SFL
Athgarvan 1-7 Sarsfields 0-2
WHILE Sarsfields adapted to the inclement conditions better than the home side they failed to reflect this on the scoreboard, missing several opportunities from frees.

However, Athgarvan, while not playing to their potential, registered 1-5 in the first half, the goal coming Aileen Whelehan, who finished clinically.

Athgarvan had the difficulty of playing into the breeze in the second half which they did well. Raising their game a gear they created chances in front of the Sarsfield goal only to misjudge the strength of the breeze and failed on several occasions to split the posts. However, their perseverance paid off and they registered scores from Ber Coffey and Fiona Noone.

Sarsfields opened their scoring from a free by Kim Turner followed by a well taken point from Emma Hannon.

Congratulations to manager Frank Delaney and his daughter, midfielder Edel, who completed the Great BUPA Ireland Run on Saturday for the Marie Keating Fund. They finished together in an impressive 53 minutes.

Confey 4-12 Sarsfielda 4-5 CONFEY had three points on the board at an early stage provided by Orla O'Shea and Deirdre Gatley. Sarsfields drove forward and hit some bad wides. Confey then found the net scored by Mary Corscadden. They adde two more and though Sarsfields hit back, they trailed at half-time, 3-5 to 1-0. The Sash fought well on the resumption with 1-2. O'Shea got some good points for the winners. Sarsfields got a goal but SinŽad Dowd responded in kind. Confey were dealt a blow when reduced to 14 players and Sarsfields scored 1-2 but time ran out on them in the end.

U-16 Sarsfields 3-5 Confey 2-5 SARSFIELDS recorded their first victory over Confey at underage level on Saturday. Iona Daly gave Sarsfields the start they wanted with 1-1. Aine Gately responded with a point for Confey and the visitors drew level in the twentieth minute with a goal from Emma Coffey. Jessica Whelehan produced a wonder save from a piledriver from Gately just before the interval to leave the scores level 1-1 each at half-time. The second half began with Daly restoring the home side's advantage with a point in the third minute. An opportunistic goal from Roisin Donohoe put Sarsfields clear but Confey responded in magnificent style and an Orla O'Shea equalised matters. Ten minutes from the end Laura Burke scored a superb goal which proved the difference between the sides in the end.

U-14 Confey beat Sarsfields KATIE Boyle and Emma Coffey opened the scoring. Next scores were 1-2 from Sinead Sweeney and two points from Sarah Murray, who had another great game.

In the second half Coffey pointed for Confey. Then Sarsfields hit back with a goal but.

Confey replied with a point each from Boyle, Sinead Sweeney and Niamh Quinn. Murray got on the score sheet again with a goal and a point. This put the game well out of Sarsfields reach. Confey: Cliodhna MacNamara, Shona McGrath, Sarah Melia, Michelle Savage, Aine O'Connor, Alibhe O'Connor, Rebecca Mullins, Niamh Quinn, Sarah Murray, Stephanie Healy, Emma Coffey, Aisling Caffrey, Katie Boyle, Sinead Sweeney, Lavina McCormack. Sarsfields: Emma Jacob, Cliodhna Donagher, Evelyn Loftus, Paula Cash, Dymphna Egan, Gemma Nolan, Laoise Kelly, Shauna O'Rourke, Jennifer Murphy, Pamela Martin, Aideen Lawless, Emily McCann, Francis McGee, Fiona Dinnehy, Eileen O'Connor.

Milltown 1-5 Carbury 1-1 MILLTOWN continued their winning streak with a good victory over a young Carbury side.

Scores from Amy Molyneaux, Elisha Brennan, Aoife Jacob and Kelly Fagan put Milltown in control with Carbury keeping in touch through scores from Catherine O'Malley and Serena Dowling.

Milltown 5-2 Clane 2-5 MILLTOWN opened the scoring with a fine goal from the youthful Anna Kavanagh, followed by a point from Amy Molyneaux. Lisa Callan opened Clane's account with a well taken point.

Both teams served up some fine football with further scores for Milltown by Sarah Kavanagh 1-0, Kelly Fagan 2-0 and Molyneaux 1-1. Clane scorers were Sinead Healy, Lisa O Connor and Danielle Redmond with a point each and Jacqui Ussher with a fine 2-1 tally.

Eadestown 5-9 Clane 4-0 IN the 10th minute Jade Hinch dropped a high ball into the Eadestown net and three minutes later Jackie Usher pounced on a bad kickout to repeat the dose. There was no score for the next nine minutes until Danielle Kelly opened Eadestown's account with a well-taken goal. Bad marking by Eadestown at midfield allowed Clane to attack straight away and when the ball came back of the upright Hinch was on hand to shoot to the net.

For the remainder of the half Eadestown took control of the game scoring 1-2 without reply. Gillian Roe pointed after good work from Denise and Anna Sargent, and them same player found the net soon after. Anna Sargent's free left the winners just a point behind at the break, 3-0 to 2-2.

Eadestown came out and scored three points in the first three minutes, from Roe and Claire Bryan (two). This was followed in the fifth minute by a SinŽad Quinn goal, Clane's last score. Eadestown took complete control thereafter with goals from Danielle Kelly, Orlagh O'Hanlon and Roe making the game safe.

Eadestown: Laura Mooney, Beibhinn Jameson, Kathryn Higgins, Orla Hoey, Kate Shaw, Roisin Ellis, Emma Carey, Ciara Jameson 0-1, Claire Bryan 0-3, Denise Sargent, Rebecca Whyte 0-1, Orlagh Hanlon 1-0, Danielle Kelly 2-1, Gillian Roe 2-2, Anna Sargent 0-1.

Clane: Danielle O'Sulivan, Debra Ussher, Niamh Farrelly, Clare O'Neill, Megan Harold, Lisa O'Connor, Becky Kelly, Shauna Kilkenny, April Connolly, Leanne Cullen, Danielle Redmond, Donna Byrne, Jade Hinch 2-0, Jacqui Ussher 1-0, Sinead Quinn 1-0.