The Crosserlough U16 squad, front l/r: Glen Smith, Patrick O'Reilly, Tommy Boylan, Darren Galligan, Eoin Smith, Pierce Smith, Nevin Galligan, Shane McVeety, Conor Rehill, Stephen Smith, Stephen Cahill. Back: Gerry Charters, Tom Boylan, Conor Smith, Conor Harten, Stephen Machelo, Darren Gaffney, Dean McDonald, Ian Talford, Ryan Galligan, Kevin Smith, Mark Steward, Stephen Boylan, Thomas Keaney, Martin Donohue
Siobhan Reynolds lifting the senior championship camogie cup
sails and the momentum to keep their noses in front especially when the outstanding Shane Galligan flashed a shot, soccer-style, to the net in the 47th minute to steer his side into a 1-10 to 17 lead. The Gaels hit the side netting with an effort on goal in the 49th minute but Crosserlough were in near unstoppable mood. The said, a brace of Southern Gaels points sandwiched efforts from Crosserlough pair David Shalvey and Pierce Smith and the chasing Best team also had the last two points (frees) of the day. In the best tradition of sporting cliches, it was a classic case of too little too late though. The 'lough wouldn't be denied. The Crosserlough
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team, and subs, that worked the oracle in the championship final was: John Reilly; Ciaran Cooke, Andrew Galligan, Conor Smith; Kevin Smith (02), Shane McManus, Raymond Lynch; David Shalvey (0-1), Pauric McManus (0-2); Pierce Smith (0-4, three frees), Shane Galligan (1-2), Mark Stewart (01); Christopher Tobin (0-1), Shane Reilly, Tommy Boylan. Subs; Dean McCarthy for C Cooke (inj); Adrian Smith for C Tobin.
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