Sunday afternoon we played host to Ballymacnab in our third game in the Armagh Senior Championship.
We got off to a blistering start, a rasper of a shot from Oisin O’Neill landed in the roof of the Nab net with the game only seconds old.
This score settled us, scoring a further seven points before Ballymacnab converted a ‘45 to give them their opening score of the match.
Two points for each team and with minutes to go until the break we had a strong lead.
The away side scored two points in the losing minutes of the half to leave the score at the break;
Cross 1-09 Ballymacnab 0-05

Madden V Cross
Monday evening the minor team and management travelled to Madden. Martin Conroy was the man in the middle.

The scoring of the match opened in the fourth minute, James Teelan slotted over a point and Madden converted a free.

Points from Oisin Doyle and Dara O’Callaghan  followed to give us a narrow lead with the game only minutes old. Both sides had a number of missed opportunities. Two points from the home-side (1,F) left the game all square with ten to go until the break.

We finished the half strong, scoring 1-4 in those final minutes, James Teelan the goal scorer to leave the score at the break;

All roads led to Derrytrasna on Sunday afternoon for Armagh SFC Group 1 Rd 2 match.

Rían opened the scoring, converting a ‘45 in the second minute.

Points followed from Stephen Morris (2) and Aaron before a superb pass from Mel to Arron which resulted in the opening goal of the contest. Each team registered three points a piece, Oisin, Aaron(F) and Cían and as the game entered the last quarter we had a comfortable lead.

A fantastic catch from Rian who kicked the ball to Cían who headed for goal, turned, shot into the roof of the sarsfields net to give us our second goal and extend our lead.

Rian and Colin scored a point each which was matched by the home side

With a little over three to go to the break, Sarsfields worked the ball well down the field and scored their first goal of the afternoon.

Sarsfields converted a free followed by a Stephen Morris point to leave the score at the break;