Big wins for Carrigaline, Midleton, Wilton, Castleview and Leeside in Munster U17 cup

Ringmahon Rangers moved top of the Daly Industrial Supplies U17 League 4 table with a good victory against Kinsale
Big wins for Carrigaline, Midleton, Wilton, Castleview and Leeside in Munster U17 cup

Youth Soccer: Avondale United's two U19 teams clashed at Avondale Park.

Carrigaline United, Midleton, Wilton United, Castleview and Leeside United all joined Douglas Hall in the next round of the Munster U17 Cup. 

While elsewhere Avondale Premier U19 side took the bragging rights when they played their own division one side, Ringmahon Rangers moved top of the Daly Industrial Supplies U17 League 4 table with a good victory against Kinsale and Macroon continued their impressive form to go five points clear of the U17 League 1A with an excellent 2-0 win away to Buttevant.

We start with the Munster U17 Cup and Castleview traveled to Madden Park to play hosts Kinsale and came away with a fine 4-0 victory. The View led 1-0 at halftime courtesy of a Colin Crowley effort and then Callum Healy, Jake Coveney and James Buttimer all added goals in the second half to ease into the next round.

Leeside United travel across the city to take on St Mary’s and they also came away with an 4-0 victory. Dominiks Vikstems opened the scoring in the 10th minute and then Callum McCarthy, Ben Dolan and Callum McCarthy all added goals to see Leeside advance to the next round.

Carrigaline United hosted Bandon at Ballea Park and they proved way too strong with goals from Zinedine Lovadah, Dylan O’Driscoll, Charlie Kennedy and braces from both Sean Auzins and James Burke to run out comfortable winners 7-0.

Midleton also were at home to Springfield Ramblers at Knockgriffin Park and won one nil thanks to an Eoin Brennan 23rd minute effort.

Also in the same competition Fermoy entertained high flying Wilton United at Carrig Park and it was the city side who came away with a five nil victory. 

Joshua Oso gave Wilton an early 1-0 lead and then Noah O’Callaghan and Jack Hayes had them three to the good at half time. 

They increased their lead 4-0 in the 66th minute through Louis Connolly and Oso then grabbed his second goal of the game in the 80th minute to see them into the next round 5-0.

At Avondale Park bragging rights were up for grabs when both their U19 sides met in the U19 League. 

Eoin Brennan put Ken Bruton’s men 1-0 in front two minutes into the second half and Sean McNamee had them two up in the 63rd minute. 

Ryan McGurke pull a goal back for the Div One side,however, another effort from McNamee game the Premier side a 3-1 victory.

Ringmahon Rangers welcomed Kinsale to Ringmahon Park for an U17 League 4 game and it was the home side that won 5-0 to move top of the table. 

The games was scoreless at half time, however, an brace of goals from Evan O’Riordan and Jacob Randis and a late effort from Alex McLaughlin gave the Ringers the victory.

Macroom traveled to Abbeyview to play the hosts Buttevant and goals from David Bradley and Aled Hopkins gave them a two nil win.

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