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Orchard News June 2011WEB Orchard orchardTHE CHERRY news www.cherryorchardfc.ie No. 107, June 2011 12 Premier Win SFAI Norton Cup Congratulations to the players and managers of the 12 Premier team, who having lost to Templeogue Utd in last season’s national cup final, achieved success this time round when beating St Kevins 1-0 in the SFAI Norton Cup final at Jackson Park Kilternan on 14th May. Andy O’Reilly, who scored the winner in the semi-final against Malahide Utd, did it again in the final when he netted in stoppage time. There was national cup final disappointment for the 11 Premier and 14 Premier sides, however, both losing 2-0 to St Kevins and St Joseph’s respectively. Well done also to the 15 Premier team, who won the Conway Cup in a penalty shoot- out after a 1-1 draw with home Farm and the 7A and 9A1 sides, who won their leagues. And congratulations also to the Senior Sunday team, who reached the final of the FAI Intermediate Cup and won the league title, ensuring a return to the top division in the intermediate grade. Sean Whelan raises the Norton Cup l l l l l1 News & Views Jonathan Daly Bags A Hat-Trick Well done to Jonathan Daly, who scored three times in Dundee Utd’s 4-0 home win over Motherwell in the SPL om 7th May. Jonathan struck after 35, 43 and 49 minutes and the result guaranteed Utd fourth spot in the table. Play-Offs Disappointment for Three Old Boys Commiserations to Donal McDermott (Bournemouth), Stephen Gleeson (MK Dons) and Alan Lee (Huddersfield Town), who all experienced disappointment in the League One play-offs at the end of the season. Donal scored a fine goal in Bournemouth’s 1-1 home draw against Huddersfield, but the Yorkshire club won a penalty shoot-out after the second leg finished 3-3. Stephen Gleeson’s Alan Lee MK Dons lost 4-3 on aggregate to Peterborough Utd in the other semi-final, while Alan Lee came Stephen on as a late substitute for Gleeson Huddersfield as they were beaten 3-0 by Peterborough in the play- Donal McDermott off final at Old Trafford. l2 l l l l Secretary’s Report ORCHARD AMONGST THE MEDALS IN THREE NATIONAL FINALS With the 2010/11 season over, I would Gorman (Crewe Alexandra) from our 16 take this opportunity to thank the Premier side. I also understand that players, managers and coaches of all some of our 16 Premier players are teams for their efforts over the season.. hoping to follow in the footsteps of It was a good season with our under 9s, former team mate David Graydon and 11s, 12s, 13s, 14s and 15s amongst the win soccer scholarships to colleges in medals and the 7A team topping their the USA – best of luck to them all. division. And congratulations to the During the close season our under 14s Senior Sunday team for winning the are heading to Galway for the Umbro league and regaining their place in the Cup while the under 16s are off to top division of the Leinster Senior Coleraine for the Milk Cup. League at the first time of asking. Good luck boys. Again we were well represented on Sadly, we learned of the recent passing league and international squads and I of Tony “Musso” Wright, a fine player congratulate those boys who were for the Orchard Seniors during the involved. And, across the water, well 1960s. May he rest in peace. done to our former player Gary Dicker, Finally, may I, on your behalf, thank my who helped Brighton to win the League colleagues on both the Schoolboy and One title with something to spare. Executive Committees for their efforts This year we have five players joining during the past year. professional clubs in the UK. Shane Enjoy the break !!! Fagan (Coventry City), Danny O’Reilly (Fulham), and Lee Desmond (Newcastle John Cleaver Utd.) all of the 15 Premier team and Cherry Orchard Danny Rogers (Aberdeen) and Joe Schoolboys Secretary l l l l l3 Match CHERRY ORCHARD COLM DUNNE Report EVAN FARRELL LEE KENNY JACK HUDSON TYREKE WILSON SEAN QUINN AARON O’DRISCOLL CIAN DUNNE CIAN COLLINS JOSHUA UKEK OLIVER DUNNE Report and photos courtesy Substitutes: of the Evening Herald Jamie Rice, Daniel Grant, Oisin McCarthy, Bradley Reddy Team Managers: Eamon Collins & Jimmy Kelly. 