MINOR HURLING: Our Minor Hurlers are back in Championship action this Monday night August 20th with a home tie against Bricky Rangers at 7pm. This will be a stiff test for the team as Brickys Rangers are top of the table. Ferrybank will be keen to get back to winning ways after been defeated in their last game. So please come along and support the lads.
CAMOIGE: Our Under 16 Camoige side are in action this Tuesday night Aug 21st with a trip to play Roanmore at 7pm. The Girls have put in a determined effort in Training, and will be keen to make an impact. So your support will be crucial to the team on the day.
UNDER 16 HURLING: Our Under 16 Hurlers are scheduled to play Clonea next Saturday August 25th in Clonea at 11:30am. Their previous game last Wednesday night was postponed against Na Gaeil (Dunhill/Fenor), and will be played at a later date.
JUNIOR HURLING: Our Junior Hurlers will play Butlerstown next Friday night August 24th at 6:45pm in Ferrybank. This will be their final game in this years Championship.
INTERMEDIATE HURLING: Our Intermediate Hurlers contuined their preparation for their championship game against Clonea played Ballinameela in a challenge game last night, and following a good game of hurling, Ferrybank emerged winners on a scoreline of 2-17 to 2-14. Despite missing a number of players through injuries, Ferrybank played well, and took their scores where it mattered. Tommy Carew opened the scoring with a goal, followed by points from Cormac O' Meara, Gary Coady, Cormac Heffernan, but Two goals from Ballinameela put them into the lead. Just before half time Sam Lawless scored a fine goal and Cormac Heffernan pointed to have the home side 2-10 to 2-9 at the break. In the second half, points from Mark Russell, Tommy Carew, Sam Lawless kept Ferrybank ahead, and despite the visitors missing some scores, Ferrybank took theirs, with points from Cormac Heffernan, and Mark Russell sealing the win. This was a good workout for the team, against a good Ballinameela side who tested the Ferrybank defence time and time again, but the lads held solid, refusing to give away frees, and clearing their lines well. TEAM: Martin Freeman, Pat O' Neill, Chris Hoban, Seamus Burchill, Damien Heffernan, Damien Ahern, Eoin O' Neill, Luke Flynn, Cormac O' Meara(0-1), Cormac Heffernan(-4), Gary Coady(-2), Greg Murphy, Mark Russell(-5), Tommy Carew(1-1), Sam Lawless(1-4), Sean Flynn, Aidan Sinnott.
