Clonea wins the Caman to Croker Compettition
Congratulations to newly formed club Clonea near Rathgormack who won the Camán to Croker competition. This competition was open to all camogie clubs who have an u12 camogie team. 48 u12 camogie teams from around Ireland were chosen to take part in a huge Blitz to be held in Croke Park on May 5th. It was Clonea who were the chosen ones from Waterford, what a great honour for this club and its young members to experience this great occasion.

2nd Round of U12 Blitzes

The second round of the 2012 U12 Blitzes took part on Saturday last April 21st at four centres around the County. St. Annes played host to De La Salle, Dungarvan and Gaultier. The newly formed club Clonea near Rathgormack were hosts to Butlerstown, Tramore, Portlaw and Roanmore. Cappoquin hosted Abbeyside, Ballyduff upper and Brickeyrangers. Modeligo were hosts to Tallow, St. Mollerans and Lismore. These Blitzes were played under the go-games guidelines which was introduced to camogie last year for u12s. The next round of Blizes will take place on May 7th in the following centres Portlaw, St. Mollerans and Abbeyside.

U14 A Championship Results
Cappoquin 1-1 De La Salle 4-15
Gaultier 2-2 Lismore 0-1
Tallow 2-2 Brickey Rangers 9-6

U14 B Championship Results
Portlaw 0-0 Butlerstown 2-6
St. Annes 2-1 Dungarvan 1-2
St. Mollerans Bye

U14 C Championship Results
An Rinn 1-1 Roanmore 13-04
Ferrybank 0-0 Clonea 2-1
Tramore V Modeligo TBA

Up Coming Fixtures

Round 4 Junior League


Fri 27th Apr

Tallow v Cappoquin 6.30pm

Brickey Rangers v Mt Sion 6.30pm Sat 7th May!!

Gaultier v An Rinn 6.30pm

The County Feile Qualifier

The County Feile Qualifier blitz will take place in De La Salle on Sunday next April 29th . There are nine teams entered in this years Feile competition and the draw will take place at 10.30 on the morning of the competition. Games are expected to begin at 11 am sharp.

As can be seen on the senior league Table it is last years League winners Lismore and runners up St. Annes who will be in this years league final. This years league cup has been kindly donated by Lismore Player Laura Buckley in memory of her father the late Denny Buckley who was always a proud supporter of both \Waterford and Lismore Gaa and Camogie. His daughter Laura follows in her fathers footsteps and is a key player in the Lismore senior camogie team . The League final is set to take place on Bank Holiday Sunday May 6th at a time and place to be confirmed.

Daily Irish Daily Star National League

The Irish Daily Star National League which was due to be played on Sunday last Waterford V Galway in Walsh Park did not take place as Galway failed to field a team in which was to be the final round of the group. Both teams at this stage were out of contention for a place in the final as Derry were group toppers and were in the final. Mark Cooney and his fellow selectors were disappointed that Galway failed to field as it would have been a game for the girls in the lead up to the All Ireland Championship.Instead, they arranged a challenge game against Wexford senior camogie team Rathnure. Eventho' the Waterford girls failed to qualify for the league final Mark and his companions were not disheartened as they hadn't fielded any where near their full team during the league, missing 8 girls from last years panel which will be due to return to training after exams. This should stand to them going forward to the future as management learned allot about the newer players on the panel. The Deise girls will have a break from the Inter County scene as they will be playing in the Munster Intermediate Final on June 2nd against the winners of Cork or Tipperary. Tweet

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