We are delighted to announce that Munster Hockey supporters gear is now available across two suppliers. The range is split across two shops with our GoSport shop offering some great branded clothing for both supporters and players. Our Etsy shop offers hats and cups. All products are made to order by our producers.
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In an exciting Irish Hockey Trophy first-round match, Church of Ireland edged out Ashton with a 3-2 victory. The game was open from the start, with Ashton missing a penalty stroke in the second quarter, thanks to a smart save from Sarah Wrixon. Church of Ireland took the lead in the third quarter when Julie Coyne scored from a well-executed short corner.
In the fourth quarter, a flurry of goals ensued, starting with Ashton equalising through Emma Nagle’s strike off a short corner. Church of Ireland quickly regained the lead with Sarah Murray’s breakaway goal, followed by Ciara Sexton’s close-range finish, making it 3-1. Despite Kate Harvey’s late goal for Ashton, Church of Ireland held on to secure their place in the second round. They will be the sole Munster side on round 2 as Bandon lost to Glenanne 2-0 in Bandon Grammar School.
In the men’s competition both Munster sides lost out in round one. Waterford lost 5-2 away to Portadown while Bandon lost out to South Antrim 3-1.
It was a double weekend in the men’s EYHL 1. Defending champions Banbridge had a perfect start to their campaign with wins over UCD and Monkstown. Three Rock Rovers, YMCA and Lisnagarvey also had six point weekends and these four sides now look like the ones to beat this season.
In the women’s EYHL 1 UCC suffered a 3-0 defeat away to Loreto meaning they remain bottom of the table, while this win brings Loreto to the top by virtue of Catholic Institutes 0-0 draw with UCD. Institite did however manage to grab the shootout bonus point meaning the gap at the top is only 1 point.
Results
Saturday 12th of October
Men’s EYHL 1: Annadale 2 YMCA 6; Lisnagarvey 9 Pembroke Wanderers 3; Monkstown 4 Avoca 3 ; Three Rock Rovers 5 Corinthians 0; UCD 0 Banbridge 7.
Men’s Irish Hockey Trophy: Clontarf 2 North Down 1; NICS 0 Railway Union 7; Portadown 5 Waterford 2; Portrane 9 Dublin University 1; Queens University 5 Kilkenny 1; South Antrim 3 Bandon 1 (C Kingston); Weston 4 Wicklow 1.
Women’s EYHL 1: Ards 2 Pembroke Wanderers 0; Loreto 3 UCC 0; Railway Union 1 Old Alex 2; Ulster Elks 3 (BP) Pegasus 3; UCD 0 Catholic Institute 0 (BP).
Women’s Irish Hockey Trophy: Avoca 3 Lisnagarvey 1; Ballymoney 2 Banbridge 0; Bandon 0 Glenanne 2; Clontarf 0 Trinity 2; Church of Ireland 3 (J Coyne, C Sexton, S Murray) Ashton 2 (K Harvey, E Nagle) Greenfields 0 Portrane 1; NUIG 4 Mossley 4; Omagh 2 Three Rock Rovers 1.
Catholic Institute women got their EY Hockey League Division 1 underway with a convincing 3-0 win over newcomers UCC on Saturday. This was UCC’s first game back at this level in nearly a decade, while Institute have been competing at the top end of the table for a few seasons now. The first half was a cagey affair with the majority of the best chances falling to Institute but the scoreline remained 0-0. In the third quarter, Institute upped the tempo and were rewarded in the second minute when Irish international Naomi Carroll rifled home. Aoibheann Collins doubled the lead within minutes before Ciara Moloney put the game to bed with a well worked short corner at the end of quarter 3.
Speaking after the game Institute coach Eimear Cregan said she was “delighted to get off to a good start with a 3-0 win. UCC were a good side and were aggressive in their pressing. They have been well organised by their coach Darren.”
Cregan added – “ There is lots to work on going forward but we are pleased with the performance and to score 2 field goals and a PC in the opening game of the season with 3 different goal scorers is a great start.” Looking ahead, Institute will face Railway Union, who recorded a significant 4-0 victory over Pembroke Wanderers, while UCC is set to host Ulster Elks.
In women’s Munster Division 1, Bandon and Church of Ireland played out a 1-1 draw On Friday night and the points were shared in Ashton School too as Catholic Institute B took a point in a 2-2 draw with Ashton. The final game saw Waterford hold their own against defending champions Harlequins for long periods but Quins had too much for them winning out 4-1.
