Category: Basketball National Cups

April 26, 2021

Irish Basketball Association Men’s Junior Regional Sprite Cup Finals 1997-98

Regional Finals

Date	Home Team		Away Team
	North West Region
14.12.1997	Longford Falcons	88	Ballina	70
	East Region
14.12.1997	Kilnamanagh	113	Cobras Trim	35

[References: 1]

Report

Kilnamanagh from Tallaght, Dublin won the Irish Basketball Association Men’s Junior Regional Sprite Cup in 1998-99 with an astonishing 113 points to Cobras Trim (Meath) who scored 35. In the North West Final a high-scoring thriller saw Longford Falcons defeat Ballina 88-71.

References

Newspapers

[1] Anon. (1997) “A-Z of Weekend Sport: Basketball” Irish Independent. Monday, December 15, 1997. Pg. 32-33.

Acknowledgements

Thanks to Jim Naughton

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Last Updated: 26 April 2021

April 26, 2021

Irish Basketball Association Junior Women’s Sprite National Cup 1998-99

Finals Results

Date	Home Team		Away Team
	Semi-Finals		At National Basketball Arena
30.01.1999	Avonmore Snowcream Wildcats	52	Mercy College Coolock	50
30.01.1999	Lee Strand Tralee	51	Supermacs Limerick	46
	Final		At National Basketball Arena
31.01.1999	Avonmore Snowcream Wildcats	66	Lee Strand Tralee	30

[References: 2-3]

Qualifying Pool Finals

Date	Home Team		Away Team
	Pool 1
15.11.1997	New Ross Bullets	49	Mercy College Coolock	73
	Pool 2
15.11.1997	Snowcream Wildcats	47	Maree	36
	Pool 3
15.11.1997	Ballincollig	46	Lee Strand Tralee	65
	Pool 4
15.11.1997	Supermacs Limerick	42	Sligo Dairies	33

[References: 1]

Final

At National Basketball Arena, 31 January 1999	HT	FT	Scorers
Avonmore Snowcream Wildcats	(31)	66	Orla Dempsey 14, K Maher 12, J Coady 10
Lee Strand Tralee	(16)	30	M Galwey 18, M McCarthy 3
Most Valuable Player (MVP)			Team
Orla Dempsey			Avonmore Snowcream Wildcats

[References: 2]

Report

Avonmore Snowcream Wildcats from Waterford won the Irish Basketball Association Junior Women’s National Sprite Cup in 1998-99 thanks to MVP Orla Dempsey’s 14 points, and K Maher’s 12 points and J Coady’s 10. A game-high 18 points from M Galwey was not enough for Lee Strand Tralee as all other Tralee players were restricted to 3 points or less.

About Basketball Ireland / Irish Basketball Association Cups

The Irish Basketball Association ran the National Cup for the Top Two Divisions as well as any regional teams that wished to enter in both Men’s and Women’s as well as Junior (Under 19) Cup for both Men and Women as well as a Junior B (U19) Regional Cup for both Men and Women. The Cups were Knockout (single elimination) from the First Round. They were replaced by Super League and Division 1 Cups when the Association rebranded as Basketball Ireland in 2003. The Junior (U19) Cups were replaced by Under 20 and Under 18 Cups. Other Cups included the Irish Wheelchair Basketball Cup and introduced in the late 2010s the National Intermediate Cup Competition (Tier 3).

References

Newspapers

[1] Anon. (1999) “A-Z of Weekend Sport: Basketball” Irish Independent. Monday, September 16, 1998. Pg. 36.

