Finishing line in sight for Carniny Youth sides

Coming towards the end of the season a few Carniny Youth FC teams were playing the final games of their respective campaigns last week.
By The Newsroom
Published 27th Apr 2016, 12:00 BST
Carniny Youth U13s who continued their unbeaten run last week.Carniny Youth U13s who continued their unbeaten run last week.
Carniny Youth U13s who continued their unbeaten run last week.

The U13s continued their fine form, unbeaten in their last four games, taking a mid week win against Newhill and playing out a scoreless draw with Aquinas on Saturday.

The U14s claimed a valuable point in another scoreless draw with Ridgeway Rovers in the National League as they attempt to secure their place in the top flight division in their final two games with Carnmoney FDC.

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Up in the North West the U10s exited the Cup at the quarter final stages against a strong Ballymoney side.

Unfortunately there were to be no winning ends to their season for the 15s and 17s who both lost their closing league games to Bertie Peacock and Loughgall Youth respectively. Both teams will be taking a short break before beginning their preparations for the forthcoming Foyle cup.

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Carniny Youth 2, Ballymoney United YA 6: Carniny bowed out of the NWCDYL cup at the quarter-final stage despite two goals from Bell, one of the from the halfway line.

Carniny: O’Loan, Young, R.Clarke, J.Wylie, T.Wylie, McPeake, Bell, Brogan, C.Clarke

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Carniny Youth 2, Newhill 1: After Clarke’s opener for Carniny had been cancelled out, the same player notched the winner with a dipping free kick in the second half, prompting wild celebrations.

Carniny Youth 0, Aquinas 0: Carniny stretched their unbeaten run to four games with this draw but they just couldn’t force a winner.

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Carniny Youth 0, Ridgeway Rovers 0: Carniny failed to get the three points they had sought but a win against Carnmoney on Wednesday at the Showgrounds could cement their place in the top flight.

Carniny: McNicholl, Simpson, Holland, Young, Robinson, White, Holba, Hamilton, Magee , Butler, Groocock, Lynn, Hunter, Conner-Steele, Mooney

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Carniny Youth 0, Bertie Peacock Youth 4: A disappointing end of the boys who will take a short break before regrouping to focus on the Foyle Cup in July.

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Carniny Youth 1, Loughgall 3: Peter Rankin’s goal wasn’t enough to earn Carniny anything from their last game of the season, despite creating plenty of chances.

Carniny; Kealey, Hull, McComb, Henderson, McKee, McVeigh, Johnston, Greer, Doherty, Young, Rankin, Hassan, Holmes.