In men’s Munster Division 1 Bandon took an early lead over Church of Ireland with a well worked move finished by the evergreen David Smith at the back post. C of I soon settled into the game and their pressure told just before the half time break as Rob Olden scored from a short corner. The second half remained competitive, with both teams exchanging good chances, but it was the Church of Ireland that found the next breakthrough with a goal from Gearoid Cashman. Bandon pressed hard for an equaliser in the fourth quarter, creating multiple entries into the circle but failing to convert any chances. In the other fixture Catholic Institute snatched all three points from their trip to Waterford. Jack Stockil and Luca Novakovic on target for Institute while Ben McInerney kept his scoring run going with Waterford’s response.
Results
Men’s Munster Division 1: Bandon 1 (D Smith) Church of Ireland 2 (R Olden, G Cashman); Waterford 1 (B McInerney) Catholic Institute 2 (J Stockil, L Novakovic).
Women’s EY Hockey League 1: Catholic Institute 3 (N Carroll, C Moloney, A Collins) UCC 0; UCD 1 Old Alex 2; Railway Union 4 Pembroke Wanderers 0; Pegasus 2 Ards; Ulster Elks 0 Loreto 2.
Women’s Munster Division 1: Ashton 2 (K Toomey 2) Catholic Institute 2 (L McGowan, N O’Keeffe); Bandon 1 (M McCourt) Church of Ireland 1 (J Coyne); Harlequins 4 (M Barry 2, M Dullea, Y O’Byrne) Waterford 1 (J Barasich).
Boys Interpros: Munster u16 0 Ulster u16 3; Munster u18 1 Ulster u18 4.
The new women’s season gets underway this weekend after the Munster Branch belatedly filled the registrar positions. Munster Division 1 has a new look this year for a number of reasons. First of all UCC have been promoted to EY IHL 1 and they will join Catholic Institute as the Munster representatives at this level. Secondly women’s clubs voted to allow second teams into division 1 if their first team are in EY 1. This means Catholic Institute seconds will now compete in Division 1, having won division 2, however they can not qualify for EY competitions. Lastly, Blackrock have withdrawn from Division 1 after a significant loss of players which has given Waterford a reprieve as they will now retain their Division 1 status.
In EY 1 Catholic Institute are a well established team now and will be hoping to continue to fight at the top end of the table. UCC have managed to bring a lot of new faces in, without losing too many which should give them a competitive chance of retaining their EY 1 status this season.
In Munster Division 1, defending champions Harlequins are likely to be unbackable favourites to take the title and will be hoping to go one further this year and get to EY 1. They will of course compete in EY 2 after Christmas along with Ashton, who will be competing at this level for the first time. Pushing Ashton all the way will be the likes of Bandon, C of I and last years surprise package Crescent.
A club by club review follows:
Club: Ashton HC
Head Coach: Darren Wilkinson
Manager: Michelle Nagle
Captain: Emma Nagle
Vice Captain: Kate Harvey
Players in: Ali Clein (Catholic Institute), Elizabeth Tuohy (UCC), Isobel Kingston (UCC), Jen Levis (Pembroke Wanderers), Sophie Clein (UCC)
Players out: Anna Kingston (abroad), Becky Oppermann (abroad), Brónagh O’Shaughnessy (UCC), Éabha Curran (UCC), Rachel Atkinson (abroad), Susie Nolan (UCC)
Ambitions for the season ahead: This season, our aim is to be highly competitive in EYHL2, a competition we’re playing in for the first time. Our primary goal is to finish at the top end of the Munster league to secure a place in EYHL2 for another season, and to pick up some silverware.
Key Player(s): There are a lot of new players joining the squad this season who will all be aiming to play key roles alongside proven players such as Amy Noonan, Emma Nagle and Kate Harvey.
Players breaking through/Rising Stars: Saoirse Cunningham & Zara Byrne
Club: Bandon
Head coach: Olivia Roycroft
Manager: Susan McCourt
Captain: Rachel Barry
Players in: Clíona Barrett (Blackrock) Emily Brink (South Africa) Greta Deeke (Germany)
Players out: Lily Carey (work)
Ambitions this season: With new teams in & out of the league this season, we will be looking to continue our competitive streak for the top positions while also keeping our eyes on the various cup competitions.
Key Player(s): Ingrid Burns – her vision for the game and creativity when it comes to making plays means she is a force to be reckoned with.
