{"id":59794,"date":"2013-12-10T11:34:14","date_gmt":"2013-12-10T11:34:14","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.intouchrugby.com\/magazine\/?p=59794"},"modified":"2013-12-10T12:04:59","modified_gmt":"2013-12-10T12:04:59","slug":"cookstown-rfc-notes-xv-60-v-derry-ym-0-mccambley-cupp-report-shots","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.intouchrugby.com\/magazine\/cookstown-rfc-notes-xv-60-v-derry-ym-0-mccambley-cupp-report-shots\/","title":{"rendered":"Cookstown RFC Notes: I XV 60 v Derry YM 0 – McCambley Cupp! Report + Shots"},"content":{"rendered":"

Cookstown Progress in McCambley Cup
\nCookstown RFC 60 Derry YM 0
\nOn Saturday 7 December the Time Bar + Venue Sponsored Cookstown RFC progressed to the second round of the McCambley Cup by brushing aside the challenge of Derry YM at the Mid Ulster Sports Arena.
\nCLICK HERE<\/a> for Action shotsssssssssssss
\nThe game kicked off with Cookstown receiving the ball and set up a series of attacks on the YM line. YM struggled to contain the fast paced Cookstown backs and the aggressive running of the front eight. The game wasn\u2019t five minutes old when Cookstown had crossed the whitewash: quick ball off the top of a lineout was passed out to the backs where centre Ciaran Currie took the ball to the gain line and give a flat pass to centre partner Stephen McKenna who went under the posts. Paul O\u2019Neill converted.
\nThis was but a taster of what was to follow for remainder of the half. Shortly after kick-off the Cookstown pack mauled over a try at the corner – Owen Mallon getting the touch down. Strong aggressive running also resulted in excellent scores for flanker Martin Boone and number eight Paul Laverty. Derry YM struggled to get out of their 22 for much of the half. This was by virtue of the excellent CRFC defence and the aggressive running from the backs which produced a significant amount of go-forward ball. Further tries followed courtesy of Denver Nugent, Michael McKeown, and Kevin McSorley. This gave Cookstown an unassailable 40 point half-time lead.
\nCookstown were forced into several changes for the second half, this saw Ciaran Currie retire due to a serious hand injury resulting in a reshuffled backline. A further injury to number eight Paul Laverty resulted in CRFC go down to 14 men.
\nThis made for a more disjointed performance as CRFC had to adapt to the forced changes. It took twenty minutes for the side to register its first score courteous of centre Denver Nugent. Further scores soon followed from the hard working Martin Boone, Stephen McKenna and dynamic deadlifting machine Owen Mallon. The final score was Cookstown 60 Derry YM 0.
\nTeam Captain Liam Currie expressed his delight with the performance \u2018I am pleased with the attitude displayed by the boys today. Once we went 20 points up it would have been easy to get over confident, throw the ball around and play ourselves onto the score sheet – but nearly everyone retained their discipline and stuck to the game plan and set plays. Particularly during the last ten minutes when the game was in the bag, the boys stood defiant in defence, put in the hits and showed a determination not to let Derry out of their own 22.\u2019
\nTeam: Liam Currie \u2013 Stephen Rea \u2013 Owen Mallon \u2013 Gavin Stinson \u2013 Henry Stewart \u2013 Martin Boone \u2013 Ryan McLoughlin \u2013 Paul Laverty \u2013 Ciaran McKenna \u2013 Paul O\u2019Neill \u2013 Ciaran Currie \u2013 Stephen McKenna \u2013 Kevin McSorley \u2013 Denver Nugent \u2013 MicMckeown \u2013 Ali Jafaar \u2013 Dave Weir \u2013 Martin Devlin.
\nCookstown now head into a busy period of fixtures \u2013 Clogher Valley away on Saturday 14 December and the home return fixture to Rainey on 21 December. Training Continues on Thursdays at 7pm.
\nThe club would like to thank Time Bar for hosting the post-match reception and Daron Patterson for his coverage of the game.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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