2022-06-02 Ulster U16 2 Wales U16 1 Girls U16 Friendly

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The Ulster and Wales U16 Girls sides met for their third, and deciding, match in the end of season friendly series at Ulster University Jordanstown on Thursday afternoon. It’s been a highly competitive, and even, series to date and this match was no different.

The teams got stuck in from the start and Wales looked to be enjoying the better of the early exchanges. However, Ulster worked their way into the game and took their chances with Scarlett Taylor opening the scoring with a well struck penalty corner.

All smiles from Ulster’s scorers Kia McCartney and Scarlett Taylor after Taylor opened the scoring against Wales.

Ulster looked to be getting well on top in the second quarter with Armagh’s Joni Cunningham and Taylor orchestrating play from the back of the . . .

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