Niamh Callanan – Her pace and work ethic drives our attacking game. Her clinical ability in the circle will be crucial this year.
Pam Forde – Pam’s reaction and ability to read the game minutes ahead of everyone give her the edge to make some incredible tackles when required.
Rising Stars: Kate Collins, Kate’s second year playing senior hockey this year but her calm approach and silky skills means she is definitely going to play a key role in our team.
Maia McCourt – her speed and ability to control the ball in the most difficult of situations makes for very exciting times when she is on the ball!
Comment from the Head Coach: “We had some good results last season despite having a very small squad. We’re looking forward to building on that this year with some exciting, and much needed new additions to the team.”
Club: Catholic Institute
Coach: Eimear Cregan
Assistant Coach: Kym Daly
Assistant Coach: Ger O’Carroll
Manager: Brenda Moloney
Captain: Anna Horan
Vice Captain: Michelle Barrett
Players in: Tabby Billingham, Anna Rose Benson (Limerick)
Players out: Leah Clery (Old Alex), Tory Byrne (College Abroad) Faye Luby (UCC) Ali Clein (Ashton)
Ambitions for the season ahead: To reach the EYHL playoffs.
Key Players: Irish Senior international Naomi Carroll, Captain Anna Horan, Vice Captain Michelle Barrett and Goalkeeper Pam Smithwick Hearne
Club: Cork Church of Ireland
Coach: Leslie Ruddock
Manager: Niamh Lehane
Captain: TBC
Players In: Hannah Honner (Returning), Julie Coyne (Returning), Aoife Collins (Returning), Laura Bermingham (UCC).
Players Out: Isabelle Martin (UCC), Ella Lehane (UCC), Nicole Clarke (UCC), Katie Wilson (UCC), Daire Healy (TBC), Niamh O’Leary (Dublin).
Ambitions for the season: Build from where the team was last year. Improve on our league position and bring through some of the up-and-coming young players. Enjoy our opportunities in Irish cup competitions, while making a good impression in our own provincial cup competitions.
We welcome back four Division 1 players, which is a positive sign for the club, but unfortunately, we are also losing some to college places.
Key Player(s): Nicola Kerr, Alex O’Grady, Hannah Honner.
Players breaking through/rising stars: Sally Murray and Ruby Lehane
Club: Crescent HC
Coach: John Meyler
Manager: Eamonn Byrne
Captain: Emily Scully
Players in: N/A
Players out: Amy Connolly (Strasbourg on Erasmus), Zoe Page (Eindhoven on Co-op), Fay Graham (Loughborough University, UK)
Ambition for the season ahead: Last season we competed in Div 1 for the 1st time in our brief history and finished mid-table. The ambition for the team for this year is to improve on last year’s position and continue to develop and to enjoy the season similar to last year.
Key Players: Maria Campbell, Elizabeth Scully & Cliona Byrne
Rising Stars: Alicia Reddan, Aoife Toomey and Saoirse Gaffney who represented Munster U16 last year. We are looking forward to seeing these players continue to develop, by playing both schools hockey and Ladies Div1 this year. Jayne Casey has progressed to our Div1 squad after playing a key role last year in our 2nd Team who were promoted to Div4.
Club: Cork Harlequins
Head coach: Clíodhna Sargent and Yvonne O’Byrne
Manager: Vanessa Sargent
Assistant Manager: Pat Sargent
Players in: None
Players out: Áine Power (UCC), Ruby Walsh (Dartmouth University), Beth Anne O’Farrell (UCC)
Co-Captains: Michelle Barry and Niamh Sexton
Ambitions this season: Our ambition is to be very competitive and hard to beat in both provincial and National competitions.
Key Player(s): Whilst the squad will be looking again to the leadership of Michelle Barry and Niamh Sexton, and the experience of Cliodhna Sargent and Yvonne O Byrne, there are many key players in the team that will play a huge role in the success of our season.
Rising Stars: One of our top goal scorers from last season Joy Sampson will be one to keep an eye on again this season, alongside other forwards Rachel O’Shea & Alex Dale. Goalkeeper Lucy Nixon will again have an important role to play after proving her value between the posts for Quins last season. We also have a number of U18 players stepping up into the squad for the first time and we look forward to watching these players grow throughout the season.
Comment from the Head Coach: We are looking forward to an enjoyable season with many competitive games. We haven’t had the opportunity to play any preseason games but training has been very physical and we hope to showcase this intensity throughout the season.
