The
junior A footballers were in championship action against Barryroe in Clonakilty
on Saturday 28th April. On a biting cold day, the very strong wind
was to have a big bearing on the course of the game. Playing against the wind
in the first half the Kilmacs were slow to settle. Despite conceding an early
goal the Kilmacs were still in touch. The key score in the match was Barryroes
immediate goal in response to Kilmacs goal on the 20th minute and
further scores were conceded in the minutes that followed. At half time the gap
was 2-6 to 1-2. A substitution and positional switch at half time and the team
came out for the second half and set about the task of reducing the gap. Early progress
was made but as time passed a number of injuries broke the flow of the game.
The equalising score came minutes before the end. Extra time was played and
while both teams had their spell of control the teams still couldn’t be separated
at the final whistle and will have to do it all again. The final score was 2-10
each. The club would like to wish Sam O’Driscoll well with his unfortunate
injury. There were a number of other bruised bodies as well and hopefully they
will be recovered before the replay.
On Thursday night 26th April the U14
hurlers played O’Donovan Rossa in Skibbereen. Everyone worked hard but there
was a general fatigue over the team which was lacking sparkle. A good effort
was put in before defeat was the result on the score Kilmacabea 1-6 O’Donovan
Rossa 2 – 8.
The U13 footballers were in
championship action on Monday 30th when they took on Clanna Gael in
Skibbereen. In very tough cold conditions for youngsters the wind was to have a
big influence. The Kilmacs played against the wind in the first half and with
everyone working very hard their effort was rewarded going in at half time
level on the score Kilmacabea 0-6 Clanna Gael 1-3. Maintaining the effort for
the second half they took advantage of the winds help to go on and win the game
2- 11 to 1-6. This was a good team performance with everyone playing their
part. Team Conor Nash, Odhran Kerrisk, Ellis Wilson, Adrian Gore, Jamie O’Donoghue,
Ian Jennings, Damian Gore, Myles Tobin, Ashley Deane, Dara Tobin, Keith
Whelton, Oisin O’Driscoll, Jamie Ronan, Colin Twomey, Ciaran Hernon, Christy
Wilson, Mikey O’Mahoney.
A number of club players, Odhran
Connolly, Diarmaid O’Callaghan, Kevin Whooley were part of the St Fachtna's(Skibbereen)
that won the Cork Colleges U16 A football final when they defeated Rochestown
College on Wednesday 25th April.
Fixtures – U12 Hurling vs. Goleen in Leap on Saturday
5th May at 11am
Junior A Football vs. St Colms
in Leap on Sunday 6th May at 3pm
U14 Football vs. Pedlars
in Ballinascarthy on Thursday 10th May at 7.30pm
There is also the probability
of the U13 football championship s/final and the possibilty of the replay of the Junior A football going ahead so
these will cut across other fixtures.
As fixtures
are liable to change check locally prior to travelling.
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