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Club Notes 27th September 2009

FAI Junior Cup

Tramore 2 Ferrybank 0

Despite being depleted by injury we put in a fine performance to defeat Ferrybank by a 2 goals to 0 scoreline. Christopher Grace, playing his first game of the season, showed great enthusiasm and running throughout and deservedly got our first goal with a strong header from a Leigh Quilty corner.

The roles were reversed shortly afterwards when, following a powerful run, delivered the perfect cross for Leigh to convert making the tie secure.

 

Under 14A League

Tramore 3 Seaview 1

Our under 14 team put in a great performance against very physical opposition and deservedly ran out winners in this game.

We try to play a brand of football that is both skilful and exciting to watch and this prevailed in this tie.

Niall Kennedy opened the scoring with an absolute belter of a left foot volley which gave the visiting keeper no chance. Meschac Babatu, who was on the receiving end of a number of very physical challenges, answered in the best way possible with a superb brace to ensure we got maximum points from the game.

Tramore 3 Villa 4

All observers agreed that this was a cracking schoolboy game. We felt very aggrieved not to have at least secured a draw in this game but unfortunately didn't get the rub of the green when needed. We went 2 down before Jamie Hunt split the defense with a pin point cross field pass to Luke Furlong who slotted home well to leave us a single goal behind at half time. We conceded early in the second half but to the lads credit they pushed on and levelled with 2 goals from Jamie Hunt who is playing some of the best football of his career.

Rather than settle for a draw having been behind for much of the game we pushed on and were unlucky too concede late in the game and run out narrow losers.

The efforts and abilities demonstrated by the boys was wonderful to watch and if they continue to play such positive football are sure to have a successful campaign.

Under 13 League

Tramore 2 Villa 1

This was the first game of the season for our under 13 squad and despite having lost a number of key players from last year got off to the perfect start with a solid victory.

From 1 to 11 everyone was outstanding wish Meschac and Koffi getting our goals. Matthew Connor had a fine game and if his form continues should develop into an excellent goalkeeper. He saved a crucial penalty to keep us ahead in the game.

Whilst difficult to highlight any player both Aaron Coad and Niall Kennedy deserve mention for their outstanding efforts. Niall in particular has by all accounts his most impressive game in a white shirt.

Under 12B

Tramore 4 Johnville 2

Goalscorers not to hand

Ladies

Our ladies team make a historic first appearance in the Munster Ladies Cup final on Sunday next. Their opponents are Riverstown FC from Cork and the game is being played in Youghal with a 2.30 kick off - all support is much appreciated. Best of luck girls and enjoy the experience.

Railtrack

As most are aware our Railtrack Academy is now in full swing - we are constantly in need of assistance and if anyone is in a position to help out would they please let Tommy know on Saturday morning.

Club Gear

Stuart will be in the club on Wednesday from 8.30-9 and Saturday morning if anyone wants to order club gear.

Club Notes 6^th September 2009

Premier League

Tramore 0 Carrick United 4

Missing a number of key players this was a very tight game for the first 30 minutes but unfortunately the pattern of the game changed when we were reduced to 10 men with the sending off of Dayne Ormonde. Our cause wasn't helped when we were further reduced with a second half red card for Colin Walsh.

Division 1

St Otterans 2 Tramore 2

Ian Ryan and Gary Hunt were our goalscorers and ensured that our unbeaten start to the league continues.

Youth League

Tramore 5 Johnville 1

The lads bounced back from their defeat to Ferrybank last week with goals from Gary O'Shea 2, David Purcell, Gavin Duffy and David Sullivan.

Under 16

Dungarvan 0 Tramore 2

Goalscorers were Eoin Kiely who had a terrific game and John Heffernan.

