FRIDAY 23rd June:
On Thursday evening 15th June two St. Laurences U10 teams played in the U11s league. In game 1 St.Laurence's hosted Sarsfields. The away side had the upper hand in the first half but in the second half the boys put in a big effort to their credit but Sarsfields prevailed in the end. Best for larries were Hayden Casey Gray and Tom Kelly.
In game 2 St. Laurences played their near neighbours Athy in Geraldine Park. The home side got off to a great start but in the latter half our boys dug deep only to lose out narrowly. Dylan O'Dwyer and Daniel Sheehan provided great play for the Larries.
On Thursday evening 15th June two St. Laurences U10 teams played in the U11s league. In game 1 St.Laurence's hosted Sarsfields. The away side had the upper hand in the first half but in the second half the boys put in a big effort to their credit but Sarsfields prevailed in the end. Best for larries were Hayden Casey Gray and Tom Kelly.
In game 2 St. Laurences played their near neighbours Athy in Geraldine Park. The home side got off to a great start but in the latter half our boys dug deep only to lose out narrowly. Dylan O'Dwyer and Daniel Sheehan provided great play for the Larries.
THURS JUNE 8th:
St. Laurences U10 boys had two teams playing in the U11 league last Thursday evening 8th June.
Team 1 played Rheban away. The game was tight in the first half but Rheban edged it in the end. Best for Larries was Conor Clarke and Dillon O'Dwyer.
Team 2 made the journey to Robertstown and made a good account of themselves, playing better in the second half. Playing at their best was David Leigh, Thomas Roe and Eoghan Lawler.
St. Laurences U10 boys had two teams playing in the U11 league last Thursday evening 8th June.
Team 1 played Rheban away. The game was tight in the first half but Rheban edged it in the end. Best for Larries was Conor Clarke and Dillon O'Dwyer.
Team 2 made the journey to Robertstown and made a good account of themselves, playing better in the second half. Playing at their best was David Leigh, Thomas Roe and Eoghan Lawler.
Tuesday 2nd May :
St. Laurences V Moorefield/Kilcullen:
St.Laurence's U10 boys completed their Go Games league at home last Tuesday 2nd May with 2 teams against Moorefield and 1 team against Kilcullen. The sunny evening brought out the best in the lads with John Bissett, David Leigh and Daniel Sheehan playing well in game 1. Game 2 saw Denis Halpin, Fionn Whelan and Alex Curtin put in a good performance for the home side, while Conor Clarke, Ruairi Lawlor and Warren Bell showed good form in game 3.
St. Laurences U10
On Tuesday evening the U10 boys continued their Go Games league playing 3 more home games against Donard Glen, Ballykelly and Round Towers. They all looked great in their new jerseys which were kindly sponsored by Ray Lawler Concrete Pump Services, so a big thank you to Ray. Playing well in Game 1 was Mark Whelan, John Bissett and Daniel Sheehan.
Game 2 was a good game for Callum Lawler, Josh Lambe and Thomas McCarthy and finally, playing well for St. Laurences in Game 3 were Adam Barry, Alex Curtin and Ben Pullen.
On Tuesday evening the U10 boys continued their Go Games league playing 3 more home games against Donard Glen, Ballykelly and Round Towers. They all looked great in their new jerseys which were kindly sponsored by Ray Lawler Concrete Pump Services, so a big thank you to Ray. Playing well in Game 1 was Mark Whelan, John Bissett and Daniel Sheehan.
Game 2 was a good game for Callum Lawler, Josh Lambe and Thomas McCarthy and finally, playing well for St. Laurences in Game 3 were Adam Barry, Alex Curtin and Ben Pullen.
U10 Grangenolvin V Moorefield
Grangenolvin under 10's took on Moorefield this evening in their 4th go-game off the season. The boys and girls had a slow start to the first half which saw Moorefield go ahead by 4 points at the break .The Grangenolvin Gfc team pulled it together in the second half with great scores from Aodhan Bergin, James Slattery and Tony Stynes. Great saves from Eoghan Ivory Whyte with stout defending from Ryan Lambe, Caoimhe O Neill and Dan Greene kept Moorefield quiet. Scott Gannon and Sean Behan were unlucky with a couple off chances setup by Jenna Ivory Whyte and Dylan Thompson. Well done to all involved.
Grangenolvin under 10's took on Moorefield this evening in their 4th go-game off the season. The boys and girls had a slow start to the first half which saw Moorefield go ahead by 4 points at the break .The Grangenolvin Gfc team pulled it together in the second half with great scores from Aodhan Bergin, James Slattery and Tony Stynes. Great saves from Eoghan Ivory Whyte with stout defending from Ryan Lambe, Caoimhe O Neill and Dan Greene kept Moorefield quiet. Scott Gannon and Sean Behan were unlucky with a couple off chances setup by Jenna Ivory Whyte and Dylan Thompson. Well done to all involved.
Under 10 Matches 18th April:
On Tuesday 18th the St. Laurence's U10s continued their participation in Go Games with 3 games, 2 away and 1 at home against Moorefield. Best on the night at home were Adam Barry, Liam Reynolds and Thomas McCarthy. Game 2 was away to Ballymore and showing good form on the night were Gavin Walsh, Thomas Roe, Luke Cullen and Eoghan Lawlor. Game 3 was away to our neighbours Athy and great play came from Ben Flynn, John Bissett and Rocco Roche.
On Tuesday 18th the St. Laurence's U10s continued their participation in Go Games with 3 games, 2 away and 1 at home against Moorefield. Best on the night at home were Adam Barry, Liam Reynolds and Thomas McCarthy. Game 2 was away to Ballymore and showing good form on the night were Gavin Walsh, Thomas Roe, Luke Cullen and Eoghan Lawlor. Game 3 was away to our neighbours Athy and great play came from Ben Flynn, John Bissett and Rocco Roche.
Grangenolvin under 10's had their first match off the year on Monday evening when they took on St Laurence’s. For one of the team it was his first ever match!! All of the players had a great match especially James Slattery and Scott Gannon who were able to put scores on the board for the Grangenolvin team. Eoghan Ivory Whyte was superb as the goalkeeper making several great saves. Also playing for Grange were Ryan Lambe, Aodhan Bergin, Caoimhe O Neill, Freddie Keogh, Ava Morgan, Ryan Nolan, Brandon Bolger, Evan Cox and Dylan Thompson.
