Camogie

Every member of the team played their part in each score with defence clearing the sliothar long and wide creating perfect scoring opportunities for the forwards who battled the mattock Rangers defence lines with grit and determination…. Many thanks to all those who support our players throughout the season! In particular to their mentors Martha Reilly and Aisling Halpenny for their dedication to the team, to Martha for the brilliant match report, and to the family and friends without whom days like this would not be possible.

Our U16 Camogie team travelled to our neighbouring club Mattock Rangers for their league final and proved victorious bringing the Bernadette McCabe Cup home last night! Following their previous game earlier in the year, the girls knew they had a score to settle with Contibret.

Our U12 Camogie team along with their mentors Sarah McArdle and Brian Murray travelled to Stabannon Parnell’s last Saturday afternoon for their league final against St. Anne’s/Naomh Finbarra.

Our U8 and U10 camogie teams played hosts to a brilliant blitz in Philipstown, many thanks to our visitors Mattock Rangers and Naomh Finbarra/St. Anne’s for some great games. Also a word of thanks to our mentors and coaches who facilitated a fantastic morning for all!

Our U14 Black Camogie team travelled to neighbouring club Mattock Rangers yesterday evening where they came away with a great win. Mattock took the lead in the first minute with a point, however the Kevin’s girls were quick to set the record and level 1 minute later from Mia Brennan. From then on the girls set the pace and never really looked back from that point.

admin May 3, 2022 CAMOGIE RACK ANOTHER WIN IN PHILIPSTOWN St. Kevin’s defeated St. Annes in a competitive game in Philipstown. St. Annes led by 5 points @ H-T before St. Kevin’s rallied in the second halfFulltime Score: St. Kevin’s 4-08 St. Annes 3-03 Team List: Sarah King, Claragh Cunningham, Courtney Dowling(0-2), Mary Lynch, Rinky …

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Like their football counterparts earlier in the day in Philipstown, St. Kevin’s Camogie team experienced a narrow defeat from their Trim visitors in the second round of the Leinster League