Under 14

De La Salle 6 Tramore 1

We learnt a harsh lesson in finishing on Saturday morning against a very strong De la Salle team. Our sole scorer in the game was Jamie Hunt who continues to impress every time he dons a white shirt. Our gameplan was upset when Aaron Coad withdrew before the start of the game with injury which meant a reshuffle of the pack and unfortunately we just didn't settle quickly enough.  There were some positives from this game and there is no doubt that we will learn from it.

Under 12 A

Ferrybank 1 Tramore 2

Season opener saw a very workman like performance from this young side. A composed finished by Koffi on 15 minutes gave us the lead only to be tagged back just before half time by a clever lob from the Ferrybank striker.The winner was a stunning shot from outside the box from Jack Murphy. With better luck & more clinical finishing we should have added 2 or 3 more with both Alan Curran & Koffi hitting the post & Ryan Flavin inches from connecting to suberb cross from Jack Douglas Jason Wilmott & David McCracken had chances saved late on but we had our keeper Matt Connors to thank for a double save in the last minute to give us all 3 points. Well done to all.

 

Under 12B

The 12 B started 5th September with an away trip to Ferrybank where Tramore had a hard fought 1 - 0 win, Oisin Lonergan scoring the only goal with a great chip over the keeper from an acute angle. This was a great team performance with the defence well organised by team captain Shane Rellis. 

 

The new players to the squad, John Power, Jack Widger, Paddy Dalton and Neil McLoughlin fitted in well and brought some much needed support to the sideline! The squad lineout was  ; Liam Hayes, John Carberry, Liam Fitgerald, Shane Rellis, Seanie Martin, Morgan Lohan, Adrian Browne, Jack Widger, Conor Buckley, Eric Gabaya, Oisin Lonergan, John K. Power, Neil McLoughlin, Nathan Harrington, John McCarthy and Paddy Dalton.

 

Railtrack

Railtrack commences this Saturday with times as follows - Age 8 & 9 from 9.15 to 10.15, age 5, 6 & 7 from 10.30 to 11.30.

Railtrack registration was held last Saturday and we would ask anyone who didn't register to please do so in the club any evening after 7 pm. Further registration will take place next Saturday and remember your child must be registered before play. We continue to look for assistants and would like to thank those who have already offered their services.

As neither Paul nor Stuart will be there for the next 2 Saturdays please go to any of the coaching staff in attendance and they will get you involved.

Best Wishes

We have never witnessed a season like this in terms of serious injury. The club would like to wish a speedy recovery to Craig Maher, Keith Ridguard and Nigel Coad, all of whom suffered very serious injuries playing for Tramore over the weekend.

It does however serve to remind us of the importance of ensuring that all our players are covered by the clubs insurance scheme - any player who has yet to pay his sub may not be covered and it is essential that all outstanding subs are paid this week.

 

Club Gear

Available now to order - contact Stuart before Monday with your requirements.

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Club Notes 30^th August 2009

Premier League

Tramore 3 Southend 1

This was a game full of incident and Tramore were delighted to run out deserving winners with our goals coming from Sean Browne, Micheal Downey and Colin Walsh.

Waterford Crystal 3 Tramore 3

Our premier goalkeeper Brian Power suffered a horrific broken arm in this match and all at the club wish him a speedy recovery. Our goalscorers were Leigh Quilty, Micheal Downey and Robbie Phelan. At the death our reserve keeper Mark O'Reilly pulled off a world class save to keep the scores level.

Division 1

Tramore 7 Ballinroad 0

After a tight and difficult first half, we played with conditions assisting us in the second half. It was always going to be important to get the first goal and what a goal it was, coming from the boot of Gary Hunt early into the second half. This goal settled us and we ran out convincing winners. Goalscorers were Gary Hunt (2), Nigel Coad, Thomas Ryan, David Sheridan and an own goal (one scorer missing - sorry).

Youth League

Ferrybank 2 Tramore 1

Gary O'Shea was our sole scorer in this game.

Schoolboy Football

As schoolboy football returns for the season we would like to ask all managers to contact Paul and Stuart with a list of their requirements for the season. We would also ask all managers to ensure that completed registration forms are returned to Stuart before the season commences.

