The Front Row Union Sport - Women’s Junior Cup Belfast Harlequins 31 Cooke 2 5

Women’s Junior Cup Belfast Harlequins 31 Cooke 2 5

Dec 14, 2021

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At Sunday lunchtime Belfast Harlequins Women met Cooke Women 2 in a Deloitte Women’s Junior Cup tie at Deramore Park.

Quins attacked from kick off, pinning Cooke back in their ‘22′. After a series of drives Eva Cafolla got over for an unconverted try to give Quins a 5-0 lead on 4 minutes.

Quins continued to press and it was against the run of play when Annie Timmoney broke from well inside her own half and set off on a solo run to score and level the score at 5 – 5 on 12 minutes.

Annie Timmoney breaks, from her own half, to open Cooke’s account

Despite all the pressure Quins did not score again until 35 minutes, when Emma McQuitty scored an unconverted try for Quins to lead 10 – 5.

Quins lead 10 – 5 at Halftime.

Quins continued to press after the break, but it was not until the 57^th minute that Khloe Miller got over close to the posts for a try converted by Stacey Bryce to increase the lead to 17 – 5.