U16 Girls
DWL U16 Division 1
Letterkenny Rovers 3-1 Gweedore United
Letterkenny Rovers hosted Gweedore United on a warm evening in Leckview. The home side got off to a flying start when Amy Moore's looping effort found the back of the net after five minutes. Rovers continued to press forward and doubled their advantage through Aoise Diver. The remainder of the first half was evenly matched. Rovers defence of Ella Doherty, Mmasichukwu Stan-Maki, Lily Gallagher and Faye Casburn were resilient dealing with any danger Gweedore had to offer.
In the second half Rovers were back on the front foot and the home side got their third after a brilliant team move ended up with Cadhla McVeigh converting Hanna Stolarczyk’s low cross. Gweedore pulled one back midway through the second half but Rovers stood firm and held out for the three points.
U12 Girls
FT: Letterkenny Rovers 0–3 Gweedore United 💙⚽
A lively and entertaining game from start to finish, with both teams producing an end-to-end contest full of energy and commitment. Credit to both sets of players for their enthusiasm and effort throughout.
Both sides created some excellent chances, but Gweedore United were clinical in front of goal. Sophie Ferriter bagged two first-half goals before Aoife Ward added a third after the break to secure the win.
Girls U14
DWL U14 Girls
Letterkenny Rovers 3–1 Convoy Arsenal
Letterkenny Rovers claimed all three points after a superb second-half performance in an entertaining U14 DWL encounter.
Convoy started brightly and took the lead on 21 minutes through Amelia Rose Kelly, who showed great strength and composure to finish well after a determined run.
Rovers responded strongly after the break, showing great energy and intent to turn the game around with an excellent team display. Aoise Diver proved decisive, scoring a superb hat-trick with three impressive long-range efforts to secure the win.
Convoy continued to compete throughout, with Molly Bates and Beth Lindsey delivering strong defensive performances, making several key interceptions and blocks to keep their side firmly in the contest. Rovers attackers Laila Devenney and Cadhla McVeigh remained a constant threat in forward areas.
At the other end, Rovers’ defensive unit of Sophie O’Donnell, Lydia McLaughlin and Caitlin Crampsie handled their responsibilities well and contributed to a solid overall display.
It was also a memorable evening for Rovers, with debutants Alexie Thompson, Ayda Diver and Martina Perri all making positive contributions, showing great composure and determination on their first appearances.
Convoy also produced a strong performance, with notable contributions from Rihea Parke and Saheedat Abdulsalami in a well-contested match.