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The U17’s had another 2-2 result today but today’s draw felt like a win.
Crosshaven had countless half chances in the opening period but failed to capitalise. In fairness though some of the play was very easy on the eye. David Daly went closest but his hooked shot was just kept out. A breakaway goal just before half time gave Rockmount a 1-0 lead.
Within a minute of the second half Crosshaven were level. Good work in defence by Adam Welch & Evan Harris O’Leary allowed Owen Merchant the time and space to play a wonderful cross field pass to Patrick Cotter who superbly volleyed home the equaliser. As Crosshaven started to dominate they were dealt a major blow as Owen Merchant harshly picked up a second yellow leaving Crosshaven with ten men for the final 35 minutes. An Adam Welch og restored Rockmounts lead & ten men Crosshaven had it all to do. This team though has a never say die attitude & when Evan played Ethan Berkery Kelly through he crossed beautifully for Patrick to volley home the equaliser. Crosshaven held out for the final fifteen minutes with hard work, good goalkeeping & last ditch challenges for a deserved point. Monster result away from home.
The U14’s were unlucky to bow out of the National Cup away to Leeds this morning. It finished 2-0 but it was 0-0 with twenty minutes to go & nothing between the teams. Jack Forde & Shay Murphy had good chances before Leeds picked the lads off. Crosshaven had good performances from Óisin Murphy, Óisin Scully, Ashton Hourican, Jim White & Sam Dorney.
Under 10s took on Wilton today and came away with 3 out of 4 wins. Great day out for the lads who played some great football and scored some great goals.
Team 1 : Dan, George, Thomas, Cormac, Nicholas, Jake, Kyle, Byron and Jack.
Team 2 : Max, Billy, Oisin, Eoin, Olly, Theo, Sean, Fionan and Blake.
Well done to the U11’s who put in a super performance this evening away to Springfield Ramblers in Cobh.
Welcome to Crosshaven AFC
Founded by the British Army Garison who were based in Fort Camden. The club held its first AGM on Tuesday 13th September 1898 in Camden, and although the club has had various homes around the village of Crosshaven including Church Bay Road, Graball Bay and more famously “the Bog”, Crosshaven AFC finally returned to Camden in the 1980’s, where the club has remained ever since.
Membership
Membership for the 2018/2019 season is now due. Membership for the club is important to purchase equipment, pay insurance, pay affiliation fees, lighting, heating etc etc. Payment this year is via the online platform only. Click on the link below for full details.
