Mayo Women's Soccer League(MWSL )
MWSL | Super League: Super | Season: 2009
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P |
W |
D |
L |
F |
A |
GD |
Pts |
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1 |
CASTLEBAR CELTIC |
12 |
10 |
2 |
0 |
42 |
11 |
31 |
32 |
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2 |
MANULLA |
12 |
7 |
1 |
4 |
29 |
16 |
13 |
22 |
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3 |
KILLALA |
12 |
7 |
0 |
5 |
32 |
22 |
10 |
21 |
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4 |
WESTPORT UTD |
12 |
4 |
3 |
5 |
22 |
23 |
-1 |
15 |
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5 |
KILMORE |
12 |
4 |
2 |
6 |
20 |
32 |
-12 |
14 |
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6 |
SNUGBORO UTD |
12 |
1 |
4 |
7 |
13 |
33 |
-20 |
7 |
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7 |
STRAIDE & FOXFORD |
12 |
1 |
4 |
7 |
7 |
28 |
-21 |
7 |



Mayo U17 Girls League Cup.
Group A
Castlebar Celtic
Snugboro Group B
Kilmore
Ballyvary Blue Bombers
Manulla
After the league stage the winners of group A play the winners of group B
Second play second, third play third & fourth plays fourth.
(1 v 1, 2 v 2, 3 v 3, 4 v 4)
Semi Finals (X) Winners of 1 v Winners of 4
(Y) Winners of 2 v Winners of 3
Final X v Y.
October Fixtures
Fixtures for
September
Thursday September 3rd
Texoil cup semi-final 6.30
Snugboro 0-6
Manulla
Sunday September 6th 12 noon
Texoil cup Q - final
Castlebar celtic 5 - 4 killala
League
Sunday September
13th 12 noon
Texoil cup semi-final
Kilmore 1 - 2
celtic
Dazzle disco cup semi-final
Friday September
18th time T.B.C
League
Killala 2 - 5
celtic
Under 17
league cup
Sunday sep. 20th
Snugboro v S & FSeptember 27th
Texoil Cup Final in Milebush Park K.O. 2 pm
Under 17 league cup @11.30 (due to cup Final)
Snugboro vs S&F
BBB vs Kilmore
Under 17
league cup 12 noon every sunday
Group A
Castlebar celtic
Straide and
Foxford
Snugboro
Ballinrobe town
Group B
Kilmore
Manulla
Ballyvary blue
bombers
Each team
plays home and away
After six
games team in forth place in group A plays forth place in group B and so on
Home advantage
goes to the team with more points, if
even then goal difference , if even then goals scored , if even after that
least goals conceded
Fixtures for August Womens League
Texoil cup @ 12 noon
Sunday 9th
Manulla 4 - 0
League
Kilmore 1 - 1 Snugboro
Thursday 13th @7pm League
Killala 3 -0 S&F
Sunday 23th @12 noon League
Killala vs Manulla (off)
Thursday 20th @7pm league
S&F 0 - 3 Killala
Sunday 23rd @ 12 noon
Texoil cup
Castlebar Celtic VS Killala (off)
Castlebar Celtic 3 - 0 S&F League
Sunday 30th @ 12 noon league
Killala vs Castlebar Celtic
S&F 0 - 3 Kilmore
The Under 13 trophy was won by a deserving
Well Done To All Involved To Players, Managers, Parents To Fai Staff That Made The Four Day Event A Success But From The Connaught Side We Especially Like To Thank Moyia Parkes, Jeremy Dee, Catherine
Thanks To Mayo R.D.O Paul Byrne for his continued commitment to girls/women’s soccer.
Following the success of the FAI/FAS Course for Girls, the 3rd course will start in September 2009 and will again take place in the Clondalkin Sports & Leisure Centre, Dublin. This programme enables female
footballers, who have left school and are interested in developing their football career or developing a potential career in the sport and leisure industry, to enhance both their football skills and educational level.