Club: UCC
Coach: Darren Collins
Assistants: Rachael Kohler and Caroline Collins
Analysis: Len Browne
Manager: Trish Murphy
Captain: Jane Murphy
Players in: Aine Power (Harlequins), Beth Anne O Farrell (Harlequins), Bronagh O Shaughnessy (Ashton), Eabha Curran (Ashton)
Players out:Abi O Mahony (Pembroke Wanderers)
Ambitions for the season ahead: The main ambition of this season will be to stay in the EYHL1 and develop the players to the standard required.
Key player(s): Robyn Murphy, Julia McCarthy, Aine Power, Emma O Sullivan, Jane Murphy, Lauren Cripps
Players breaking through/rising stars: Aine Power
The Munster Men’s Division 1 season kicks off this weekend with two exciting fixtures. With Ashton’s relegation to Division 2, the league now consists of five teams, each facing one another three times throughout the season. The top three teams from last year—Harlequins, C of I, and Bandon—will also compete in EY2, which begins after the Christmas break. Meanwhile, Waterford and Institute will vie for success in the Charity Cup.
This season is set to be fiercely competitive, with teams likely to take points off each other throughout the campaign. Cork Harlequins, who narrowly missed EY1 qualification last season, are expected to be slight favourites. However, they will face strong competition from their old rivals, C of I. The three fixtures between these two sides will be crucial in determining the league’s outcome.
Bandon and Waterford fought closely for the third spot in EY2 last season, with Bandon narrowly securing it. Institute will be aiming to build on last season’s performance, having come close to toppling the leading teams on several occasions.
Below is a team by team summary:
Club: Bandon Hockey Club
Coach: Alastair Smith
Manager: Mark Deane
Captain: Fionn O’Leary
Players in: Matthew Jennings (Australia), Sean Landy (Harlequins)
Players out: Iarlaith O’Neill (Harlequins)
Ambitions for the season ahead: To win everything in Munster, qualify out of EYHL2 group and win the IHT.
Key player(s): Strong squad this year and great to have Colin Kingston back from injury. His leadership will benefit the younger lads.
Players breaking through/rising stars: Alan Buttimer and Harry McCourt will be key players this season.
Club: Catholic Institute Hockey Club
Coach: Gary O’ Connor
Manager: Ken Stockil
Captain: Jack Stockil
Players in:
Players out: Zac Moloney (Corinthians), Dave Pearse (Pembroke)
Ambitions for the season ahead: With a new management group for our 1s team this season, the goal for us is to implement a new style of play and create a culture where our players can enjoy their hockey. We want to focus on developing our players that are coming through and build a strong team that can compete for silverware in the second half of the season. Our focus will be on level of performance rather than results in the early part of the season, building towards the cup competitions after Christmas. We are delighted to have Gary O’ Connor on board to coach our 1s team this season, he has had huge success with Munster Interpro Squads over the past number of years and is heavily invested in developing the club for the future.
Key player(s): Hugh Walsh, Nick Lampp, Cillian Archer
Players breaking through/rising stars: Akshay Sugathan, Teige Moloney, Sean O’ Donoghue
Club: Cork Church of Ireland Hockey Club
Coach: Jonny Bruton
Manager: Clive Olden
Captain: Ian Balding
Players in: Stuart O’Grady (Ashton), James Cumming (Gryphons HC)
Players out: N/A
Ambitions for the season ahead: Coming out of a promising season, we’re looking to add another layer of consistency and professionalism to our game. Competition for places on the team will help to further drive standards as we look to obtain silverware in Munster and compete in EYHL2 playoffs.
Key player(s): Our squad depth will be key to challenging for success
Players breaking through/rising stars: Jamie Horgan, Andrew Sweetnam
Club: Cork Harlequins Hockey Club
Coach: Denis Pritchard
Assistant Coach: Jason Black
Manager: Mark O’Driscoll
Captain: Julian Dale
Players in: Iarlaith O’Neill (Bandon), Clyde Buttimer (Ashton).
Players out: Jack O’Meara (Hampstead & Westminster). John Whyte (Corinthians).
Ambitions for the season ahead: We are looking to go one game further than last season and get promoted to EY1.
Key player(s): Iarlaith O’Neill, Sam Dale & Ross Bailey.
Players breaking through/rising stars: Sean Curtin, Flor Scully & Denis McCarthy.
