Girls U16s: Samphires 5 v 0 Listowel Celtic (Scorers: Sarah O’Sullivan(2), Alishea Deady(2), Meah Carmody)
Well done to the u16 Girls who progressed to the semi final of the cup following win over Listowel Celtic this morning in sunny Samphire Park. 2 Goals each from Sarah O Sullivan and Alishea Deady and a goal from Meah Carmody did the damage for us. Thanks to Listowel for sporting game and all the parents for continued support.
Girls U15s: Samphires 7 v 0 Killarney Athletic (Scorers: Sarah O’Sullivan(2), Alishea Deady(2), Emily Rose Murphy, Grace Reilly and Saoirse O Rahilly)
Our u15s progressed to the next round of the cup with a win over Killarney Athletic on Saturday morning. All girls played really well with goals from Sarah O Sullivan, Siofra Murphy, Alishea Deady, Emily Rose Murphy, Grace Reilly and Saoirse O Rahily. Special mention to our right back Emma Gaynor who had a great game. Thanks to Killarney Athletic and we wish them the best for the rest of the season.
Community Games: Well done to all the Fenit Samphires Girls who won Bronze medals in the u15 Community games soccer in Mastergeeha today. A lot our players have another year or two at this age group and acquitted themselves very well.
Boys U15s: Samphires 0 v 3 Killarney Celtic
We had a weakened team on Thursday with a number of key players injured or missing. It told as we struggled to compete against a strong Killarney Celtic team. We conceded two sloppy goals in the first half as we failed to defend crosses. In the 2nd half we played better and started to string some passes about. Unfortunately, we couldn’t quite finish and missed some very good chances in front of goal. We paid for this when Killarney scored a third against the run of play. Best for Fenit Diarmuid Murphy who played very well at centre half.
Boys U15s Semi-Final Shield Fenit 0 v 5 Mastergeeha
Again, unfortunately, we had a weakened team against a very physically strong Mastergeeha team who obviously had a team of full age players whereas we were playing a number of players up a year or indeed two years in some cases. We actually started really brightly and played all the football in the first 10 minutes and had a couple of 1/2 chances. However, we conceded an unlucky goal from a deflected header and our heads dropped for the next 5-10 mins and in that period, we conceded again from a header.
Again, we fought back in the 2nd half and played some nice football without ever really looking like scoring. They scored against the run of play from a fantastic strike from distance which left Gary in goals no chance. The physical side of the game began to tell and the much older Mastergeeha team began to dominate and scored two further goals. Credit to the lads for keeping on going but it wasn’t our day. Best for us was Eoghan Crowley at left back.
U13 Girls: Samphires 1 v 0 Castleisland (Scorer: Ava Flaherty)
A hard fought cup win at Samphire Park today as two hard working teams battled it out but we managed to come out on top thanks to a goal from Ava Flaherty the stroke of half time. Every single player worked tirelessly to ensure that we are in the draw for the next round of the cup. Well done everyone 
Well done to Sadhbh and Sarah who both represented Kerry U13 girls today in Dublin flying the flag for Fenit Samphires
Girls U11s: Samphires 3 v 0 Camp (Padraig Harnett Shield Winners) Congratulations to our u11 girls who put in another excellent performance this morning against a very good Camp side and finished as deserving winners. Some of these girls only took up soccer 7 months ago so it’s a huge achievement and great progress made. Congratulations to all our girls, not forgetting Noel & Malachy, who put in a lot of effort with the U11 teams.
Boys U11s: Our u11s finished their season on Friday evening with a game followed by penalties on their coaches before heading to Smaash Burger for an amazing feed afterwards! They had a fantastic season, supplementing the 12s teams many times. Trained by Mike Stack and assisted by Eoin Burns, they are looking forward to next season already! A team of future champions!
Girls U10s: A huge thank you to all of our Under 10 girls and Sarah, their coach, who got to play In Listowel today, the heat was tough for them on their first game against competitive teams. We played 4 games for each of our 2 teams. They did fantastic! We’re so proud. Thank you to the parents who travelled & for everyone who helped out. It takes a community to pull it together! For all the girls who couldn’t make it, tell them not to be upset, we will have plenty of games in the future. Our future is bright!