Seniors
The seniors travelled to Lurgan last Thursday night to play Clann Éireann and came home with two valuable league points.Clanns were first to score but only got one more point in this half while the Bridge clocked up six, four from Niall Treanor and one each from Cormac McAvoy and Damian McCann. This was a tight first half in which the backs defended well and turned the ball around, or forced the homesters to shoot wide.
Both teams came out in determined mode after the break but for the first period Clanns had two wides and the Bridge three wides for their efforts.
Clanns then got on a roll with two points and a goal giving a one point advantage, but Damian McCann brought the sides level again. Clanns scored again but the Bridge lads swung into action to notch up five scores, while Miceal Reel withstood the pressure on his goals and a final Damian McCann point left the Bridge with a three-point margin as the final whistle blew.
The final score was 0-13 to 1-7.
B Team
The B Team were in action in Crossmaglen on Wednesday night for the Championship final against local rivals St Patricks, but were forced to relinquish their title.The Bridge had the better part of the encounter in the first half to lead by a point at the break, but that margin should have been much more had the lads used their possession to better advantage.
The Cullyhanna men kept the pressure on throughout the second half and the Bridge players fought to the very end but the game slipped away and they lost by two points in the end.
Team: Benny Cummiskey, Conall Quinn, Adrian Campbell, Fergal Connolly, Raymond Crummy (1-0), Paddy Reel, Paul Hughes, Gary Quinn (0-1), Jarlath Burns, Niall Quinn, Thomas Mallie, Brendan McGuire, Paudie Cummiskey, Bernard Connolly (0-5), Kieran Crummy (0-1). Subs: Sean O’Leary, Michael Lavelle.
U 14
The U14 team had a great win over Mullaghbawn on Tuesday night past, producing their best performance this year as every player tried hard and contributed to a well deserved win. The Bridge lead from the first few minutes and as the match progressed increased the lead further with some great scores from Francis Carragher, Sean McLaughlin and Fiannan Burns. There were also good performances on the night from Cormac Reel, Cillian Quinn, Paddy Reel and Gerard Mines.They are home to St Josephs tonight (Tuesday) at 7-15 pm.
U 12
The U 12s secured another two league points at home to Shane O’Neills on Saturday. The first half was end-to-end stuff with the teams trading scores, which meant the teams were level at the break.The second half saw Shanes rush into a four-point lead, but the Bridge lads rallied and turned the game around with a superb performance in the final ten minutes.
This was a great team performance with Paddy Reel, Cathal McKeown, Cormac McKinley and Daniel Traynor standing out.
There will be training at 6-30 pm on Tuesday evening.
Ladies Football
U 16
The U 16s faced a strongly fancied Armagh Harps side in the first round of the Championship during the week and, although defeated, gave a wonderful account of themselves. The girls performed exceptionally well right from the start and took an early lead and went in at the break just four points behind. They refused to give up against very strong opposition and pressurised to the very end, but had to concede defeat at the final whistle.This was a gutsy team performance with Megan Burns and Laura Murphy strong at midfield, Niamh Gernon and Christine Greville contesting up front and Jenny Reel doing well in goals.
Seniors
Saturday’s senior match was postponed last week, but the ladies have a busy week ahead.On Tuesday night (tonight) they are away to Granemore with a throw-in time of 7-30 pm, and next Saturday they have a home game against Culloville at 7 pm.
Lotto
Last week’s numbers were 3, 8, 11 and 21. Although the jackpot was not won there were twenty-one match three winners and the jackpot will rise to £17,400 or €26,100 for this week’s draw.Weekend Entertainment
Friday: Usual traditional music session.Courtesy Taxi Service
A courtesy taxi service is available to and from the clubrooms on Friday and Saturday nights from 8-30 pm to 1-30 am. Tel. 028 30861 128.Resource Centre
Tracey’s Dance Aerobics
Tracey’s dance aerobics classes are held every Monday night from 8 to 9 pm.Yoga
The yoga classes are on each Tuesday night from 7-30 pm.Silverbridge Badminton Club
The Silverbridge Badminton club is held every Wednesday night in the Resource centre from 9 to 11 pm at a weekly cost of £4 or €6. No experience is necessary and racquets can be provided.6th to 10th August: Badminton camp for 7 to 14 year old boys and girls, costing £10 and running each day from 10am to 1pm. There are only 25 places so early booking is essential. Margaret Hughes on 30868822 is the person to contact.
Summer Activities at the Club
16th July: Special Needs Trampoline Camp. Parents may contact Eamonn McCann on 30868988 for details.23rd to 27th July: GAA Cúl camp for 7 to 13 year olds. Denis Hollywood or Anthony Mallie on 30861257 has the details.
23rd July to 27th July: Basketball Coaching course for 8 to 16 year old boys and girls costing £8 and running from 9-30am to 12-30pm.
6th to 10th August: Badminton camp for 7 to 14 year old boys and girls, costing £10 and running each day from 10am to 1pm. There are only 25 places so early booking is essential. Margaret Hughes on 30868822 is the person to contact.
13th to 17th August: Sports Camp for 9 to 13 year olds offering a variety of sports. Please contact Eamonn McCann on 30868988 to register.
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