The programme also enables females to develop the skills and knowledge required to enhance employment prospects in the sports and recreation industry. It
provides a potential pathway into 3rd level education and scholarships, while also offering players the chance to experience the rigors and demands placed on players in the professional / semi professional game. It gives players the opportunity to be introduced to the Irish Women's International game as well as playing regular games as part of the
FAI/FAS Team
Through the FAI, participants will gain Introductory to Soccer Coaching badges - Kick Start 1, 2 and Goal-keeping. Meanwhile they will also completing additional modules such as Exercise and Fitness, Studio Instruction, Anatomy and Physiology, IT, Sports & Recreation, Communication, Diet & Nutrition, personal fitness and special populations.
From fai website
How you can get involved?
For younger girls who don't feel like leaping straight into a competitive league, there will be lots of other things going on in your area over the coming months:
Soccer SistersFor girls in their teens who want to improve their skills and enjoy a different approach to training our Winter Training Camps might be worth checking out!!
For those who want to get involved in competitive football there are clubs / leagues in your local area who are calling out for more players / coaches /referees /administrators.
e-mail mikecj@eircom.net
Dazzel disco cup Format:
Team at forth place, plays team at seventh place.
Team in fifth place plays team at sixth place
Westport vs Snugboro
Manulla vs Straide and Foxford
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Draw for the forthcoming cup 2009.
Texoil Mayo Cup
Round 1:
Straide & Foxford V Manulla
Q.Finals:
(A) Winners round 1 V Westport
(B) Kilmore V Kiltimagh/Knock
(C) Snugboro
(D) Castlbar Celtic V Killala
Semi-Finals:
Snugboro v A
B v D
Final: To be held in Milebush Park Castlbar, on 27th September 2009 at 2:00pm
Mary Walsh Cup
Round 1:
Kilmore 6 - 0 Straide & Foxford
Q.Finals:
(A) Winners round 1 (Kilmore) 1- 6 Killala
(B) Manulla 3 - 1 Westport
(C) Snugboro
(D) Castlbar Celtic
Semi-Finals:
Castlebar 3-0 Snugboro
Kilalla 0-2 Manulla
Final: To be held in Ballinrobe on 19th July 2009.
Manulla 0 - 2 Castlebar Celtic
Chairperson Michael Jennings (0861719449)
Vice-Chairperson Catherine Jennings
Treasurer Diane Hopkins
Assistant Treasurer Richie Flannery (0860825195)
Registrar Sean McDonnell (0863066864)
Secretary Catherine Jennings ( )
Assistant Secretary Diane Hopkins
Mayo Rep to Connaught Michael Jennings
Mayo rep. to W.F.A.I. Sean McDonnell
P.R.O. Jeremy Dee (0869892363)
Fixture Committee S.McDonnell, D.Hopkins,R.Flannery (0860825195) ,B.reilly (0868800378)
Connaught rep to Mayo Jeremy Dee
Mayo Soccer Partnership Reps. Jeremy Dee and Michael Jennings
| Welcome to the Mayo Womens Soccer League Website. Welcome to the mayo Womens Soccer League website. Our aim is to provide you with the most up to date information on Womens Soccer in mayo, Ireland. We hope you can find all you need here. Please e-mail me at mikecj@eircom.net if you have any queries or need any thing added to your club page. But in 2006 Mayo reached the final and in one of the best womens games of 2006 mayo beat U.C.D on a scoreline of 1-0 to win the WFAI senior cup for the very first time. Mayo played in Europe in 2007 representing Ireland later that year they were knocked out in the 1/4 final of the irish cup by liford from clare by a score line of 2 - 1. In 2008 Mayo faced Roscommon in Manulla F.C on july 23rd in the Irish Cup they won 6-0 and played the dublin league on august 10th they won 3 - 1 But lost to peamount on sep.7th by 2-0 so the exited the irish cup for another year. 2009 mayo lost their first game in the irish cup to raheny and so exited the cup on may 3rd in dublin. In recent times emphasis has been put on improving the standard of the underage game. Due to these developments mayo once again boast players on the International scene. Also due to these developments we can now see some of the talent that has been fashioned coming through to the senior levels.
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