Tomorrow:
U12 home to Carrick,
kick off 10.30
U14 home to Piltown,
Kick off 12.30
Sunday:
U10 girls home to Ballyduff, kick off 12.00
U14 girls away to Railway/Cappoquin,
Kick off 11.30
Youths home to Portlaw,
Kick off 2pm
Best of luck to all sides this weekend and if you have an hour to spare your support would be most welcome.

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The second half of the season kicked off for us today with the visit of Ballinroad to Ashgrove.
Blustery conditions didn’t suit either team in the opening twenty minutes as the ball pretty much bypassed midfield and both defences were in top form.
The first opportunity arrived when Lee Tracey ran on to a Dan Cleary pass but pulled his shot just wide .We started getting on top in midfield with Dan and Ben winning plenty ball to set up attacks.
We opened the scoring after 25 mins when Jack Ryan knocked a great pass behind the Ballinroad defence for Lee to run on to and finish brilliantly.
Goal number two came on the stroke of half time when a visiting defender was sent off after he was deemed to have fouled Lee , who had no issues burying the penalty high into the net.
The two goal cushion and extra man allowed us to get back to somewhere near our usual form and goal three came from Conor Stacey after great work from Lee and Luke Butler .A few changes at this stage allowed us to control the remainder of the game and Lee Tracey completed his hatrick with a second penalty after Dan Fewer was taken down by the goalie.
A good hard working performance from all fifteen lads involved today and the elusive clean sheet sent supporters and management home happy. A good 4-0 victory

Youth result

A disappointing performance in this top of the table clash where we suffered a 4 nil defeat.
A hungrier , stronger johnville outfit opened the scoring after two minutes and added a second before the quarter hour mark .
We created a few chances during the remainder of the opening half but had no luck in reducing the arrears.
The game was put beyond us in the opening ten minutes of the second half when we were hit for two more goals.
Despite the poor result we still remain in touch in the quest for league honours.

A little bit of good news breaking to share with everyone. Over the last couple of months a number of our u12 girls have been attending Waterford Development squad trials on Friday evenings.

We are delighted to tell everyone that Ella Brennan and Mia Ponce de Leon have been selected for the squad for upcoming games over the next few months.

To the girls that weren’t selected, they can count themselves very unlucky not to be selected as they performed very well at the trials and the experience will stand to them.

Again well done to Ella and Mia, also a big well done to all the girls coaches.

A sticky pitch and a Dunmore side with a real hunger for three points faced our older lads this morning. A scrappy first half didn’t produce much but Barry Hearne came to Mooncoins’s rescue on a couple of occasions. Nil all at half time. The second half saw both teams trying to get a foothold on the game and Dunmore drew first blood when the lads decided to do a maniquin challenge and went 1-0 down. But back they came with a bang and equalized with 10 minutes left when Neville Synnott rifled a cross towards the penalty spot and the ever ready Gerry Walsh sent a bullet of a header to the net. Barry Hearne again came to the rescue before the finish to twart Dunmore. We’ll take the point.

As a mark of respect following a bereavement one of our 2a players family , the 2a fixture tomorrow is cancelled. Condolences from all at the club

A heavy loss but valuable game time and experience gained by a lot of girls who are only starting out in the game. As always, the girls kept plugging away and never gave up from start to finish.

Derek Tebay tried his best to describe Jake Moore’s free kick but felt better sketching it!

After last weeks high of beating league leaders and unbeaten Kilmacow, Derek’s troops were brought back down to earth with a bump in Alaska Park today. Kilmac were the hungrier side throughout and were always on top. A Mikey Cronin penalty and Jake Moore with a classic free kick with 10 minutes to go were the highlights on our end. Ciara and Emily were a big loss today as they represented Waterford girls squads while Mike O’Keefe and Stephen Brennan both came off injured which didn’t help matters. A defeat but a big hearted squad like this will certainly bounce back.