14th May 2011 U11 SFAI Menton Seery Cup Final Jackson Park St. Kevins 2 Cherry Orchard 0 BOTH TEAMS DECORATE MENTON SEERY CUP FINAL Des Kelly must have been up all night. football side”. They had the celebrated The Wayside pitch was like a carpet that Eamon Collins as manager. was fit for a queen. Both teams The Orchard midfielder, Cian Dunne, decorated it in the first of Saturday’s showed lovely quick feet. He was at the SFAI finals, the U11 Menton Seery Cup. hear of all their best work. The “We have been working with this group Ballyfermot centre-forward Joshua now for three years and we have been Ukek, has a golden touch. He always concentrating on first touch”, remarked found a shirt, while out on the left- Kevin’s manager, Billy McCormack. “I wing, Oliver Dunne went on some think it is important for Irish football charming runs. that players are encouraged to get the Overall though , Kevins dominated the ball down and play, no matter what the possession. Captain Dara O’Shea, did circumstances. Their attitude was spot more than pull the strings at midfield. on and we were absolutely thrilled”, He knitted some delicious passes as well. reflected Billy, who manages the side with Willie Burke and Frank Loftus. Billy The lead goal came at the clubhouse end added that “the Orchard are a fabulous in the 17th minute. The skilful Shane l4 l l l l CHERRY ORCHARD U11 PREMIER 2010/11 Back row (left to right): Evan Farrell, Jack Hudson, Aaron O’Driscoll, Cian Collins, Colm Dunne, Oisin McCarthy, Sean Quinn, Lee Kenny. Front Row: Joshua Ukek, Cian Dunne, Tyreke Wilson, Oliver Dunne, Daniel Grant, Jamie Rice, Bradley Reddy. Stokes swung over a left-wing cross. O’Shea headed it on and Willo Flood Returns to Ryan Graydon finished the job. Number two arrived 12 minutes Dundee Utd into the restart. Aaron Townley More than two years combined with Evan Pearse. after he left to join Pearse’s shot from the right edge Celtic, Willo Flood has of the box took a deflection returned to Dundee before looping into the sack. Utd. Willo showed fine Kevin’s began to turn up the form for Utd between volume. The Orchard keeper, August 2007 and Colin Dunne, made first-class January 2009 and saves from Stokes and Pearse. played in the penalty Yet the Cherries kept at it. The shoot-out defeat by Saints elegant defender Cameron Rangers in the April 2008 League Cup final. McCormack, made a splendid Having been very unfortunate with injuries tackle on Cian Dunne and during his time at Middlesbrough, we hope goalkeeper, Ted Regan, displayed that Willo enjoys better luck at Tannadice, bravery as he smothered Jamie where he again links up with Orchard old boys Rice’s effort. Jonathan Daly and Sean Dillon. l l l l l5 Match CHERRY ORCHARD JAKE CAREY Report WILLIAM McADAMS SEAN TUNNEY KEANE CULLY CONOR KANE IAN MURPHY SEAN WHELAN RONALD NTUMBA GLEN LYNCH TREVOR CLARKE JAMIE AHEARN Report and photos courtesy of the Evening Herald Substitutes: Andy O’Reilly, Ryan Byrne, Team Managers: George Johnston, Don O’Reilly and Paul Clegg 14th May 2011 U12 SFAI Norton Cup Final Jackson Park Cherry Orchard 1 St. Kevins 0 O’REILLY TOAST OF THE ORCHARD AFTER NORTON CUP SUCCESS Andy O’Reilly hit the Jackson Park jackpot on Saturday. And not for the first time. His late, late goal saw the SFAI U12 Norton Cup travel joyously home to Ballyfermot. It was Andy who also got the winner against Malahide United in the semi-final which went to extra-time. And on this occasion, with the tie looking set for extra-time, he came off the bench to pop in the golden goal deep in injury time from inside the six yard box at the Carrickmines end. It was the perfect example of being in the right place at the right time, a real striker’s instinct. “It was some substitution” quipped George Johnston, who runs the side with Don O’Reilly, Paul Clegg and physio Jamie Ahearn in possession l6 l l l l Daniel O’Brien. “I thought we deserved it. We were the better side. It’s a tremendous victory, especially after losing here last year in the Menton Seery final,” added George, who was drenched with water by the celebrating Cherries. Trevor Clarke hooks the ball forward It was the first defeat of the season for Kevin’s. And it came at the end of a long week. Last Saturday they beat the Farm after extra-time to lift the DDSL Tony Ryan Cup. And on Tuesday night, thay twice came from behind to overcome last year’s U11 national champs, Templeogue United, in an epic semi-final on Shanowen Road. But the double is still very much on as they can now focus on the league. Ronnie Ntumba hurdles an opponent Sean Whelan with the cup l l l l l7 Scoreboard Cherry Orchard scores first UNDER 7A 4th May Ballyoulster Away League 6 – 2 8th May Ballyoulster Home League 6 – 1 12th May Esker Celtic Home League 6 – 2 UNDER 11 PREMIER 2nd May Templeogue Utd Away League 6 – 0 7th May Belvedere Home SFAI Menton Seery Cup semi-final 4 – 1 14th May St.
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