Rosie Stewart Cup: Queen’s 0 Carrick 15

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John McMurtry

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A strong Carrick side came away from the Dub with a 15  – 0 victory against Queen’s Ladies. The seasiders now face Cavan in the Semi-Final of the Rosie Stewart Cup.

The match kicked off as 12 aside due to Queen’s being unable to field a full squad and Carrick quickly went on the attack with sprinting from her own half to score on the right.

A series of injuries weakened Queen’s further and Carrick grabbed another try through with the veteran forcing her way over the line after a period of sustained pressure.

capped a strong performance when she dove over the line for Carrick’s third try but shortly after the match was called as a win for Carrick after a third Queen’s player was unable to continue having received an accidental blow to the head.

Some Carrick players swapped sides and the remainder of the game was played as a friendly.

Carrick Squad: Louise Andrews, Lauren Arthur, Suzie Cavan, Hilary Cawood, Nikki Deehan, Aimee Ellis, Sabrina Higgins, Claire  Kirkwood, Claire  McAtamney, Jenna McCammon, Joanne McIlwaine, Rosie McKee, Carol  McQuillan, Suzanna McVeigh, Alyson Hughes, Helen Smyth, Laura Todd, Yana Tweed, Lydine Wilson

Queen’s Squad: Abby Borchert, Lorenza Scavino, Ashley McFaul, Claire Kidd, Catherine Mallon, Grace Cole, Louise O’Toole, Melissa Zener, Abigail Frowde, Emma McDonald, Lisa Erskine

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