U10's enjoy tournment held last Sunday

U12 FOOTBALLERS had a great win over local rivals Rostrevor on a scoreline WARRENPOINT 5-16 ROSTREVOR 4-04

A great turn out was had on Saturday morning at the Camán Og Hurling Academy. Well over 50 kids turned up with over 20 mentors there to help. Can all members please notes that the official launch has been moved back a week till the 31st due to Communion in the local areas.

Hard luck to all the boys who played on the DOWN JUNIORS HURLING TEAM yesterday, when they lost out to Louth by 2-12 to 1-09. Point representatives were Ally Higgins, Michael Murphy, John O Kane and Ronan Mulligan with youngster Miceal Cunningham getting called up to the bench at the late stages.

Notice for any of the U14 HURLERS going to Down Under 14 Hurling Trials. Will be held in Portaferry on Saturday the 24th of May at 10-30am. All players are asked to be at the ground by 10am.

Commiserations to the MINOR FOOTBALLERS who lost there unbeaten record to Bosco by a couple of points in an extremely tight match.

RESERVE FOOTBALLERS were again without luck losing against Saval on Sunday.

Well done to the UNDER 16 FOOTBALLERS who won last week against Saval winning by two points in a very competitive match.

Upcoming fixtures include SENIOR FOOTBALLERS v Annaclone 7.30pm Thursday 22nd(Away), RESERVE FOOTBALLERS v Loughinisland 2.00pm Sunday 25th(Away), U15 HURLERS v Carryduff 2.00 Saturday 24th(Annsborogh), U13 HURLERS v Killeavey 6.00pm Saturday 24th(Away)

According to the county website the SENIOR FOOTBALLERS are hovering in third place in the table, and the SENIOR HURLERS are even dizzier sitting pretty on top. Is it too early to talk of double promotion?????

Football blitz held in Moygannon a great success(see attached photos)

Ballyholland U10's

Rostrevor U10's

Warrenpoint U10's

Burren U10's

On Sunday 18th May St Peters GAC held an Under 10 Football Blitz in their footballing fortress of Moygannon. Under 10 teams from neighbouring parishes were invited for a feast of football, and that is what they got, with an extremely successful and enjoyabe day being had by all. Those who came out to watch the fine talent on show in the glorious weather were treated to some fantastic football. Clonduff and Burren brought two strong teams with them whilst the teams from Ballyholland, Rostrevor, Mayobridge and, the host, Warrenpoint all excelled.

What was perhaps the most striking aspect during the day was the dedication of all those boys and girls involved, everyone who wore their club jersey on the day did so with pride. The attitude of the players must also be praised and all involved were a credit to their clubs.

Well done young boys and girls of Down, and many thanks to all who helped out on the day