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Bredagh news in February 2003
Guide to Managers
BREDAGH YOUTH COACHES FOR 2003
BOYS FOOTBALL
U-8s - Kieran Kelly, Paedar Doyle, Jim McLaughlin, Damien O'Kane
U-10s - Mickey Young and Martin Hannity
U-12s - Damien Canavan, Damian McCloskey, Paul Doran
U-14s - Frank McKenna, Eamonn Gray, Michael Coffey, Eugene Irwin
U-16s - Eamonn Gray, Paul Boyd, Michael Coffey, Cillian Short
U-18s - Gerry Conlon, Pat Matthews, Jim Alexander, Sean Rafferty
GIRLS FOOTBALL
U-13s/U16s - Brendan O'Connell, Arlene McCloskey, Niamh Breslin, Joanne Lavery, Cera McArdle
HURLING
Danny Hughes, Ciaran White, Aidan McKegney, Mark Hughes, Jim Sheridan, Eamonn Mulvenna, Tony Dougan, Lorenzo McMullan.
CAMOGIE
Ann Costello
Anyone interested in playing a role in coaching, managing, or in helping with any of the teams, please contact me - jeromequinn@yahoo.com
NOTE - Good news for the U-10s : they have been accepted into a League run by the Mayobridge club. This will ensure regular top-quality games against ten teams in South Down - An Riocht, Burren, Banbridge, Clonduff, Kilcoo, Rostrevor, two Newry teams, etc. The League starts after the Easter Holidays - more details to come.
Bredagh Girls Youth Back
The Bredagh Girls U-13s and U-16s are back training for the new season.
Training is on Saturday at Cherryvale (on Ravenhill Road) at 11:00.
New players welcome!
New Social Season
Now that all teams are back training why not Kick start the 2003 social season also - the ladies are organising a quiz on Thursday 6th March in the Mercury Bar & Grill (Ormeau Road) starting at 8.30pm. Everyone welcome, novelty rounds and great prizes!!!
U-14s/U-16s Early Start
NOTE: Training starts this Sunday at the earlier time of 10.00.
Challenge, Sunday Feb 16: St Brides 3-6 Bredagh 4-10
Well done new manager Paul Boyd for getting off to a winning start. With only fifteen players and away from home against a physical St Brides team, Bredagh came away with a fine win. James Johnston was undoubtedly the star in scoring 2-5, and surely he will figure for the Down U-16s again this season if he keeps up this form. Many of last year's U-14s made the transition to the U-16s smoothly, with 'Pup' simply superb in goals and good performances from Joe Steele, Niall Boyle, Paul McCurry and Stephen Gray.
TEAM & SCORERS: Pup, James McAllister, Dermot Coffey, Ryan Irvine, Niall Boyle, Stephen Gray 0-1, Aidan O'Neill, James Johnston 2-5, Kevin Harte (captain), Declan Noble, Conal Short, Paul McCurry 0-1, Niall Devlin 1-1, Paul Boyd, Joe Steele 1-2.
U-14 CHALLENGE - St Brides 1-5 Bredagh 3-5
An excellent and determined performance in a challenge game by Frank McKenna's team. Scorers: Niall Colton 1-2, John McKenna 1-2, Sean Irwin 1-0, Eoin Costello 0-1. Man of the Match - Niall Colton (captain) 1-2 from left-half back. Eoin Costello and Kevin McElroy controlled the midfield area... TRAINING ON SUNDAY FROM 10.00am
'Super' People - Austin
Special guest Liam Austin praised the organisers of the Dinner on February 1st and said he 'really enjoyed' the evening. 'The whole thing worked like clockwork and I met a lot of super people. I was presented with golf balls which will be very useful though knowing my game they won't last long!' Pride of place at the Dinner went to the Women footballers who completed the senior double for the first time ever. Chairperson of the Ladies County Board, Gerry Campbell, paid tribute to the club and commended Bredagh on it's work with underage players. Liam Austin presented the award winners for 2002: Women: Player of the year - Jackie McAllister, Club Person of the year - Lorraine McCaffrey, Most Improved Player - Nell O'Neill. Men: Player of the year - Shane Donnelly, Reserve Player of the year - Paul Doran, Most Improved Player - Conall Donnelly, Club Person of the year - Ciaran O'Keefe.
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