Schoolgirls Under Fourteen
Tombrack United 9 New Ross Celtic 0
Our Under Fourteen girls made it three wins from three games and are joint top of the table after this comfortable victory over a young Ross Celtic side. Megan Hayes and Anna Tomkins scored two goals each with Ciara Kenny also grabbed a goal while Ana Dragusan grabbed a personal tally of four
Schoolboys Under Fifteen
Tombrack United 6 Gorey Rangers 2
A Stephen O Toole hat trick set our Under Fiftten boys on the road to victory against Gorey Rangers in the opening game of the season. The lads were always in control and were fully deserving of the three points with Niall Mimnagh, Conor Dillon and Sam Twomey also getting their names on the scoresheet
Youths Division Two
Shamrock Rovers 0 Tombrack United 6
Our Under Eighteens showed just how good they can be as they travelled to Enniscorthy and overcame Shamrock Rovers 6-0, showing that they can still be a challenge for at least promotion. Tombrack controlled the game from beginning to end with two goals from Harry Fitzgibbon and one each from Josh McMullan, Jack White, Thomas Jeffers and David Power. This win was their third of the season and moved them past Rovers into fifth place
After a rocky start to the season, the men's first team recorded their first win of the season this morning, overcoming a hard working New Ross Town side in a game where Tombrack were always in control and could have won by more but were denied by the crossbar and the post. Bob Newe was on target in the first half when he got on the end of a corner to shoot to the net. The lads continued to push forward in the second half and after a good run by Kevin Kelly, the ball broke to Josh McMullan and he fired the ball to the net. The visitors lost their discipline in the final ten minutes but our lads kept their's and held on for a very important 2-0 win
Our second team came up against a well organised Wexford Celtic side and went down 3-0
Our Women travelled to Bree United, one of the Divisional favourites, and despite a very good performance, were beaten 1-0
The Youths team came up against a well organised Campile United, the current premier youth leaders, in the first round of the LFA Youth Cup and despite a well disciplined hard working performance, Campile ran out 6-1 winners with Evan Maher scoring a free kick for Tombrack
The Under Fourteen girls got off to a flying start when proving too strong for Enniscorthy United in their opening league game. Ana Dragusan was in fine form as she scored six with Eabha Guinan, Abbie Kavanagh and Abbie Tomkins also finding the net in a 9-1 win