Thomas McNamee’s men have retained their grip on second place in the Division 2 league table, following a decisive home victory over Clan na Gael’s. Whilst the visitors opened proceedings with a quick shot across the bow with a surprising goal and point just a handful of minutes in. The Kevin’s men however ignored the warning and levelled curtesy of a goal from Adam Cromwell and two points from TJ Doheny and Lee Crosbie.
Our two U9 teams traveled to Darver Training Centre to take part in their bi-weekly blitz!
Each team had three games a piece. Our Red team played St, Bride’s, The Westerns, and Roche Emmets. Our Black team played Dundalk Gael, Cooley Kickhams, and St. Mary’s.
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.
The U13 team had a fantastic evening of football when they played host to Cooley Kickhams for 7th round of the Division 2 League last night. The Kevin’s were first out of the blocks with Lorcan O’Connor who scored an impressive goal within a minute after the first whistle, Jack Ruane also quick on the mark scored the first of his goals only a minute later.
St Kevins maintained their good run of form with a hard fought win in the Upper Marshes tonight, and have now moved into the second place in the Division 2 able after they inflicted an impressive defeat on their hosts Dundalk Young Irelands.
Our Nursery academy had a special visiting coach from Louth GAA! Shane Lennon the games manager for Louth Football spent the morning with our nursery group. The boys and girls had a fantastic morning with loads of activities and games.
Our U11 football team played host to St. Michael’s yesterday evening for a great game of football! Thankfully the weather held off and we hope all the players had a great time! Thank you very much to our referee Johnny Meehan and the coaches on the evening.
The U14 team travelled to neighbouring club Ardee St. Mary’s for their final game in group B. The pace was set straight away with Captain Tara Reilly who opened up the scoreboard for St. Kevin’s and Grace King who scored a goal just minutes into the first half.
Two goals just before the half time break helped St Kevins make it 4 wins on the bounce after seeing off Roche Emmets in Phillipstown on Saturday night.
St. Kevin’s continued their winning streak in the Division 2 League as they travelled to St. Joseph’s Cluskey Park, Dromiskin
