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Girls Rugby
































              Back Row (L-R): Tanya Argue, Peace Jameson, Jennifer Sonaike, Rebecca Snell, Debbie Sonaike, Sarah Cherry, Grace Komolafe, Joshua
              Cherry  Front Row (L-R): Amy Smyth, Nicole Ezeudo, Sara Whitley, Sorcha Higgins, Ellie Fay-Foran
              Missing From Photo: Hannah McHugh, Nicole Higgins
                                                 GIRLS TAG RUGBY

              The Girls Tag Rugby team had another extremely successful   throughout the year to coach the team. His hard work and
              year.  Tag Rugby is run by Ms. Argue with the help of   commitment is greatly appreciated. We would also like to
              the coaching and rugby skills of Joshua Cherry.  Great   wish Joshua and our sixth year team members, Debbie and
              enthusiasm and dedication from all the players got the   Ellie, the best of luck in their Leaving Certificate exams and
              season underway with a 4:2 win against Breifne College.   continued success for the future.
              The team competed in The Ulster Girls Schools Cup –   Girls Tag Rugby Team Members: Ellie Fay Foran, Debbie
              Rugby Competition which took place in Virginia Rugby Club   Sonaike, Sara Whitley, Hannah McHugh, Amy Smyth,
              on 25th February 2016. The girls demonstrated their talents   Megan Higgins, Nicole Higgins, Sarah Cherry, Jennifer
              in a number of excellent individual and team performances   Sonaike, Grace Komolafe, Nicole Ezeudo, Rebecca Snell,
              as they played three tag matches as well as a full contact   Sorcha Higgins, Peace Jameson and Favour Ajogbe.
              game in which they won 45:10 against Bailieborough   Girls Tag Rugby Victory
              Community School. Winning all four matches secured them   Blitz Results
              a place in the Ulster Quarter Finals which was held in the
              Mid-Ulster Arena, Cookstown on 8th March 2016. Again   RSC 5 - 0 Bailieborough Community School
              the team performed exceptionally well, winning three out   RSC 3 – 0 St. Clares
              of the four matches they played in, while the fourth was a   RSC 3 – 2 St. Bricins
              2:2 tie with Omagh Academy. Unfortunately, they fell short   RSC 2 - 2 Omagh Academy
              of reaching the semi-final. The players thoroughly enjoyed   RSC 3 - 2 Royal School Armagh
              this experience, and they look forward to playing friendly   RSC 3 - 0 Limavady Grammer
              matches in the coming weeks.                        RSC 2 - 0 Down High School
              On behalf of the Girls Tag Rugby team we would like to
              sincerely thank Joshua Cherry for giving up his free time

















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