The Sunday Morning Soccer resumes this Sunday, February 7. A couple of rounds of games will be played, with the finals of the Jamie Quinn Tournament taking place the following Sunday. The Sunday Morning Soccer will run till the end of May, so the lie on that the players have had the last couple of months are over.
A couple of dates to take note over the next year, The Club’s Celebration day will take place on May 23 and the Summer Camp starts Monday, July 5.
New Website: The club now has its own website which is just up and running. You won’t be able to Go
ogle it yet, so you if you want to get on just type http://www.edenderrytownsfc.com/ directly into the address bar or alternatively hit the Schoolboys Website link on the main club homepage.
on the night.
Soccer Festival: The club is delighted to announce that Pat McBride Construction will be the main sponsor of the Soccer fest, which will take place next Easter Sunday, April 4. A total of 100 games will take place on the day, along with all the other activities, a great day is expected.
The launch night for the Soccer Fest will take place on February 27 in Foy’s Pub. There will be music on the night by Tara Shamrock.
Hat-trick corner: Its great to get back to filling in the Hat-Trick corner, Ross Glynn stole the show at home to Kilcock Celtic for the Under 11’s as they won 4-1 and James Leddin banged four past Newbridge Town for the Under 9 Major team as they won 7-3.
Results: U-9 Premier Division - Edenderry Town 1 (Conor McCarty) Newbridge Town 1: Edenderry Town controlled this game but just couldn’t find the winner. Ryan Glynn hit the post as the game neared its end. Squad - Ciaran Breen, Daniel Dunne, Tommy O’Donovan, Tommy McNamara, Ryan Glynn, James Carey, Conor McCarthy, Jamie Coates, Jack Costello, Ryan Cullen, Jack Staunton.
U-9 Major 1 Division - Sallins Celtic 3 Edenderry Town 7 (James Leddin 4, Rory Egan, Daniel Lowry, Rauiri Glennon)
James Leddin was the star of the show as Edenderry Town’s U9 Major Division One team ran out comfortable winners away to Sallins last Saturday morning. James grabbed four out of the seven goals scored by the visitors in an excellent team performance by the Edenderry lads.
Goals from Rory Egan, Daniel Lowry and James Leddin made it 3-0 for Edenderry at the end of the first quarter. The second quarter saw the Edenderry lads continue to dominate but somehow they couldn’t add to their tally despite numerous good chances.
The fourth goal did eventually come early in the fourth quarter with James Leddin driving in a great shot to make it 4-0. In fairness to the home side, they responded almost straight away with a good goal to make it 4-1 but James Leddin was celebrating his hat trick a minute later with a pile driver from way out that flew into the net. Sallins then had their best spell of the match with two quick goals to leave the scoreline 5-3 to the visitors.
The Edenderry lads weren’t finished tough and from the kick off Ben Lynch ran down the left wing and crossed for James Leddin to volley in at the far post for his fourth of the day. The last goal came from Ruairi Glennon after good play by Cian Lynch to leave the final score 7-3 to Edenderry. Best on the day for Town were James Leddin, Rory Egan and Cian Lynch.
