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The Year 12 football team played out their Mid Antrim Cup quarter final tie in determined fashion against cup holders Dunclug College, eventually bowing out by four goals to one. It was an entertaining affair for Christopher Jamison’s men, holding back Dunclug until the fifteenth minute before they secured their first goal after terrific midfield […]

The Under 14’s made hard work of their defence of the U-14 League.  The reigning champions found themselves 1-0,2-1 and 3-2 behind before a superb second half performance that saw them run out 6-3 winners.  Goals from Cameron McMullan (2), Lewis Tennant (2), Ashton Thompson and Kaeden Anderson ensured a winning start to the League

Winning start for Year 8 Cullybackey College Year 8 football team tasted their first competitive game on Thursday (28/09) as they entertained Dunclug College at the Showgrounds. With a warm up game under their belt the previous week, the lads went into the game in good spirits, knowing that only a win would do to

Parkhall force Year 12 replay Year 12s entered the Mid-Antrim Cup against Parkhall College in a confident manner, knowing home advantage would give them a good opportunity to earn a semi-final place. The game was played in torrential rain, which made for a very slick pitch and a fast paced match. End to end play

On a cold, drizzly morning in Randalstown, Cullybackey College Under 15s began their quest for league glory against St. Benedict’s. After a quick warm up, led by captain Adam Steele, the boys took the field, eager to make a good start, and impression, on the newly appointed coach.  Right from the first whistle, the team

Year 8 travelled to Ballymoney High School on Monday 18th September for their first football match of the new year. It was a tough encounter, but one which was valuable in their ongoing preparation for their Mid-Antrim League campaign. Their first league game is on Thursday 27th September against Dunclug College, with their NI Cup

The Year 11 footballers produced a hard working performance against a talented Dunclug side in their bid to make the Mid Antrim Cup final. Playing into the wind in the first half caused plenty of problems for Jamie Neeson’s men, and they soon paid the price when goalkeeper Jack McAtamney was beaten after fifteen minutes.