FOOTBALLERS WHO DEFEATED MALLOW IN CHAMPIONSHIP LAST SATURDAY

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1 Nuachtlitir Cumann Fánaithe na Claise Vol 7 Issue 34 Date: VALLEY ROVERS UNDER 16 s LADIES FOOTBALLERS WHO DEFEATED MALLOW IN CHAMPIONSHIP LAST SATURDAY Upcoming Fixtures SE Junior Football Championship Semi-Final in Belgooly, Valley Rovers V Tracton SE U21 B Hurling Championship in TBC, Valley Rovers V Tracton Fe 16 P2 Football League 17:00 in Brinny, Valley Rovers V Cobh Fe 12 C3 Hurling League 11:00 in Brinny, Valley Rovers V Inniscarra Carrigaline Court Hotel Fe 16 C3 Football Tournament 15:00 in Ballincollig, Ballincollig V Valley Rovers Fe 15 P2 Hurling League 19:00 in Brinny, Valley Rovers V Killeagh/Itas Fe 14 P2 Football League 18:45 in Ballygarvan, Ballygarvan V Valley Rovers Carrigaline Court Hotel Fe 18 P2A Football Championship 19:00 in TBC, Valley Rovers V Carrigaline All fixtures subject to change, please check website homepage prior to games Lotto Results Sunday 27th/Aug/2017 Numbers Drawn: NO WINNER 20 winners: Kieran Delaney c/o Crossroads bar Marie Lynch c/o Twohigs Margaret Sylvester, Bandon M & C Duggan c/o Brinny Inn Noreen O Regan c/o F Kearney Hughie O Donovan, Kilmore Dan Crowley Rebecca Crowley c/o F Kearney Rebecca Crowley, Ballinacurra Fr Seamus McKenna, Dunkereen Maureen Canty, Russel Hill Next Week s Draw in: Crossroads Bar Jackpot 3,500 Be in to win Page 1 of 6

2 PREMIER INTERMEDIATE HURLING COUNTY QUARTER FINAL Valley Rovers 0.17 V s Mallow 0.21 Valleys exited the Premier Intermediate Hurling championship on Saturday night last in Pairc Ui Rinn when they were defeated by Mallow. A poor first half cost Valleys dearly as they went in at half time trailing by 11 points to 5. This was a margin they could never recover. In the 2 nd half Valleys show great fight reducing the deficit to 2 points on 2 occasions (20 th and 26 th Min). However it wasn t to be and Mallow ran out winners on a score line Valley Rovers 0.17 to Mallow Team : Willie Burke Eoin Delaney, Tim Cummins, Joe Lynch William Hurley, Noel O Donovan, David Lynch Sean O Regan, Tomas O Brien Chris O Leary, Jack Walsh, Gary Farrell Aaron Lyons, Eoin O reilly, John Cottrell Subs: Darragh Looney, Cormac Desmond & Kevin Canty seemed an arduous task, the girls got stuck in from the start and took the game to their hosts. Playing with a slight breeze in the first half the valleys started the score board ticking over with a string of well taken points by Cliona Riordan, Orla O Sullivan, Roisin O Sullivan, Laoise Collins and Nicole Callanan before Roisin struck for a well taken goal. Valleys retired at half-time with a 1.9 to 0.4 lead. Mallow ramped up the assault on our goal at the start of the second half and banged in a goal and a point. However, powered by the excellent Carol Cremin in defence, and goalie Jane Mulvihill who brought off an outstanding save, Valleys steadied the ship and when Orla O Sullivan and Caoimhe McCarthy slotted home 2 further goals, Valleys ran out deserved victors on a score line of Valley Rovers 3.11 to Mallow 1.09 LADIES FOOTBALL UNDER 16 s Valley Rovers 3-11 Mallow 1.09 On Saturday last, Valleys u16 ladies footballers made the long journey to Mallow to take on the hosts in the county quarter-final. While playing away from home Team: Jane Mulvihill Aine Lynch, Carol Cremin, Emma O Donavan Shauna Reilly, Rachel Lordan, Sarah Lynch Niamh Hurley, Laoise Collins Cliona O Riordan, Roisin O Sullivan, Orla O Sullivan Nicole Callanan, Ellen Fehily, Caoimhe McCarthy Subs Niamh Crowley, Grace O Dwyer, Kim Muckian, Aishling O Donavan, Katie Murphy, Leanne O Callaghan, Aisling Fennelly, Emma Kelly, Claire O Dwyer, Ellen Fennelly, Chloe Burton. Page 2 of 6

