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Cullybackey Year 8 team rounded off an excellent year with a 2-1 win over Dunclug in the North Antrim School’s Cup Final. It was an end to end nail-biting encounter, which could have gone either way. Cameron McMullan gave Cullybackey a second half lead, with a thunderbolt of a strike from all of 35 yards.

Now that after school football is in full swing, even the heavy rains couldn’t stop the talented young players of Cullybackey College. Mr Cowan put the boys through their paces with a variety of ball skill activities. To finish the session there was a penalty shoot-out. Luke Johnston won this with three very convincing penalty

Dunclug – Thursday 29th September Cullybackey College 3 v 2 Dunclug Cullybackey College’s Year 8 team had a tough opening fixture against a strong Dunclug side, in tough weather conditions. It was the Pottinger Street men who started the brightest and after a number of squandered opportunities, they eventually broke the deadlock through a fine

Another excellent performance ensured the Year 8 team came out 5-1 winners against a hardworking Slemish College side. After a tight opening 10 minutes Lewis Tennant broke the dead lock with a superb strike from outside the box. Lewis was unlucky not to add to his tally as his rasping 25yard pile driver crashed off