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Armagh retain TC Wells Cup
ARMAGH 36 BALLYNAHINCH 7
Armagh retained the Nutty Krust Youth Floodlit Cup with a deserved, victory over Ballynahinch at Chambers Park, Portadown on Wednesday night.
The impressive O’Brien, well supported by fellow centre Matthew Rainey, opened the scoring after four minutes when he crossed for his first try.
It was 10-0 when O’Brien and Rainey combined after good work from the pack to send hooker Jordan Parr over. O’Brien landed an impressive touchline conversion and then a penalty for a 15-0 lead after 13 minutes.
Any thoughts of the holders walking away with things were dispelled when the Hinch hit back strongly and their endeavours were rewarded when lock Sam Duncan went in under the posts and scrumhalf Jack Ferris added the extras to leave it 15-7 at the break.
O’Brien went over in the ninth minute of the second half for his second try, adding the extras but Hinch dug in and dominated for lengthy spells, but were unable to break down the Armagh defence.
Two tries in the last two minutes, the first from O’Brien and the second from outhalf Nathan Rodgers – O’Brien converting both – gave the scoreline a lopsided finish.
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