Three Rock coach Tony Barry saw Saturday’s 1-1 draw with Old Alex “as a definite point gained” and part of the club’s ongoing plans to mould a squad able to push for higher honours in Leinster.
Aoife Dalton, one of the youngsters promoted from the 2nds, tapped in at the back post to take the lead before Zanya Dahl equalised with 15 minutes remaining. Railway moved into a share of top spot, overcoming Trinity 4-1, gaining three points they lost last season.
Pembroke and Loreto both maintained their unbeaten records with a 1-1 draw at Serpentine Avenue.
Results: Three Rock 1 (A Dalton) Old Alex 1 (Z Dahl); Pembroke 1 (S Clarke) Loreto 1 (S Scott); Genesis 1 (L Barry) UCD 4 (C Quinlan, R Flinn, C McGlip, R Bourke); Trinity 1 (D Costigan) Railway 4 (J McDonnell 2, S Walsh, S Dooley)
Aoife Dalton, one of the youngsters promoted from the 2nds, tapped in at the back post to take the lead before Zanya Dahl equalised with 15 minutes remaining. Railway moved into a share of top spot, overcoming Trinity 4-1, gaining three points they lost last season.
Pembroke and Loreto both maintained their unbeaten records with a 1-1 draw at Serpentine Avenue.
Results: Three Rock 1 (A Dalton) Old Alex 1 (Z Dahl); Pembroke 1 (S Clarke) Loreto 1 (S Scott); Genesis 1 (L Barry) UCD 4 (C Quinlan, R Flinn, C McGlip, R Bourke); Trinity 1 (D Costigan) Railway 4 (J McDonnell 2, S Walsh, S Dooley)
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