Club: Waterford Hockey Club
Coach: Richard Jones
Manager: Jonathan Earl
Captain: Ben McInerney
Players in: Sam Johnson (Pembroke Wanderers HC), Malachy Shute (Railway HC)
Players Out: Oisin Gavin (Corinthians HC)
Ambitions for the season ahead: To continue to improve, integrate our young talent and secure place in EY2.
Key players: Isaac Johnson, Ben McInerney, Hayden Jones
Break through players: Alfie O’Shea, Cathal Duffy, William McInerney
The following panel has been selected for the upcoming interpro series for season 24/25. Well done to all those selected.
Aidan Dooley – Newtown School – Waterford Hockey Club
Anish Nugent – Bandon Grammar School – Bandon Hockey Club
Ben McInerney – Bandon Grammar School – Bandon Hockey Club
Ben Russell – Ashton School – Cork Harlequins
Billy O’ Leary – Bandon Grammar School – Cork Harlequins
Cal Murphy – Ashton School – Church Of Ireland
Cathal Duffy – Newtown School – Waterford Hockey Club
Christian Mahony – Midleton College – Midleton Hockey Club
Daniel Bywater – Ashton School – Cork Harlequins
Elliott Jackman – Newtown School – Waterford Hockey Club
James Bryan – Carrigaline Community School – Cork Harlequins
Kayden Kennedy – Yeats – Waterford Hockey Club
Matthew Fletcher – Newtown School – Waterford Hockey Club
Matthew Hamilton Foott – Bandon Grammar School – Bandon Hockey Club
Max Dorgan – Ashton School – Church Of Ireland
Robert Cronin – Coláiste an Chraoibhín Fermoy – Midleton Hockey Club
Rowan O’Byrne – Bandon Grammar School – Cork Harlequins
William Black – Ashton School – Cork Harlequins
Cian O’Donovan – PBC – Ashton
Ethan O’Sullivan – Midleton College – Midleton Hockey Club
Paddy Creagh – Midleton College – Midleton Hockey Club
The following panel has been selected for the upcoming interpros series for season 24/25. Well done to all those selected.
Aidan Gambura – Bandon Grammar – Church of Ireland
Alfie O’Shea – Newtown – Waterford Hockey Club
Andrew Sweetnam – Midleton College – Church of Ireland
Billy Smyth – Ashton – Cork Harlequins
Charlie Bateman – Ashton – Cork Harlequins
Cuan Twomey – CBS Midleton – Midleton Hockey Club
Denis McCarthy – Ashton – Cork Harlequins
Diarmuid Coffey – Colaiste an Spioraid Naoimh – Cork Harlequins
Flor Rahilly Scully – Kinsale Community School – Cork Harlequins
Graham White – Bandon Grammar – Church of Ireland
Harry Earl – Newtown – Waterford Hockey Club
Harry McCourt – Bandon Grammar – Bandon HC
Hayden Jones – Newtown – Waterford Hockey Club
Hugo Casey Flodman – Ashton – Cork Harlequins
Jack Chambers – St Brogans College Bandon – Bandon HC
Jamie Horgan – Bandon Grammar – Church of Ireland
Josh Hevey Tynne – Ard Scoil Ris Limerick – Catholic Institute
Kayden Costa-Holmes – Midleton College – Midleton Hockey Club
Louis McDaid – Ashton – Church of Ireland
Oisin Gavin – Newtown – Corinthians HC
Ollie Killeen – Midleton College – Midleton Hockey Club
Rob Olden – Midleton College – Church of Ireland
Sean Curtin – Midleton College – Cork Harlequins
Sean Landers – Bruce College – Church of Ireland
Teige Moloney – Villiers School – Catholic Institute
Congrats to the follow that have been selected:
Mary Barry – Mount Mercy College – Belvedere
Freya Bateman – Mount Mercy – Cork Harlequins
Lily Burke – St Augustine’s – Dungarvan
Libby Collins – Mount Mercy – Cork Harlequins
Aoibhe Dempsey – Crescent Comprehensive College – Crescent
Ava Doupe – Crescent College Comprehensive – Crescent Hockey Club
Eva Dullea – Mount Mercy College Cork – Cork Harlequins
Tessa Dwyer – Midleton College – Midleton Hockey Club
Saoirse Gaffney – Laurel Hill Colaiste – Crescent Hockey Club , Limerick
Ailbhe Hally – Ursuline College Thurles – Cashel New Inn Club
Isabel Hill – Scoil Mhuire Cork – Ashton Hockey
Michaela Jones – Newtown – Waterford
Lilymay Kelleher – Scoil Mhuire – Cork Harlequins
Caoilinn Lane – Crescent college comprehensive – CIAC
Emma McDonald – Ursuline Secondary School Thurles – Carlow Hockey Club
Sophia Meaney – Laurel Hill Colaiste FCJ – Crescent Hockey Club
Gabrielle Morrissey – Ursuline Secondary School Thurles – Cashel New Inn HC
Jenny Murphy – St Angela’s College – Ashton Hockey Club
Louise Murray – Mount Mercy – Harlequins
Ella O’Shaughnessy – St Angela’s College – Ashton
Catherine Scully – Crescent College Comprehensive – Crescent HC
Katya Shorten – Ursuline Secondary School Thurles – Nenagh Hockey Club
Sarah Spain – Ursuline Convent Thurles – Cashel/ New Inn
Rachel Sweetnam – Midleton College – Cork Harlequins
Still to be assessed:
Evie O Donoghue
Aiveen O Donoghue
Adele O Sullivan
Holly Brinn
The u16 boys team for the Summer has been announced. Congrats to all those selected.
