Seniors:
Scotstown progressed to the next stage of the Championship with an
easier than expected victory over Magheracloone in the qualifiers. The
south Monaghan side started the game well and got the opening points
through Tommy and Damien Freeman. Shane Carey converted two frees to
level things, before Scotstown took control of the remainder of the
half. A goal from Orin Heaphey helped them into a lead of 1-7 to 0-5
at the break. If anything, the Blues were even more dominant in the
second-half, and the game was effectively over as a contest when a
Darren Hughes directed a high ball into the net to put Scotstown
eleven points ahead. Rory Beggan was called into action to keep
Magheracloone at bay, but they never really looked like getting back
into the game. The final score was Scotstown 2-15 Magheracloone 0-8.
Scotstown team & scorers: R Beggan; Morgan, Carroll, E Caulfield;
Duffy, Turley, McPhillips; F Caulfield (c), D Hughes (1-1); Carey
(0-6), K Hughes (0-3), O’Hara, Grant (0-2), Heaphey (1-1), D
McCrudden. Substitutes used: Maguire (0-1), Hamill, McGinnity, McArdle
(0-1), McNally. The next Championship game against Carrickmacross is
on this Sunday, August 26th at 5:15pm in Clontibret. The game is part
of a double-header, with Currin v Ballybay on at 6:45pm.
B Team:
The last game before the knockout stages will be away to
Magheracloone, which has been scheduled for August 29th at 7pm.
Scotstown are second in RFL Division One after Castleblayney regained
top spot last week.
C Team:
Scotstown were due to play Inniskeen in the semi-final of RFL Division
Three on Wednesday evening, but the game was postponed due to
Inniskeen’s continued involvement in the Intermediate Championship.
Minors:
Carrickmacross conceded the Championship Group B game which was due to
be played on Tuesday evening, so Scotstown finish top of the group.
The Minor League semi-final at home to the Harps is due to be played
next Monday, August 27th at 6:30pm in Scotstown.
Under 16s:
The A team defeated Monaghan Harps in the League Division One
semi-final by 4-7 to 3-5. The Final against Killanny has been fixed
for tonight Thursday, August 23rd at 7pm in Blackhill. Both the Under
16 sides will be in Championship action next Thursday August 30th,
with the A team drawn away to Killanny, and the B team at home to Rock
Emmets (both games at 6:30pm).
Under 14s:
The Division One team had a good win away at Emyvale on Wednesday
evening, while the final game of the regular League schedule is away
to Truagh on Saturday at 1:15pm. The Division Five team play Drumhowan
at home on Saturday at 12 noon.
Under 12s:
The Division One team will be in the Shield against Truagh on
September 1st. On the same day, the Division Six team will play
Donaghmoyne in the Cup Final.
Championship Hosts:
Thanks to all the club members who helped out at the Championship
double-header at Páirc Mhuire at the weekend. We are due to host a JFC
double-header on Sunday, September 2nd –more details next week.
Notice:
All games on the main field and Kilmore must be booked through Frank
McKenna – no exceptions.
Ciste:
The next Ciste draw is on Saturday September 1st.
Get Well Soon:
Best wishes to Gerry McCarville as he continues his recovery from a
recent operation.
Ladies Minors:
The girls had a great win last Tuesday night against Emyvale, they
played Monaghan Harps this week away – see next week’s notes for
results.
Ladies U16s:
Good luck to the U16 team and management as they take on Emyvale in
the league semi-final this evening Thursday at 7pm in Emyvale. They
had a convincing win over the same opposition last week.
Ladies U14s:
The girls play Emyvale at 7pm away next Monday.
Sympathy:
The ladies club would like to extend their deepest sympathy to Nally
family on the recent bereavement of their Grandmother. May she rest in
peace.
Keep Free:
Sunday the 2nd of September as Scotstown Ladies “Take the Plunge” – a
fun walk and bog plunge fundraiser.
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