2026 Intermediate Football Championship

Started by SCFC, July 28, 2026, 12:02:54 PM

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Smallballbigballs

Quote from: Verbal on September 25, 2026, 06:16:44 PMHoovering up?
The two adult titles they'll win this year aside....

They were in for 3 and will have 3 trophy's before the year is out. Can't do more than that

Smallballbigballs

Quote from: Joeythelips on September 26, 2026, 09:02:44 PMKilcavan 1-19 0-09 Ballyfin, the scoreline tells the story. Kilcavan by far the better team and given their age profile will do well at senior level. Cian Ryle got man of the match but I thought Ian Dunne and Rory Lalor were outstanding for Kilcavan.

Senior football here we come.

A great win for them, and didn't happen on their own. But 'do well' will be very difficult as they'll find out but that's not for today. Mountmellick will be sick at missing out on all them lads that could have been theirs

Joeythelips

Quote from: Smallballbigballs on Today at 08:54:25 AM
Quote from: Joeythelips on September 26, 2026, 09:02:44 PMKilcavan 1-19 0-09 Ballyfin, the scoreline tells the story. Kilcavan by far the better team and given their age profile will do well at senior level. Cian Ryle got man of the match but I thought Ian Dunne and Rory Lalor were outstanding for Kilcavan.

Senior football here we come.

A great win for them, and didn't happen on their own. But 'do well' will be very difficult as they'll find out but that's not for today. Mountmellick will be sick at missing out on all them lads that could have been theirs

Yes I should have said have the potential to do well as I dont not have a crystal ball. Obviously Senior football is a big step up but given the trajectory this team have been on (management and players) as they continue to learn, develop and improve it is clear they have serious potential to improve even further

If you look at last nights game they really struggled on their own kickouts in the first half, some of their shooting was very questionable at times yet they still won pulling up. They also will have more young players of quality coming through so the future for Kilcavan is very bright and there is no reason they cannot go up and be seriously competitive at Senior level once they keep up the hard work they have been putting in.