The Front Row Union Sport - 2021-07-24 Ireland U19 1 Scotland U19 1 Women Four Nations

2021-07-24 Ireland U19 1 Scotland U19 1 Women Four Nations

Jul 27, 2021

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On Saturday Ireland U19 Women played Scotland U19 Women in their penultimate Four Nations Series game at University of Ulster, Jordanstown, Campus.

Ireland Women took the lead, through Holly Barr, after 2 minutes, in what was tight game, with defenses on top.

We had to wait until the final minute of the 4th quarter for the next goal, when Scotland equalized, through Lucy Smith, with the game ending as a draw a full time to set up the shoot-out competition for a bonus point.

The Irish keeper was in fine form, saving 3 Scottish strokes, to give Ireland a 3-0 victory in the penalty competition.

With Wales beating England in their match the draw and bonus point was enough to confirm the Irish U19’s as Four Nations champions with Sunday’s game still to play.

Squads

Ireland U19: Aoife Glennon(GK), Holly Micklem(GK), Niamh McIvor, Emma Paul(C), Lucy Craig, Nikki Barry, Charlotte Beggs, Sophie Dix, Leah O’Shea, Eva Lavelle, Jennifer Hamill, Milly Lynch, Lucy Mackey, Ali Griffin, Martha McCready, Aisling Murray, Ella Brown, Nicola Torrans.

Scotland U19: Cara McAllister (GK), Georgie Yuille, Ava Findlay, Lucy Williamson, Molly Morris, Corrie Hay, Rhiannon Carr, Katie Swanson(C), Amy Salmon, Lucy Smith, Itske Hooftman, Charlotte Simmers, Ellie Stott, Zara Mason, Anna Hoolaghan, Sophie Hinds, Jennifer Tait, Maddie Boyes (GK)