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Cullybackey College’s Senior football team made an unfortunate early exit from the NI Cup, following a defeat by a highly talented Corpus Christie side, which included a number of future Irish League stars. Playing on an artificial surface, on a windy day was always going to pose problems for both sets of players and it […]

The Year 10 footballers picked up what could prove to be a vital point in their first Mid-Antrim league game of the season. Against a team of unknowns from Crumlin Integrated College, it was captain Calan McFall’s team who started the strongest and indeed took the lead after only eight minutes, the rock solid Robbie

This friendly match against Ballymena Academy finished in a 3-1 defeat at the Ballymena show grounds. The match was fairly contested between two teams with not a lot between them. Cullybackey took the lead thanks to a well worked goal by Ronnie Marshall. Both sides made a host of changes and the Academy equalised just

The Year 11 football team took to the pitch against a talented St Patrick’s team in the first match of the new academic year. With a fresh approach to games this year it was hoped to start with a positive result. Unfortunately, despite a very disciplined display, Jamie Neeson’s team could not find a way

Cullybackey College’s Year 9 team started off their season on 26th September, with an excellent 3-1 win against Parkhall. Goals from Jamie Morrow, Charlie Knowles and Diego Fletcher in the first half, were enough to seal a comfortable win.  The second half was a much more tightly contested game and both teams made a lot

Cullybackey College’s Year 9 team fought back after their first friendly, for an excellent 2-1 victory in their League opener against Dunclug.  After dominating the opening 15 minutes, the Pottinger Street men found themselves a goal down after a mix up in defence.  Despite some skilful passages of play, the Cullybackey team couldn’t find an