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CPC pull clear in second half to beat St Mary’s

Danske Bank Foresters Cup

Cross & Passion College 7-19 St Mary’s CBGS 2-9

St Mary’s Daniel Mulholland goes high to win the ball during the Foresters Shield semi-final at Allen Park

A strong second half saw Cross & Passion get the better of St Mary’s in Monday’s Foresters Shield semi-final at Allen Park in Antrim. There was little to choose between the teams in the opening 30 minutes, at the end of which CPC led by 1-9 to 1-5. However after the break the Ballycastle boys got on top and pulled away to win convincingly to secure a place in the final against the winners of tomorrow’s other semi-final between Knock and Gaelcholáiste Dhoire.

CPC’s Oisin McCallin who was top scorer with 2-7 in his team’s win over St Mary’s

CPC took an early lead when left half forward Conan Johnston found the St Mary’s net, but the Belfast boys came back with a goal of their own through centre forward Brendan McMorrow, but CPC pushed on to lead by four at the interval. (1-9 to 1-5)

St Mary’s hit back early in the second half and drew level and it looked it could go either way. However with Oisin McCallin and Cadhan Crawford leading the way CPC began to gain the upper hand.

With both Crawford and McCallin adding two goals each and substitute Dan Henry chipping in with one. The points began to flow as well with MCallin adding seven, corner forward Logan McConville four and Cadhan Crawford three and Conor Anderson two.

CPC corner forward Logan McConville in action during the Foresters Shield semi-final win over St Mary’s

CROSS & PASSION

1 Ruairi McShane

2 Oran Devlin

3 Ashdon McGarry

4 Eunan Johnston

5 Liam Smyth

6 Darragh Kinney

7 Ryan McQuaid

8 Oisin Connolly 0-1

9 Liam McGarry 0-1

10 Liam Magee 1-0

11 Oisin McCallin 2-7

12 Conan Johnston 1-1

13 Cadhan Crawford 2-3

14 Conor Anderson 0-2

15 Logan McConville 0-4

Subs used:

Emmett McKendry

Ruairi McGilligan

Dan Henry 1-0

Oisin Donnelly

ST MARY’S

1. Eoin Millar

2. Daire Jemfrey

3. Jake Ward

4. Eamon Kearney

5. Odhran Matthew’s

6. Caolan Wilson

7. Matthew Murray

8. Alex Robb

9. Odhran McAuley

10. Oisin Boyle

11. Brendan McMorrow

12. Darren Delander

13. Cormac Mulligan

14. Dara Brown

15. Daniel Mulholland

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