All junior and schoolboy players/parents are reminded to ensure that all subscriptions are overdue if not already paid and that every player is to pay a weekly sum as part of the membership. Managers please ensure that all players are aware of the fees for the year.

Ladies Football

Congratulations to our Senior Ladies team who won their league last week and have also progressed to the semi final of the Munster Ladies Cup where they travel to Listowel in their next fixture.

Railtrack

Railtrack is our underage coaching academy for boys and girls aged between 5 and 9 and runs every Saturday during the school year.

Railtrack registration is on Saturday 5^th September between 9am and 11am with the coaching due to commence on Saturday 12^th September, It is imperative that all players are registered and we would ask all parents to attend on Saturday and please bring a COPY of your childs birth certificate.

We hope to alter the training schedule this year and to do this we need more assistants. If you are in a position to assist with Railtrack can you please let Paul know at registration.

We are also delighted to announce Tesco Tramore as sponsors of our Railtrack Academy for the year. As part of this sponsorship we will have new footballs etc for the year and we expect to have these in time for the first Railtrack session.

Ground Improvements

Any recent visitor will have noted the significant and ongoing developments in the club. We have completed the fencing of our astro and main playing pitches and are putting a tarmac path around the pitch. This work will be completed over the coming weeks and the feedback to date has been extremely positive.

Club Notes 17^th May 2009

Railtrack

Railtrack is cancelled on Saturday due to our under 11 team playing in the Cup Final on Saturday morning. Railtrack will resume on Saturday 30^th May. Please note there are a number of small sided tournaments coming up in June (see website under Railtrack for details) and for players to be eligible to participate they must register with Paul or Stuart and have copies of their birth certificates in by Friday 12^th June.

FAI Summercamp

Graun Park will host the FAI Summer Camp from Monday 6^th July - Friday 10^th July. Application forms were distributed at Railtrack and further forms are available in the club. Please visit www.summersoccerschools.ie for full camp details.

Under 13 League

Bohs 0 Tramore 0

Following a hugely disappointing cup performance in our previous game, this squad showed great strength and determination in this fixture. We started the game well and more than competed with a strong Bohs side.

We looked comfortable all over the pitch with our back four looking very solid and Aaron Coad putting in a man of the match performance in midfield. With Jamie Hunt working hard on the left and both Niall Kennedy and Mishak Babatu pressing the Bohs defence at every opportunity we were arguably the better side in a tight game.

Under 11A Cup

Tramore 2 Villa 1

The top two teams in the league played out a very entertaining cup semi final and Tramore came out on top by the narrowest of margins.

There was a large crowd present and the teams certainly weren't overawed by the occasion.

This was always going to be a tight game but we got off to a great start with two early goals scored by Alan Curran who looked dangerous every time he was in possession.

Whilst Villa deserved a goal in the first half the nature of its concession was very disappointing from our point of view when we failed to clear following a top class save from Matthew Connor. Villa got possession of the ball and earned a penalty which they converted.

The second half was delicately balanced with Tramore defending well and hitting Villa on the break several times. The referee played lengthy injury time and the final whistle was greeted by great joy from the home side and its supporters.

The cup final in on this Saturday in the RSC with a 10.30 kick-off. We hope that a large crowd will travel to support the boys in this game.

Division 1 Cup

Tramore 8 Crusaders 0

 We put in one of our most impressive displays of our long season with our finishing at times being nothing short of sensational. Colin Walsh was involved in almost everything that we created and scored two goals directly from corner kicks. We now travel to Grannagh in the next round.

Premier League Playoff

Tramore and Carrick United meet on Sunday in the premier league playoff. Kick off is 3pm at Ozier Park. We are sure that there will be a large crowd present and are calling on everyone in Tramore to get out to support us in this huge fixture. We have played superb football all season and having finished level on points with Carrick we are looking forward to this fixture. Please come along and support the Seagulls.