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
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