U16 Girls
DWL U16 Division 1
Letterkenny Rovers 2–2 Swilly Rovers
Letterkenny Rovers earned a point after hosting Swilly Rovers at Leckview Park.
Rovers made a strong start, with Hanna Stolarczyk opening the scoring on nine minutes. The home side continued to create opportunities throughout the first half, with Elle Doherty, Aisling McGinley, and Amy Moore influential in midfield.
Swilly responded early in the second half with two quick goals to take the lead. Rovers showed great character to respond, and Aisling McGinley levelled the match with a powerful strike from the edge of the box into the bottom corner.
Rovers pushed forward in search of a winner, with Millie O’Donovan and Aoibhinn McLaughlin contributing well in attack, but both sides ultimately shared the points.
U16 Rovers
In an exciting match on Saturday, June 27th, Donegal Town narrowly triumphed over Letterkenny Rovers. Rovers initially took the lead with a goal from Thalji AlDaher in the first half.
It wasn't until later in the second half that Donegal Town equalized, having previously missed a penalty opportunity.
Shortly after leveling the score, Donegal Town seized the advantage with a long-range strike.
Both teams were actively creating chances throughout the game.
In the dying moments, Rovers were awarded a penalty, but it was saved, and the final whistle soon followed.
The final score was Letterkenny Rovers 1 - 2 Donegal Town.
U14 Crusaders
Letterkenny Crusaders 4–2 Bonagee Arcade
A competitive and entertaining game this evening saw the Crusaders secure their second three points of the league campaign.
Bonagee made a strong start and took an early lead, but the Crusaders responded well and created a number of chances. Their persistence paid off when Jopello Adeyemi converted from the penalty spot to bring the sides level.
After the break, Bonagee edged back in front, but the Crusaders showed great resilience under pressure and continued to push forward. Their determination was rewarded in the closing stages, with goals from Jonathan Bonia, Jopello Adeyemi, and Jessie George-Gbagi sealing an impressive comeback victory.
A special mention to Aoise Diver, who made her debut for the Crusaders and delivered a composed and confident performance in midfield.
Player of the Match: Jan Kania, for an outstanding display in goal, including two excellent saves at crucial moments.
Up the Rovers! #uptherovers
U12 Crusaders
Milford United 2 - 0 Letterkenny Crusaders
Milford United came out on top in an entertaining match played at Aura on Monday night. In warm conditions, Crusaders started strongly but found it difficult to break down a well-organised Milford side. Jake Devlin had a notable chance, but the sides went in level at halftime.
Crusaders continued to press early in the second half, with Lopsy Adeyemi coming closest when his effort was cleared off the line. Milford opened the scoring shortly after and added a second five minutes later.
Crusaders created a number of chances throughout the game, with Lopsy Adeyemi and Vlad Peresiechnyl going close late on. However, Milford defended well to secure the win.
Cillian McCauley and Lopsy Adeyemi stood out for Crusaders, with Player of the Match Brandon Ndlovu delivering an impressive performance.
U14 Girls
U14 Donegal Women’s League: Letterkenny Rovers 3–3 Letterbarrow Celtic
Letterkenny Rovers and Letterbarrow Celtic shared the points after an entertaining 3–3 draw in a lively U14 Donegal Women’s League encounter played over 70 minutes.
The home side opened the scoring on 18 minutes when Lana Szydelko found the net. Letterbarrow responded well and were level six minutes later through Eabha Conneely.
Rovers regained the lead on 29 minutes when Cadhla McVeigh finished confidently from an Aoise Dover cross. Letterbarrow again showed resilience, with Taylor McGinty equalising on 37 minutes.
Faith Adun restored Rovers’ advantage on 44 minutes with a well-taken goal. The hosts continued to create chances, while Letterbarrow remained a threat on the break. The visitors made the most of their opportunities and earned a share of the points when Lauren Quinn struck on 58 minutes to make it 3–3.
For Letterkenny Rovers, Lydia McLaughlin and Mary Stan-Mako produced strong performances, while Elsa Callaghan and Zoe Torrens stood out for Letterbarrow Celtic in a competitive and entertaining contest.
U14 Rovers
Letterkenny Rovers 1–0 Illistrin
In very challenging conditions, Letterkenny Rovers came out on top in a closely contested game. Ade scored the decisive goal on 23 minutes, reacting quickly to slot the ball home with a composed finish.
Illistrin started the second half strongly and put the Rovers defence under sustained pressure, but the home side remained resilient to keep a clean sheet. Rovers also created chances of their own after the break but were unable to add to their lead.
A great display from both teams in difficult conditions. #uptherovers
U12 Wanderers
A great performance from our youngest age group competing in the U12s league.
Wanderers started strongly, with goals from Corey Oskar and Sean in the first half setting the tone. Solid defending throughout the game ensured control was maintained, and the side added further goals in the second half through Peter Jude and Elizer.
U9 Girls
A huge milestone for our U9 Foyle Cup girls today as they took part in their first competitive tournament, and what a day it was.
After five strong performances in the group stages, the girls earned their place in the Shield Final and finished as winners. An outstanding achievement and a moment they will remember for a long time.
Every player should be very proud. The team showed great determination, worked hard for every ball, and handled the challenges of the day with real composure.
There were excellent contributions all over the pitch:
• Confident goalkeeping, with important saves, strong kick-outs, and even a goal in the final.
• A well-organised defence that read the game well and stayed disciplined.
• A hardworking midfield that covered ground and supported both attack and defence.
• An effective forward line that took their chances when it mattered.
The teamwork, attitude, and understanding of the game on display were a credit to the group. A brilliant day for the squad and a strong sign of what is ahead.