Results went pretty much to pre-tournament form with most of the favourites coming through unscathed. Bandon suffered the biggest fright, trailing 2-0 to Sutton Park after 18 minutes. They were still behind at half-time, 2-1, but, inspired by 15-year-old Darren Sweetnam, they fought back brilliantly to win 5-2.
Elsewhere in group C, Wallace caused a minor upset overturning their recent loss to Raphoe in the McCullough Cup to win 3-2.
In group A, Cookstown, missing just one player from last season's winning side, were in imperious form against the hosts and remain on course for a showdown with St Andrews.
Banbridge look to be Group B's strongest side with Ashton their main rivals while Wesley had a lively 7-3 win over Kilkeel. The Ballinteer-school looks impressive up front but will hope to keep it tighter at the back when they meet seven-time winners RBAI tomorrow.
Group A
Cookstown 12 Villiers 0; St Andrews 4 Kilkenny 0
Group B
Banbridge 3 High School 0; Ashton 4 Regent House 0
Group C
Sutton Park 2 Bandon 5; Raphoe 2 Wallace 3
Group D
Midleton 2 RBAI 4; Wesley 7 Kilkeel 3
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5 comments:
Kilkeel are the best! Yeeooo! Keep er lit bais!
Karl Eggert 4 goals= Goal Machine. Need anything else be said?
Darren Sweetnam!!!Top class.Best player for his age in the country,enough said
eggy watta ledge wesley 4 de cup olé olé olé olé olé olé
darren sweetnam is class!!! he is fast,skillful and can beat players for fun!!! i just think he isnt selfish enough!!!he should never pass!!!
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