back stronger next year! Advise for young players : To be honest I go to them for advise.... But always have respect for your teammates, managers, referees and opposition. You can be a great player but without respect it’s taken away from you! And of course enjoy it! What does it mean to captain your club: It’s a huge honour to be given the responsibility of team cap- tain for a brilliant bunch of girls. The effort and commitment put in by each team member has been amaz- ing and I’m very proud to be captain of such a great team! Assessment of our championship to date: It has been a great championship for us to date. First up we met Trim and edged it by 2 points in a close match, I suspect Saturday will be just as close! We then came crashing back to earth with a defeat to a well-experienced Na Fianna team. We then travelled to Dee Rangers knowing that to have any chance of qualifying for the semi-final we would need a comprehensive win as the final table was likely to come down to points difference, which in the end it did. Our semi-final was an absolute titanic struggle against St Colmcilles. The lead ebbed and flowed between two evenly match teams and thankfully we just happened to be ahead at the final whistle.
TRIM LGFA JUNIOR C FINALISTS 2020 Claptain: Kate Dunne Age: 22 Position: full back High point in your playing career to date: reaching a ladies’ county final for the first time A game to forget: last year’s playoff with Slane Toughest Opponent in the final: The Kilbride number 14 Player on your team to watch on for during the final: Rachel McCormack Favourite pre match meal: Chilli Con Carne Three words to describe yourself: driven, stubborn, competitive A club you would like to see do well other than your own: Would love to see Dunboyne beat Simonstown in the ladies’ senior final Advice for young players: Give 100% in every single game no matter what, not only for yourself but for your team mates around you. What does it mean to captain your club: It’s an absolute honour to captain my club and captain this team. It’s been very tough not having an older ladies’ team to look up to in the club when we were younger and I think the girls on our team are now excellent role models for the younger players and I am delighted that I can captain such an amazing bunch of girls. Assessment of our championship to date: We faced Kilbride in the first round and they took the game from us last minute. We headed into the last quarter up 7 points and we obviously lost concentration and stamina and they dug their way back producing a win. We learned from this and in the last 3 games we haven’t taken our foot off the gas until the final whistle went. The second round saw us make the long trek over to Syddan to play Dee Rang- ers who are an experienced ladies club. Nonetheless we managed to beat them by 40+ points which was critical in the end when the semi final spots were decided on points difference. Next up we played Na Fianna who we have a long long history with and we were hungry to beat them. We did just that and in doing so really found our struc- ture and rhythm and most importantly our confidence which set us up nicely for the semi final at home to Sene- schalstown after topping our group. Again, Seneschalstown are a brilliant ladies club and when we played them last year in league, they had a few senior players playing with them and gave us a bad beating. I suppose we all had this in the back of our minds but in the past year we have gotten fitter stronger and indeed hungrier and from the whistle it was a constant battle between two evenly matched sides. We thankfully pulled away winning by 3 points and we are now set to play Kilbride in the final Saturday where we won’t be making the same mistake as last time round.
JUNIOR ‘C’ CHAMPIONSHIP PATHWAY TO THE FINAL
KILBRIDE
1.
Emily Mulrooney
2. 3. 4.
Anna Mc Peake Sarah O’Leary Jodie Ryan
Captain
5. 6. 7.
Emily Keenan Molly Mc Keon Roisin Dignam
8. 9.
Jessica Malone Serena Gavin
10. 11. 12.
Sarah Hayes Megan Peters Anna Mc Keon
13. 14. 15.
Erin Donnelly Aideen Reilly Laura Gavin
16. Katie Molloy
17. Amy Ward 24 Holly Clancy
18. Ella White 25. Katie Moody
19. Jessica Brennan 26. Catriona Boyd
20. Suzie Dempsey 27. Sarah Keenan
21 Zara Kane 28. Ava Nugent
22 Aoibhinn Boyd 29. Kate Reilly
23 Rachel Mc Manus 30. Maggie Donnelly
Extra Players: Stephanie Hurley, Yasmin Van Wergen, Maria Barrett, Laura Campion, Ruth
O’Driscoll
Management Team:
Coaches: Brian White, Paul Brady, Conor Barrett, Dermot White, Brian Campion, Conor
Barrett, Physio: Louise Flo: Karen Malone
TRIM
1.
Jodie Leavy
2. 3. 4.
Emily O’Brein Kate Dunne Sophie Purcell
Captain
5. 6. 7.
Ellen Dennis Isabelle Varley Aoife Slattery
8. 9.
Rachel Mc Cormack Anna Bulger
10. 11. 12.
Sophia Maguire Lauren Fagan Aoibhin Shortt
13. 14. 15.
