Energia Women’s AIL Round Up

UL Bohemian’s lead in the Energia Women’s AIL has been cut to a single point after second-placed Railway Union’s 62 point victory over Malone at the week-end. Bohs’ home game against Galwegians was called off on Saturday due to the storm and ‘Union’s’ bonus point win now puts pressure on the UL girls to win their games in hand. Third placed Old Belvedere had a 27-5 home victory over Suttonians and Blackrock, who are fourth in the table, had a 17-41 win away to Cooke.

Energia Women’s All-Ireland League Results

Saturday 29th February / Sunday 1st March 2020

4GL University of Limerick: UL Bohemian v Galwegians, Postoned

Ollie Campbell Park: Old Belvedere 27 Suttonians 5

‘Belvo’ were in good scoring form in this game and they had tries from Victoria Dubanovich O’Mahony, Fiona Tuite, Nichola Fryday, Clodagh Dunne and Jessica Spain with Jemma Jackson landing a conversion in difficult wind conditions. It was 17-0 to Old Belvedere at the break while Carrie O’Keeffe scored the Suttonians try,

Old Belvedere: 15 Fiona Tuite, 14 Alba Marlasca Abasolo, 13 Elise O’ByrneWhite, 12 Allison Miller, 11 Grace Miller, 10 Jemma Jackson, 9 Aoife Byrne, 1 Melissa Hayden, 2 Victoria Dubanovich O’Mahony, 3 Jessica Spain, 4 Nichola Fryday, 5 Jan Carroll, 6 Clodagh Dunne, 7 Franziska Klappoth, 8 Emma Replaceme

Suttonians: 15 Sophie Gibney, 14 Brenda Barr, 13 Greer Muir, 12 Carrie O’Keeffe, 11 Jayleigh Brophy, 10 Nicole Carroll, 9 Lauren Farrell McCabe, 1 Ciara O’Brien, 2 Julia O’Connor, 3 Katie Reel, 4 Grainne Tummon, 5 Syreeta Norris, 6 Aislinn Layde, 7 Kathryn Treder, 8 Rebecca O’Sullivan Replacements: 16 Loretta Thompson, 17 Ciara Farrell,

In Shawsbridge Blackrock ran in a big score against home side, despite trailing 17-12 at the break, and the result, Cooke 17 Blackrock 41, told its own story. Cooke’s tries came from Beth Cregan and Eliza Downey while Amanda Morton kicked a penalty and two conversions. Blackrock were in blistering form and had tries from Hannah O’Connor (2), Lisa Mullen, Aoibhean Reilly, Alison Coleman (2) and Ellen Taite while Hannah O’Connor and Lisa Mullen 2 kicked conversions.

Cooke: 15 Teah Maguire, 14 Claire Johnston, 13 Eliza Downey, 12 Kelly McCormill, 11 Caitlin Fisher, 10 Amanda Morton, 9 Hannah Kilgore, 1 Llse Van Staden, 2 Emma Kearney, 3 Aishling O’Connell, 4 Naomi McCullagh, 5 Shannon Heapes, 6 Laura Cairns, 7 Beth Cregan, 8 Helen McGhee, Replacements: 16 Sorcha Mac Laimhin, 17 Breana Kaio Te Whetu, 18 Ella Garland, 19 Lauren Pedlow.

Blackrock: 15 Natasja Behan, 14 Aisling Brosnan, 13 Ciara Scanlan, 12 Valerie Power, 11 Rosie Newton, 10 Ellen Taite, 9 Aoibhean Reilly, 1 Geena Behan, 2 AnnMarie Rooney, 3 Christina Haney, 4 Mairead Holohan, 5 Jenni Burke, 6 Caoimhe Molloy, 7 Alison Coleman, 8 Hannah O’Connor, Replacements: 16 Emma Hooban, 17 Riana Roche,
18 Aoife Browne, 19 Laura Delaney, 20 Michelle Claffey, 21 Mona Fehily, 22 Lisa Mullen.
Park Avenue: Railway Union 62 Malone 0.

This one-sided game saw Railway Union in total control throughout. They had their tries from Grainne O’Loughlin (2), Aoife O’Shaughnessy (3), Larissa Muldoon (2), Niamh Byrne. Daisy Earle, Meaghan Kenny ; Con: Nicole Caughey (3), Larissa Muldoon (3) and led 27-0 0 at the break.

Railway Union: 15 Molly McCabe, 14 Aoife O’Shaughnessy, 13 Niamh Byrne, 12 Nicole Caughey, 11 Emer O’Mahony, 10 Larissa Muldoon, 9 Ailsa Hughes, 1 Grainne O’Loughlin, 2 Lisa Callan, 3 Aoife Moore, 4 Keelin Brady, 5 Kate McCarthy, 6 Daisy Earle, 7 Grainne Egan, 8 Deirdre Roberts, Replacements: 16 Aimee Clarke, 17 Sonia McDermott, 18 Meaghan Kenny, 19 Christine Coffey, 20 Scholastique Veyssiere.

Malone: 15 Ella Durkan, 14 Jasmine Ward, 13 Jill Stephens, 12 Peita McAlister, 11 Anna Stanfield, 10 Alexa Grudgings, 9 Jenna Stewart, 1 Sarah Murphy, 2 Ashleigh Currie, 3 Shauneen Fitzpatrick, 4 Taryn Schutzler, 5 Hannah Beattie, 6 Aoife Cahill, 7 Neve Jones, 8 Gemma McCamley, Replacements: 16 Grace Davitt , 17 Michelle King, 18 Zarah Ryan, 19 Cara O’Neill, 20 Corrina Fleming, 21 Shannon McCrory.

Current League Table Positions.

P W D L F A Bon Pts

1. U.L.Bohemians 10 10 0 0 378 117 9 49
2. Railway Union 12 9 0 3 438 154 12 48
3. Old Belvedere 11 7 0 4 272 153 5 33
4. Blackrock College 11 6 0 5 279 199 6 30
5. Suttonians 10 4 0 6 170 283 2 18
6. Cooke 10 3 0 7 119 285 2 15
7. Galwegians 11 3 0 8 155 355 2 12
8. Malone 11 1 0 10 126 391 3 7

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