St John’s Notes 17th May
2007
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St John’s
Notes 16th May 2007
The seniors are back in action this Friday when we entertain
Aghaderg.
St John’s will be buoyed by their recent success at the Junior Feis
Sevens where they overcame league
pacesetter Drumaness and Teconnaught in
Ballykinlar. Winning is a good habit and
the team should be buoyed both by the
wins ahead of the second series of
league games. They should know that they
have the beating of anyone in Division
Four now. They will be back in
Ballykinlar on Monday (21st)
for a league game.
Our camogie fixture away to Kilcoo was postponed from last
Wednesday to this evening (Wednesday).
This will be just our second fixture
having overcome
St Peters,
Warrenpoint in the opening game. For
those who can’t travel to Kilcoo there
will be camogie action at Pairc Naomh
Eoin this evening anyhow as Down minors
take on their Cavan counterparts. Our
camogs will also be in action on Sunday
(20th) when they take part in
the Feis Sevens in Downpatrick. Camogie
training is at 6.30pm on Mondays and
Wednesdays (when there is no match)
Our ladies were disappointed not to make it three wins out of
three when they were held to a draw at
home to St Michael’s last Monday (1-6 v
1-6). They had sufficient control and
chances to take maximum points but
weren’t able to put these on the
scoreboard. They travelled to Ardglass
on Saturday and lost their unbeaten
record as well (5-09 v 2-06). The ladies
don’t get a chance to make immediate
amends for this as they have a bye this
weekend before entertaining Rostrevor on
Saturday 26th.
Our minors didn’t have a fixture last week but are back in
action tonight with a trip to Carryduff
in the opening round of the
championship.
Our under-16s have already been in championship action when
they overcame Bright in the preliminary
round last Tuesday. The same team
provided the opposition last night in a
league game and we are at home again
next Tuesday when we entertain
St Joseph’s.
The under-14s had a bye last week in the East Down A league.
They don’t play this week either as they
await the winners of the game between
Ardglass and Bright. Next up is
Bryansford in the league.
On Saturday the under-10s will travel to Dromara for their
second blitz.
There were three £10 winners on 3rd May when the
numbers were 6, 9, 22 and 24. Last
Thursday’s numbers were 4, 8, 11 and 12.
There was one £10 winner and the jackpot
now stands at £1,300.
No doubt Buffer 1 will be busy as we come into the silage
season.
