The second year of the NI Finals of the Girls Brigade indoor 5-a-side touch rugby took place on Friday night.
18 teams from around the province had battled their way through the 59 team regional qualifiers to earn their spot in the finals at Meadowbank Sports Arena.
The competition on the night was fierce, with closely fought contests in almost every game.
8th NI Trinity Presbyterian, Bangor (pictured) finished top of the pile, narrowly pipping 2nd Place 273rd NI Ballymoney Reformed Presbyterian in a fantastic final, while 38th NI Second Comber Presbyterian claimed the 3rd place honours.
Ulster Rugby would like to thank Emma and Deborah from the Girls Brigade NI for making this partnership possible.
A final ‘Thank You’ must go to all the volunteers, GB leaders and the hundreds of girls who took part throughout October, as without your energy and enthusiasm there would be no event. See you all next year!
18 teams from around the province had battled their way through the 59 team regional qualifiers to earn their spot in the finals at Meadowbank Sports Arena.
The competition on the night was fierce, with closely fought contests in almost every game.
8th NI Trinity Presbyterian, Bangor (pictured) finished top of the pile, narrowly pipping 2nd Place 273rd NI Ballymoney Reformed Presbyterian in a fantastic final, while 38th NI Second Comber Presbyterian claimed the 3rd place honours.
Ulster Rugby would like to thank Emma and Deborah from the Girls Brigade NI for making this partnership possible.
A final ‘Thank You’ must go to all the volunteers, GB leaders and the hundreds of girls who took part throughout October, as without your energy and enthusiasm there would be no event. See you all next year!