The hectic schedule saw us play eight games per-week, so many teachers were required to referee and their smartness with the whistle made sure that all of the games were free-flowing spectacles. Also, our fourth years, who cut their managerial teeth with aplomb, did an excellent job in managing their respective teams’ talents and enthusiasm. As ever, these leagues could not happen without this help, so we’re incredibly grateful to all who gave up their free-time.
Football seems to be a more popular game with this years’ First Years as each class saw a spike in numbers for the football league.
Naomh Proinsias found themselves amongst the pace-setters and it was Naomh Micheál who joined them in winning all of their games as both teams made it through to the decider.
Period six on Wednesday saw all first years receive the opportunity to cheer on their schoolmates in glorious sunshine and, truth be told, there was little talk of anything else all day.
Naomh Proinsias, buoyed on by the disappointment of the hurling final, were well on top throughout and plundered four goals on their way to an insurmountable total of 4-3.
Jack Twomey, Seán Lombard and Kevin Werner were the goalscorers and they were led to glory by their captain from St. Finbarrs, Jordan Millard.
The T.Y. managers for Proinsias Naomh were Connor O’Neill & Shane Butler. Naomh Micheá were managed by Matthew Nason, Nathan Gough & David Holland
Well done to all of the class teams for taking part and making it a very memorable league.
Ms.G. O’Connor
MARA SPORTS DAY 2018
On Friday 28th September our annual Mara Sports Day took place and it was a huge success. The weather was perfect and everyone had a really enjoyable day.
Students took part in soccer, chess, uni-hoc, tag rugby, basketball & table tennis. Some of our 4th & 5th Year students were on duty as D.J.’s and kept the music blaring!!
There was a cold start to the day but the hardy 6th Years battled the elements and didn’t let the cold deter them!
Ms. O’Connor took to the pitch for her debut as a soccer ref and she was outstanding!
Well done to all of our staff and students!
The hectic schedule saw us play eight games per-week, so many teachers were required to referee and their smartness with the whistle made sure that all of the games were free-flowing spectacles. Also, our fourth years, who cut their managerial teeth with aplomb, did an excellent job in managing their respective teams’ talents and enthusiasm. As ever, these leagues could not happen without this help, so we’re incredibly grateful to all who gave up their free-time.
The hurling competition got us under way and it was clear very early in the competition that there were two classes with a bit more ‘snas’ to their play as they won all of their matches. In the end we saw the teams of Naomh Proinsias and Naomh Eoin battle it out in an exciting final at the end of September.
The teams were level up to the final few minutes of the game when N. Eoin scored 3 goals. In the end, it was the young Turks of Naomh Eoin who emerged as champions, led by their strong captain from Ballinhassig, Adam O’Sullivan. The final score was N. Eoin 5-02, N. Proinsias 2-02.
Ms G. O’Connor
For the past 40 years Mr Declan Davis has organised and run the First Year Soccer Championship in C.S.N.
Our First Year classes pick their teams and the play offs are held at lunchtimes. The matches are much anticipated and there is always a crowd to cheer them on.
This year the final took place on Thursday 17th May between teams from N. Breandán and N. Fionnbarra.
The eventual winners were N. Fionnbarra with a score of 4-1.
Congratulations to both teams and thank you to Mr Philpott (Ref), Mr Greer (Umpire) & Mr Donovan (Umpire),
Sincere thanks to Mr Davis for his fantastic and ongoing contribution to soccer in C.S.N. And as the students say “He’s a legend” & “An icon”.
N. Fionnbarra: G. Harrington, B. Maher, J. Sienicki, C. Donovan, M. O’Connor, S. Kelleher, G. Igbinoghene, C. Hourigan, J. Twomey, M. O’Brien, D. O’Connell, N. Garvey.
N. Breandán: D. O’Sullivan, D Cooper- Power, B. DOnnelly, A. Ziurnia, S. Walsh, D. O’Regan, B. Mee, B. Donnelly, E. Desmond, K. Daly, F. Haque, M Lashkul, A, Phelan.
First Year Team of 1978 -
Back row: Mr J. McCarthy (Bank of Ireland), J. Fenton, G. Canty, S. McMahon, N. McCarthy, D. Donegan, D. Gearty, M Hurley & Mr D. Davis (Ref)
Front row: F. Vaughan, D. Dennehy, A. McGilton, L. Jones, H. Pegler & K. Whyte
Congratulations to our Senior Football team!
They won the Lord Mayors Cup (A) against Coláiste Choilm, Ballincollig with a score of 2- 07 to 0-10.
The match was played in Páirc Uí Chaoimh on Monday 14th May.
Captain Matthew Brady accepted the trophy from the Lord Mayor after a keenly contested match.
Well done to the team and their coaches Mr. Seymour & Mr Donovan from all in C.S.N.
Congratulations to our U16.5 Football Team!
They were crowned Munster Champions in the Corn Liam Uí Uigínn Munster Final in Killarney on Tuesday 8th May.
C.S.N. were leading at half-time with a score of 3-5 to 0-4 against Coláiste an Sceilige.
Coláiste na Sceilige fought back in the second half but C.S.N. kept up the pace and the match finished on a scoreline of 5-14 to 1-10.
Well done to the team and their coaches Mr. A. Seymour & Mr. K. Canty from all in C.S.N.
Many thanks to Jack Kelleher (2nd Year ) for the fantastic photographs.
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Congratulations to our Senior Hurling Team!
They won the Lord Mayors’ Cup in the Mardyke Arena on Tuesday 1st May .
Conditions were terrible but C.S.N. played a great match against Hamilton High School Bandon.
The final score was 0-12 to 0-10.
Congratulations to the team and their coaches Mr Greene, Mr Walsh & Mr Canty.
An excellent final between two well-matched teams provided a fitting climax to one of the most competitive championships in its 40 year history.
Like the quarter final and semi-finals it was exciting, close and competitive and played in a great spirit of sportsmanship.
Conor Dunne’s team from N. Pól emerged victorious in a 2-1 win over Ciaran Delea’s team from N. Éanna
Well done to all the eight team captains for having their teams so well organised during the competition. A special word of thanks to Mr O’Leary, Mr Seymour, Joseph Higgins and Peter Delaney for their part in making the championship a great success.
Mr. D. Davis.
Teams:
N. Pól: C. Dunne (C), P. Anayochukwu, J. Enright, R. Foley, M. Gbadero, L. Matthew, D. Murray, D. Nwokoye, C. O’Flynn, C. Sexton, D. Tobin, A. Whelan.
N. Éanna: C. Delea (C), H. Ahearne, J. Baker, A. Doyle-Gubbins, A. Hegarty, D. Holland, C. Jones, Jack Kelleher, James Kelleher, C. McHenry, L. Murray, E. O’Mahony, R. O’Sullivan, D. Roche.
Our gallant U19 Soccer team took part in the Cork Cup Final on Tuesday 16th May in C.I.T. against Carrigaline. It was a brilliant match and the C.S.N. team spirit was incredible.
Carrigaline scored early in the second half but the lads never gave up and were rewarded with a superb goal scored by Robert Wyse. Carrigaline scored again but C.S.N. didn’t give up and gave it their all right up to the final whistle. The final score was 2-1 to Carrigaline. Some of the C.S.N.
U19 Soccer team were also involved in our Hurling & Gaelic Football teams throughout the year and the same team spirit and “never give up” attitude was very evident in their matches.
“Thank you” to the team for their loyalty, commitment and fantastic team spirit. A very special “Thank you” to their mentors Mr. O’Mahony, Mr. Brett & Mr. D. Davis
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