Aidan Dooley – Newtown – Waterford
Andrew Noonan – Rochestown College – Ashton
Anish Nugent – Bandon Grammar – Bandon
Ben Mc Inerney – Bandon Grammar – Bandon
Ben Russell – Ashton – Harlequins
Billy O Leary – Bandon Grammar – Harlequins
Cathal Duffy – Newtown – Waterford
Cal Murphy – Ashton – C of I
Christian Mahoney – Midleton College – Midleton
Cian O’ Donovan – Presentation Brothers – Ashton
Daniel Bywater – Ashton – Harlequins
Danial O’ Sullivan – Midleton College – Midleton
Elliot Jackman – Newtown – Waterford
Ethan Armitage – Ashton – C of I
Ethan O Sullivan – Midleton College – Midleton
Isaac Banks – Christian Brothers Cork – Ashton
James Bryan – Carrigaline CS – Harlequins
Kayden Kennedy – Mount Sion – Waterford
Mathew Fletcher – Newtown – Waterford
Mathew Hamilton Foott – Bandon Grammar – Bandon
Max Dorgan – Ashton – C of I
Max Kelly – Newtown – Waterford
Paddy Creagh – Midleton College – Midleton
Robert Cronin – Colaiste an Chraoibhir – Midleton
Rory Jackson – Ashton – C of I
Rowan O Byrne – Bandon Grammar – Harlequins
William Black – Ashton – Harlequins
The u18 boys team for the Summer has been announced. Congrats to all those selected.
Aidan Gambura – Bandon Grammar – Church of Ireland
Alfie O’Shea – Newtown – Waterford Hockey Club
Andrew Sweetnam – Midleton College – Church of Ireland
Billy Smyth – Ashton – Cork Harlequins
Charlie Bateman – Ashton – Cork Harlequins
Cuan Twomey – CBS Midleton – Midleton Hockey Club
David Maher – Castletroy College – Catholic Institute
Denis McCarthy – Ashton – Cork Harlequins
Diarmuid Coffey – Colaiste an Spioraid Naoimh – Cork Harlequins
Flor Rahilly Scully – Kinsale Community School – Cork Harlequins
Graham White – Bandon grammar – Church of Ireland
Harry Earl – Newtown School – Waterford Hockey Club
Harry McCourt – Bandon Grammar – Bandon HC
Hayden Jones – Newtown secondary – Waterford Hockey Club
Hugo Casey Flodman – Ashton – Cork Harlequins
Jack Chambers – St Brogans College Bandon – Bandon HC
Jake Barry – Ashton – Church of Ireland
Jamie Horgan – Bandon Grammar – Church of Ireland
Josh Hevey Tynne – Ard Scoil Ris Limerick – Catholic Institute
Kayden Costa-Holmes – Midleton College – Midleton Hockey Club
Kieran Carroll – Kinsale Community School – Cork Harlequins
Louis McDaid – Ashton – Church of Ireland
Oisin Gavin – Newtown – Waterford Hockey Club
Ollie Killeen – Midleton College – Midleton Hockey Club
Rian Acheson – Villiers School – Catholic Institute
Rob Olden – Midleton College – Church of Ireland
Rory O’Brien – Midleton College – Midleton Hockey Club
Sean Curtin – Midleton College – Cork Harlequins
Sean Landers – Bruce College – Church of Ireland
Teige Moloney – Villiers School – Catholic Institute
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