3 Golden Goal 2017 Valley Rovers Ladies Football & Camogie Clubs Dear Club Member, Both clubs have once again joined forces to conduct our main joint fundraising event for the year the Golden Goal ticket event. The winning ticket prize is and this year, it could be you!!!!!!!!! Last year, thanks to your support we had the best year ever and the clubs raised over 3,000 each, to fund much needed development of the club including, jerseys, training equipment, pitch development and contributions to the various clubs and organisations we need to make each year. The funds raised from this event are vital for each club to remain as viable organisations providing a wonderful service to the players and their families. This year, we have decided to allocate each family a set number of tickets, which we are kindly asking to be sold in full. Tickets are priced as follows: 1 Ticket Tickets 5.00 Packet of 21 Tickets (where eldest daughter is Under 9 or older) Packet of 12 Tickets - 20 (where your eldest daughter is Under 8) Very simply we are selling scratch cards with a time on it (example 12 minutes and 43 seconds) and if the first goal comes in at this exact time in the All Ireland Mens Hurling final on 3 th September 2017, the winner gets 500!!. If the ticket is unclaimed the 500 goes to charity. We are asking that each family take a packet of tickets to sell to colleagues at work, grandparents, aunts, uncles, cousins, clients, neighbours, the post man, your bank manager, your dentist anyone!!! So 21 tickets could easily be just 7 sales of 5 each. IMPORTANT!!! If, in the unlikely event that you are unable to sell all of your tickets, please please please return all unsold tickets to your team mentor/coach BEFORE Friday25 th August, to allow them to be sold. Otherwise they may be recorded as sold and the money will be due. We are asking every team member and their families to support this vital activity for both clubs, who give such pleasure and wonderful memories for all in the parish. Please don t hesitate to contact each chairperson below or any committee member of each club if you have any queries. Yours sincerely, John Murphy Chairperson Valley Rovers Ladies Football Leo Flynn Chairperson Valley Rovers Camogie Club Page 3 of 6

4 CAMOGIE Our u12 girls defeated Inniscarra in their quarter final playoff, this hopefully will be enough to qualify for the semi finals in the coming weeks. CARRIGDHOUN UNDER 13 s UNDER 10 s Cora Higgins was apart of the Carrigdhoun team who took part in the inter-divisional blitz in Mallow over the weekend. CORK UNDER 14 s Our U10's performed with credit last Saturday in Ballinhassig at the Declan Crowley tournament winning all 3 group games and qualifying for the Cup semi-final, however losing narrowly to Ballinhassig in the semi-final. UNDER 12 s We had a number of girls involved with the Cork u14 team who won the Orla Mc Donagh blitz over the weekend. Well done to all involved. Page 4 of 6

5 JUVENILE UNDER 10 s UNDER 12 s The under 12's we in action in both P1 & C3 football over the weekend this see both teams travel away to take on Fermoy in P1 football and Inniscarra in C3 Football. With both teams defeated its time to re-group and be ready for the busy week ahead. Results: P1 Football Fermoy 5-9 Valley Rovers 2-11 C3 Football Inniscarra 2-11 Valley Rovers 4-4 Thank you to all involved. Our u10 boys who played against St. Finbarrs in Togher on Saturday. Well done to all involved. CORK REPERSENTATION Well done to Adam Kenneally, Conor Taheny and Jonathan Kenneally who played for Cork in the U16, U15 and U14 inter-county hurling competitions on Saturday. U-12 Games for the coming week. P1 Hurling Valley Rovers V St Finbarrs Friday 1st September 6;30pm C3 Hurling Valley Rovers V Inniscarra Sunday 3rd September 11.00am U12 Martin Muldoon Tournament On Saturday 9th September Valley Rovers U12's will be hosting the inaugural Martin Muldoon Hurling tournament, this will see eight teams involved in a Cup and a Plate competition. Action to start at 10.30am in Brinny. Keep an eye on the Valley Rovers website in the coming days for more details on this Tournament. Picture shows Conor Taheny (no. 10) with the other Hamilton High School players who were on the Cork team that won the U15 tournament in Clarecastle, Co Clare. UNDER INTER-COUNTY HURLING TOURNAMENT Valley Rovers hosted an U15 inter-county hurling tournament on Saturday August 26th in Brinny, with teams coming from Clare, Limerick, Tipperary, Waterford, Galway and Cork. This turned out to be a very enjoyable day, due in no small part to the Page 5 of 6

6 tremendous work done by everyone from the club who helped out. Great credit is due to those members, both adults and juveniles, who helped in any way with parking, catering, linesmen/umpires etc. your contribution helped ensure that the visitors from the various counties had an enjoyable experience. The crowd were treated to some excellent hurling and Cork emerged victorious in the final. Action Photos from Final between Cork & Galway. Valley Rovers GAA Contact Valley Rovers Phone Website: Every effort has been made to ensure the contents of this newsletter are correct, however we take no responsibility for any errors, omissions or misprints that may occur in this publication from time to time Page 6 of 6