Virginia Under 18 girls were crowned champions of Ulster following their weekend victory over local rivals Monaghan.
The win completed a clean-sweep of victories with 10 wins from 10 for the Virginia girls.
Congratulations to the players, coaches and parents who all contributed to the club’s success.
The girls will have a short bit of downtime before beginning their Cup campaign which starts on Sunday 26th March.
Back row Left to right: Lisa Mullen, Eimear Coyle, Emma Ryan, Sarah Corrie, Leah McCabe, Sarah Drumm, Keelin Brady, Ava Fannin, Towy Neale (secretary of Ulster Youth Committee), Megan Brodie, Leah Gregory, Ciara Byers, Nicole Higgins, Courtney Farrell, Rebecca Warren.
Front row left to right: Chiara Salomone, Rebecca Snell, Ciara Brown, Megan Higgins, Amanda McQuade, Emma Lochaden, Chloe Duffy, Victoria Whyte, Sorcha Higgins, Sara Whitley, Amber Redmond, Sorcha Fitzsimons and Hannah Grimes.
Missing from picture: Cáolinn McCormack, Ruth Gilsenan and Emily Gregory.
The win completed a clean-sweep of victories with 10 wins from 10 for the Virginia girls.
Congratulations to the players, coaches and parents who all contributed to the club’s success.
The girls will have a short bit of downtime before beginning their Cup campaign which starts on Sunday 26th March.
Back row Left to right: Lisa Mullen, Eimear Coyle, Emma Ryan, Sarah Corrie, Leah McCabe, Sarah Drumm, Keelin Brady, Ava Fannin, Towy Neale (secretary of Ulster Youth Committee), Megan Brodie, Leah Gregory, Ciara Byers, Nicole Higgins, Courtney Farrell, Rebecca Warren.
Front row left to right: Chiara Salomone, Rebecca Snell, Ciara Brown, Megan Higgins, Amanda McQuade, Emma Lochaden, Chloe Duffy, Victoria Whyte, Sorcha Higgins, Sara Whitley, Amber Redmond, Sorcha Fitzsimons and Hannah Grimes.
Missing from picture: Cáolinn McCormack, Ruth Gilsenan and Emily Gregory.