National Cups: Men get bye, U20 Men get Drogheda Wolves & U18 Boys get a ridiculous draw…..
U-18 Boys
Paul & James with the U18 Irish Team
Paul & James scoring early in France. Video clips in this post…..
Boys win U18 National Cup for the first time
U18 lads do the business in a cracking game at the Arena!!!!!
U18 National Cup winning team returns home
U18 National Cup Champions arrive home!!!!!!
2019 U18 National Cup Final
All roads lead to the Arena on Sunday morning!!!!!!
National Cup Final here we come…….
U18 National Cup Live
U18 National Cup Semi-final live on Youtube!!!!!!
3on3 International News
More great news on the International Front with the announcement that Eoghan Kelly has made the Irish team for the U18 3on3 European Champions. A fantastic achievement by Eoghan, his family and also for his club teams, the club &… Read More ›
2016 Irish Teams
2016 has proven to be a remarkable year for the club on the International scene where we have 7 players competing for Ireland in the various European Championships which will run during the summer in July & August. We also… Read More ›
Disappointment for U18’s in National Cup Final
A favourable group draw, no major injuries at the business end of the season, avoiding the favourites until the final, key players in good form; add to that a good record in key underage games versus Neptune and, in sporting terms, everything pointed to it being “Moycullen’s year”. However, on Saturday, this all meant nothing as Moycullen came up against a quality side who were just too good. In fairness to the team, they gave it everything and, for a brief moment with three minutes to go, after a superb fourth quarter effort, they had closed to within 5 and dared to dream. Neptune quickly slammed the door in their faces though and closed out the game in impressive fashion in a way Moycullen had done in their previous three games. Deserving champions, the level of their ability was further highlighted on Sunday, when 4 of the same players logged big minutes in their U20 victory over Moycullen’s U20 conquerors, St Vincents, with Sean Jenkins clinching his 2nd MVP award of the weekend. Indeed, one wonders how much star U16’s, Cian Heaphy and David Murray would have played, were they not ineligible due to their age!
Moycullen U18’s look for club’s first U18 National Cup
After a tremendous cup campaign, Moycullen face the final hurdle on Sat at 2pm in the National Basketball Arena, when they face pre-season Cup favourites, Neptune. It’s a big challenge for the Moycullen guy’s but, having come through a number of tight battles, they will certainly enter the contest battle hardened.