Aoife Mc Donnell Shona White Katie Newman
16. Roisin Milner 24. Hannah Dardis
17. Aoife O’Brein 25. Emer Ferry
18. Dervla Fahey 26. Derbhla Brady
19. Aideen Downes 27. Saoirse Mahon
20. Hannah Fagan 28 Hannah Sherry
21 Meghan Cornish Mc Grath 29 Niamh Ferry
22 Amy Mc Dermott 29. Meabh Tully
23 Meadhbh Dennison 30. Kate Forde
Management Team:
Manager: John FerryMentors: Peter Mc Dermot, Jarlath Varley, Francis Nugent, James
Mahon, FLO: Anne Ferry Physio: Mary Barry
CLONARD LGFA JUNIOR B FINALISTS 2020 Joint Captain: Hazel Coleman Age: 27 Position: full back High point in your playing career to date: winning both the championship and the Masita cup last year and my all Ireland medal in 2012 with Meath Camogie. A game to forget: oh that’s a tough one I’d say it would have to be our last game against Moynalvey as it was our first loss in over a year we just didn’t fire off at all. Toughest Opponent in the final: US Player on your team to watch on for during the final: to be honest all our forwards are ones to watch but each girl from 1-15 on the Conard team are well capable. Favourite pre match meal: I’d often have a pasta dish with a coffee and some chocolate before any game � Three words to describe yourself: hardworking, positive, never give up �� A club you would like to see do well other than your own: I suppose Rathkenny/Slane after we beat them last year in the final. What does it mean to captain your club: To captain this club is an absolute privilege and honour and I’m delight- ed to be a part of it All. Assessment of Championship to date: Definitely coming up to Junior B has been an eye opener for us and not the walk in the park some may have expected. we were well confident in all our ability in games and by far the toughest games we have had so far have been Gael Colmcille (always a great close battle) and Moynalvey. Joint Captain: Lisa Duffy Age: 32 Position: Midfield High point in your playing career to date: Winning two Senior Ladies Championship in 2006 & 2007 in Donegal, followed by Winning Junior C Ladies with Clonard Ladies in 2019 A game to forget: U16 All Ireland Final 2004, lost by 9 points to Cork Toughest Opponent in the final: Too tough to choose Player on your team to watch on for during the final: Lisa Foley Favourite pre match meal: Turkey burgers & sweet potatoes with peas Three words to describe yourself: Determined, Dogged & Delightful at times!! A club you would like to see do well other than your own: Rathkenny/Slane as we had a proper battle with them in 2019 Advice for young players: Train hard, play hard, self-discipline, belief and most of all “have fun”. What does it mean to captain your club: Being the blow in from Donegal, it’s a massive achievement to be the Cap- tain of such a great bunch of ladies. The ladies have such drive and ambition for success, in the short time that the team have been together. Hopefully with the extra years of experience on my side, I can drive and encourage the team, in additional to learning from the young skilful players making their way up the ranks, who teach me a thing or two!!
MOYNALVEY LGFA JUNIOR C FINALISTS 2020 Captain: Taylor Little Age: 24 Position: Corner back High point in your playing career to date: Football: Captaining this team to our first final in 8 years Camogie - winning the intermediate final last year! A game to forget: Being relegated last year Toughest Opponent in the final: Ciara Foley Player on your team to watch on for during the final: Abbie Killalea Favourite pre match meal: chicken pasta Three words to describe yourself: honest, committed, enthusiastic A club you would like to see do well other than your own : Trim, first year back with an adult team Advice for young players: work hard at training and enjoy the game ! What does it mean to captain your club : very lucky to Captain and play alongside 36 amazing girls, both on and off the pitch
JUNIOR ‘B’ CHAMPIONSHIP PATHWAY TO THE FINAL
PHOTOS COURTESY OF MICHELLE KAVANAGH CLONARD
CLONARD
1.
Emily Hevey
2. 3. 4.
Rachel Gorman Hazel Coleman Serena Treacy
Joint Capatin
5. 6. 7.
Cliodhna Kavanagh Grace Coleman Chloe Duignan
8. 9.
Casey Reilly Ciara Foley
10. 11. 12.
Emma Glynn Lisa Foley Aoife Doyle
13. 14. 15.
Kirsten Massey Louise Coyne Ella Reilly
16.
17. Emma Rowley 24. Emma Holt
18. Lisa Duffy Joint Captain 25. Amy Smullen
19. Daire Kavanagh 26. Holly Mc Loughlin
20. 27.
21 Katie Donlon 28.
22 Maeve Coleman 29.
23 Nicola Quinn 30.
Management Team:
Coaches: Shane Reilly, Shane Dunne, Physio: Frank Foley Flo: Michelle Kavanagh
Pro: Angeline TreacyMOYNALVEY
1.
Aoibheann Corcoran
2. 3. 4.
Abbie Killalea Mairead Mc Cabe Claire Kelly
5. 6. 7.
Olivia O’ Halloran Aideen Smith Fia O’Brein
8. 9.
Louise Donoghue Cheyenne O’Brein
10. 11. 12.
Meabh Ahern Tara Smith Ciara Thornton
13. 14. 15.
Stephannie Walsh Siobhain Kelly Rachel Pender Elliott
16. Bridgie Brennan 24. Lauren Killalea
17. Saoirse Corcoran 25. Liz Lawless
18. Deimante Dapkute 26. Katie Little
19. Ciara Donoghue 27. Taylor Little ( Captain )
20. Rachel Garrett 28 Roisin Mallee
21 Emily Gilsenan 29 Ciara Mallee
22 Shuana Harnan 30. Emma Mc Loughlin
23 Sarah Kelly
Extra Players: Jess Moriarty, Roisin Murphy,Ciara Murray, Cliodhna O’Sullivan, Emma Thornton
Management Team:
Manager: Mick Murray Mentors: Joe Murphy, James Thornton, Adrian O’Halloran, Physio:
Grainne HeduanGo raibh maith agat !!!! Moynalvey Ladies and their management would like to thank the generous support we have received from our
Go raibh maith agat !!!! Trim ladies and their management would like to acknowledge the support we have received from our spon- sors and thank them for their assistance in preparing us for the final of the ladies’ championship.
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