Club Notes 01/03/2020
Ladies
Both the Junior team girls game and the Under 16 girls game
was cancelled due to weather. The Under 16 are due to play Michael Glaveys
away on Sunday 8th at 4pm.
The combined girls club had their presentation night on Saturday
29th February, the under 12 (summer league runners up), under
14 (Division 4 A league winners) and under 16 team( Division 4B Championship
winners) were presented with their medals by Sorcha Bruen,
Katie Daly and Rachel Brady from the Roscommon intermediate team.
The new combined jerseys and Shorts were unveiled on the
night a big thanks to their sponsors McGuinness Centra and The Miners bar Arigna.
Thanks also to Joan Tiernan and Dawn O Connor for all their hard work on
designing the new
kit. The
Junior team sponsors unveiled the training tops and shorts which the girls will
be receiving in the next few weeks thanks to sponsors Clancy Bar, Knockvicar,
Francis Clancy AI, Keelan Flynn, Noel McTiernan Sastafield, Killea transport,
Curmach Strings Knockvicar, Kwik Rc Frames Ltd, Junior Earley and K Daly.
Thanks to all the girls that attended, their parents and family.
Thanks to our traditional musicians Noelle and Laura Martin, Aoife and
Cathal Guckian, Roisin and Fiachra Henry, Niamh Clancy, Lorcan Regan and Niamh Reynolds.
Thanks to Michael Regan for taking all the photos. Thanks to Brian
Lee, Pat Tiernan, Thomas Morahan, Donal Kelly, Kevin Daly, Stephen McGuiness,
Hilary McCawley, Emma Fallon, Edel McGuinnes, Theresa White and Danny Otten for
setting up the hall which looked great on the night. Thanks to Dawn and
Ellen for organising the slide show. Thanks to Padraig Harte for
doing the MC on the night.
The
Club Support Programme
St Michaels have been selected to be one of four clubs in
Roscommon to avail of a relatively new scheme, “The Club support programme”.
The programme endeavours, with the support of the county board, to build up very strong coaching systems throughout the club, with a view to being self sufficient up to and including adult level.
The County board will facilitate and support St Michaels throughout the year, in numerous ways. This CB support plan as well as our internal plan will be explored in a workshop with county board representatives, in St Michael’ s on the 11th March 7:30 to 9:30. It is really important we have as many there to contribute and be part of the overall coaching initiative.
It will be an invaluable opportunity for all stakeholders (officers, coaches, players, parents, supporters) to give their feedback and input into the future direction and development of the club. - Your chance to make a difference!
The programme endeavours, with the support of the county board, to build up very strong coaching systems throughout the club, with a view to being self sufficient up to and including adult level.
The County board will facilitate and support St Michaels throughout the year, in numerous ways. This CB support plan as well as our internal plan will be explored in a workshop with county board representatives, in St Michael’ s on the 11th March 7:30 to 9:30. It is really important we have as many there to contribute and be part of the overall coaching initiative.
It will be an invaluable opportunity for all stakeholders (officers, coaches, players, parents, supporters) to give their feedback and input into the future direction and development of the club. - Your chance to make a difference!
Minor Team
Our minor team, sponsored by Ardcarne Garden Centre, finally
got their Division 2 league campaign underway when they travelled to Enfield on
Sunday morning to play a strong Oran St Croan's combination.
Aided by a strong breeze, the home side were on the front foot for most of the 1st half and kicked many fine points from distance. Our boys worked hard to stay in touch and got some reward with a goal before half time following a fine team move which spanned the length of the pitch.
Trailing by 5 points at the break, the Ardcarne lads spent most of the 3rd quarter in their opponent's half but resilient home defence and some inaccurate shooting prevented us from getting back on level terms.
The home side stretched their lead in the closing minutes with a goal and a number of points to end up convincing winners on a 2-12 to 1-5 scoreline.
Aided by a strong breeze, the home side were on the front foot for most of the 1st half and kicked many fine points from distance. Our boys worked hard to stay in touch and got some reward with a goal before half time following a fine team move which spanned the length of the pitch.
Trailing by 5 points at the break, the Ardcarne lads spent most of the 3rd quarter in their opponent's half but resilient home defence and some inaccurate shooting prevented us from getting back on level terms.
The home side stretched their lead in the closing minutes with a goal and a number of points to end up convincing winners on a 2-12 to 1-5 scoreline.
Sympathy
The Club wish to extend their sympathies on the
untimely passing of referee Morgan Keena and to the Coughlan family,
Corrigeenroe; former players, John, Brendan and Christopher Coughlan, on the
death of their father, Christy.
Last
Man Standing
Round 5 concluded today Sunday with; Everton v Man Utd draw
and a Wolves win over Tottenham.
We had 163 entrants unsuccessful in Round 4, leaving us with 7 entrants progressing to Round 5.
Round 5 commences on Saturday 7th March 12:30pm.
We had 163 entrants unsuccessful in Round 4, leaving us with 7 entrants progressing to Round 5.
Round 5 commences on Saturday 7th March 12:30pm.
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