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Super-Leagues 2002 Group Results 2008 |
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Under 6's Click here for action pictures Click here for presentation pictures will be available after round 3
October 11th Finals A tumultuous round of applause greeted the end of the 2002 panel Super leagues Champions finals on Saturday 11th October last. In spite of at least 10 minutes extra time the Firbolgs and Warriors could not be separated and the match was declared a 2 all draw. The Challengers final resulted in a victory for the Red Hand Knights over the Fianna on a score line of 4 goals to 3. Held in brilliant sunshine at Church Road, these finals proved a worthy finale to the league games of the past four weeks when these teams battled for supremacy under the watchful eyes of their coaches. The improving standard of hurling bore testament to the old adage that practice makes perfect and there was no doubting that many of these newcomers to the game of hurling were certainly practicing the game. Over 50 special medals were presented by Blackrock stalwarts Fergal Ryan and Jim Brohan to the youngsters. The great efforts of the boys and their parents especially in the poor weather of recent weeks were praised by Blackrock Primary Chairperson, Seamus Hartnett. The coaches led by Allan Russell, Donal O’Mahony, Ian White, Donal Buckley, Martyn Griffin, David Vaughan, Martin Hurley and Steven O’Brien were especially pleased with the progress of their young charges. The Blackrock Super leagues were once again sponsored by Carey Tool Hire.
October 4th Round 3 last Saturday 40 six year olds turned out in the rain bringing their still sleepy parents along to take part in two great games. The Warriors and the Red Hand were involved in a thriller with the Warriors edging out the Reds by two goals to qualify for the Champions final. The Firbolg stayed top of the table when they overcame the Fianna to also qualify. The Finals are as follows: Warriors V Firbolgs in the Champions League Final Fianna V Red Hand Knights in the Challengers League Final. Games start at 10am. Presentation of medals at 11am
September 27th Round 2 Large crowds attended the second round of the Super Leagues for the boys born in 2002 at Church Road on Saturday 27th September. There was again great excitement and every Rocky played his heart out for their teams The Fianna and Red Hand Knights played out a thrilling draw, three all, and could not be separated by referee Martin Hurley. The table topping Warriors were well beaten by the Firbolgs who now head the table with four points from two games. The Warriors remain in second place with three points, while the Red Hand with two and the Fianna have one. On Saturday 27th September, the games are as follows; Warriors versus The Red Hand and Fianna V Firbolg. All games begin at 10am sharp.
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