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Its been a busy term for all Oatlands sports teams

Following on from good victories against Old Bawn and Ard Scoil Ris, the u18 Gaelic football team are preparing for a Dublin semi final taking place before Christmas.

The u19 soccer team are always having a good run in their competition and are in the Dublin final (full match report below). Best of luck to all teams.

 

u14 Gaelic Football  

u16 Basketball

                                                                                                             

U19 Basketball

Oatlands ease by Rock

 

Oatlands had a great victory over Blackrock in the semi-final of the U/19 South Dublin Schools Cup with an epic 4-2 win. The start of the game was scrappy due to bad weather conditions so it took both teams a while to get going. But Oatlands took the lead first when Luke McWilliams crossed in an inviting ball for Gio Boccarossa to head home and give Oatlands the lead. With Oatlands well in control Blackrock went on a counter attack and took a shot from the edge of the box with Oatlands keeper Jack Doughan unlucky to get it. With Oatlands solid in defence Colm Harmon, Jamie Fernandez, Daniel McNamara and Jack Memery playing a stormer. Just before half time Blackrock had a corner and Oatlands cleared the ball which landed at the feet of Dean Clarke who played it over the top for James Kavanagh to take it in his stride and slot it comfortably into the back of the net for a 2-1 lead.

 

Mr Kelly gave an inspirational half time speech and Oatlands came out in the second half all guns blazing. Oatlands third goal came when James Kavanagh played a ball into the box where Luke McWilliams just got in front of the keeper to nick the ball over him in to the goal. There was some great play from Oatlands in the middle of the park from Padraic Fitzpatrick, Giovanni Boccarossa, Luke McWilliams and Mark Whelan. Midway through the second half Mr Kelly brought on Charlie Kenna for Mark Whelan who had an immediate impact when he slid the ball through for James Kavanagh to latch on to and finish off for his second goal of the game and Oatlands fourth. Oatlands were playing well until Blackrock got a late consolation goal in the last couple of minutes to make the game 4-2, but after this Oatlands never looked like conceding again and ran out comfortable winners. It was a thrilling encounter which entertained all spectators on a dark day. Now they have an U/19 South Dublin Schools Cup final to look forward to either against St. Benildus or Drimnagh Castle. Congratulations to the squad for this great victory.

 

 

 


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