This is a neat quick view of how Mooncoin Celtic is progressing across a number of the Schoolboy, Schoolgirl and Junior Leagues.
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Schoolboys Results for the Weekend Oct 23rd
There were a few Schoolboys teams in action over the weekend.
First up the U11d squad took on Southend and came away with a nice win.
Then the U13b team travelled out to Stradbally and held a rip roaring match which ended as a 3-1 win to Mooncoin.
Finally the U13d team hosted a strong Villa side in Suir Crescent and had a heavy defeat but took heart from the 2 goals they did score and will head towards training this week with renewed effort towards a first result of the season.
Waterford Gaynor Cup results
There were some great results and plenty of Mooncoin involvement to report from the Girls Gaynor Cup programme as the U13s secured a 1-1 against Kildare in full time and got a 4-2 win in the penalty shoot out.
Victor, Richard and Derek are part of the coaching staff, with Aoibhe and Emily playing.
On the u15 side there was a 1-0 win for Waterford against Kildare.
Emily, Sommer and Mia all played a part in the game and are looking forward to a trip to Dublin in a few weeks time.
U17 girls: Mooncoin 1 – 2 Bohemians
Bohs travelled to Mooncoin today to take on our U17 girls in an absolute thriller of a match .
Past clashes between the two teams in recent years would normally have been a one sided affair , but not today as the Mooncoin girls ventured off script .
Bohs started out very strong , and tested our back three . But Kate McGrath , Ciara O Keeffe and Ella Bailey stood firm and dealt with any incoming threats
Ciara Corcoran, Sommer Grant and Katie Phelan kept things ticking over in the middle of the park … there was plenty of toing and froing between the sides , we didn’t create too many clear cut chances in the first half , but as the game progressed we grew into it . Grace O Toole and Eibhlin Holden worked tirelessly up and down the wings . We introduced Luiseach O Donohue , Aideen Lonergan and Sophie Walsh freshest up the squad before half time .
A corner kick from Bohs five minutes from half time broke the deadlock when the ball deflected off one of our own players and into the net giving Bohs the lead heading into the break .
Finally getting to take a breath at half time the girls took control of the half time talk ….and minutes later took to the field for the second half , with a refreshed outlook .
2 minutes into the second half , Sophie Walsh cleared a ball and Sommer Grant pounced making a pass to Emily Blackmore on the Wing , aware of the Bohs defenders coming to meet her , Emily tapped the ball back to Sommer , and made the run up the wing to the corner , having anticipated the move Sommer put the ball into the corner . Emily moved towards goal from the corner of the pitch and from what seemed like an impossible angle , finished the ball to the back of the net . 1-1 .
We made plenty of chances in the Second half with Casey Moore causing havoc upfront ,
Bohs had chances a plenty also , but All were met by a defiant and courageous Mia Ponce De leon . Who gave a stellar performance between the sticks today .
A second set peice goal for Bohs from a free kick awarded put them ahead with minutes remaining . And that’s how the game finished up .
The girls were disappointed with today’s result , and will use it as a learning curve for future games .
MCFC Newsletter Oct 17 2021
Girls ready for Gaynor Cup matches
There are 5 Mooncoin girls all getting prepared to represent Waterford in the Gaynor Cup over the weekend.
At U13 level Emily and Aoibhe are in the squad taking on Kildare in Ozier Park at 12pm Saturday.
Just across the stand and also at 12pm in Connors Park (Villa), Emily, Sommer and Mia are in the U15 squad taking on the Kildare u15s.
Here wishing the best of luck to all players and coaches involved.
U15c Boys: Mooncoin notch a home win against Park Rangers
Park Rangers were visitors for the u15s second game of the season.
The first half was a tight affair with both sides fighting to get the upperhand . Mooncoin just about deserved the 1 nil lead at the break.
However Mooncoin put their feet on the gas in the second half and 3 goals in as many minutes gave Mooncoin a cushion well deserved. That was a good performance from everyone with goals from Marti x 2, Robbie x 2, Jamie, Canice and Cathal.
MotM : Billy Delahunty was soild at the back.
MCFC Newsletter Oct 10th 2021
U13b Boys: Mooncoin Celtic 6 – 5 Bohemians
A thriller of a match with a 4 goal hero in Conor W. saw the u13 team take their first win in the u13b league.
Things didn’t start so well and the boys found themselves 0-2 after 4 minutes, but this group of lads are very strong in character and this deficit was wiped out in 20 minutes of exciting play as Sean O’D and Ethan O. grabbed two fine goals to get Mooncoin back in the game.
Straight after half time the boys were well on it as Conor W got the quickest of hat track 3 goals in 6 minutes to make it a 5-2 score line. Then it was Bohs to up the game again as it went end to end 5-3 and then 5-4 with 2 fine free kicks.
The whole Mooncoin team worked hard from here on in, Conor sneaked another goal, 6-4 and Bohs kept pushing to make 6-5 and there was some fine saves and an excellent block from young Sam to see out the win.
Girls u17: Local derby vs Piltown
Today we played away to neighbours Piltown in a closely fought battle .
There was very little between these two teams . And the result ultimately came down to a single kick of the Ball .
Exchanges a plenty in the opening ten minutes with a lot of the play in the Piltown half . Ella Bailey and Ciara O Keeffe really made their pressence known , and Kate McGrath was a constant thorn in the side of Piltown players .
A free kick from just outside the box put Piltown ahead before the first water break ….. but that didn’t phase our girls and as the game resumed we began to press the ball forward .
5 minutes from half time we were awarded a penalty which Emily Blackmore slotted home to tie the game up again .
The second half started with great gusto and we seemed to be getting on top in periods of play .
Just before the water break , Piltown were awarded a free kick , that was initially saved but a scramble in the box saw Piltown go one up for the second time .
A couple of chances came and went in the second half with Grace O Toole very unlucky not get get herself in the score sheet .
The game finished up at 2-1
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