[2] Anon. (1999) “A-Z of Weekend Sport: Basketball” Irish Independent. Monday, February 1, 1999, Pg. 30

[3] Cliona Foley. (1999) “Notre Dame and Tolka Cup Joy” Irish Independent. Monday, February 1, 1999, Pg. 30

Acknowledgements

Thanks to Ann Hanley (Killester and Ireland)

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April 26, 2021

Irish Basketball Association Men’s Junior National Sprite Cup 1998-99

Finals Results

Date	Home Team		Away Team
	Semi-Finals
30.01.1999	Killester	82	Tralee Tigers	68
30.01.1999	Star of the Sea	68	Marian	67
	Final
31.01.1999	Killester	64	Star of the Sea	43

[References: 2-3]

Regional Finals

Date	Home Team		Away Team
	Pool 1		At Sligo
22.11.1998	Marian	68	Limerick	41
	Pool 2		At Killarney
22.11.1998	Star of the sea	73	Neptune	62
	Pool 3
22.11.1998	Killester	51	Blue Demons	45

[References: 1]

Final

At National Basketball Arena, Tallaght (31 January 1999)	HT	FT	Top Scorers
Killester	(33)	64	P Kelly 23, J Grennell 11, S Russell 11
Star of the Sea	(25)	43	E McIlhenney 9, C Burns, R O’Leary 8
MVP: Jonathan Grennell			(Killester)

[References: 3]

Report

Killester won the Irish Basketball Association Junior Men’s National Cup in 1998-99 with a 64-43 win behind the MVP display of Jonathan Grennell and a game-high 23 points from P Kelly.

References

Newspaper

[1] Anon. (1999) “A-Z of Weekend Sport: Basketball” Irish Independent. Monday, November 23, 1998. Pg. 34

[2] Anon. (1999) “A-Z of Weekend Sport: Basketball” Irish Independent. Monday, February 1, 1999, Pg. 30

[3] Cliona Foley. (1999) “Notre Dame and Tolka Cup Joy” Irish Independent. Monday, February 1, 1999, Pg. 30

Acknowledgements

Thanks to John Folan.

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Last Updated: 26 April 2021

April 26, 2021

Irish Basketball Association Women’s National Sprite Cup 1998-99

Results

Date	Home Team		Away Team
	Quarter-Finals
13.12.1998	Tolka Rovers	108	Castlebar Rockets	58
13.12.1998	Killester	68	Supermacs Limerick	63
13.12.1998	Sligo Dairies	33	Snowcream Wildcats	81
	Semi-Finals
30.01.1999	Avonmore Snowcream Wildcats	75	Killester	55
30.01.1999	Star of the Sea	68	Marian	67
	Final
31.01.1999	Tolka Rovers	59	Avonmore Snowcream Wildcats	58

[References: 1-3]

Final

At National Basketball Arena, Tallaght 31 January 1999	HT	FT	Scorers
Tolka Rovers	(27)	59	Rachel Kelly 15, Eimear Howard 14, Sharon Kelly 9
Avonmore Snowcream Wildcats	(36)	58	Jillian Hayes 14 M Fitzpatrick 12, Michelle Maguire 12

[References: 2-3]

Report

Tolka Rovers won their first ever Irish Basketball Association Women’s Senior National Sprite Cup when defeating the heavily fancied Avonmore Snowcream Wildcats in their rookie Final. The Wildcats with only loss all season battled all the way against Tolka but a game high 15 points from MVP Rachel Kelly and 14 from Eimear Howard were just enough for the Northside Dubliners to beat the Waterford women. In an unpredictable finish, given both season form and the Wildcats being 13 points in front after a few minutes of the second half starting, Tolka managed to not only pull back the score but go ahead with a second Lorraine O’Brien three-pointer, and then pulled into a seven-point lead with three minutes remaining thanks to the excellent play of Sharon Kelly inside and another ‘three’ from Roisin Dixon. Wildcats managed to claw the score back to 58-59 with 23 seconds left after the brilliant Michelle Maguire but she missed the bonus and the game and the Cup went to Tolka Rovers for the first time ever.

About Basketball Ireland / Irish Basketball Association Cups

References

Newspapers

[1] Anon. (1999) “A-Z of Weekend Sport: Basketball” Irish Independent. Monday, December 14, 1998. Pg. 32.

[2] Anon. (1999) “A-Z of Weekend Sport: Basketball” Irish Independent. Monday, February 1, 1999, Pg. 30

[3] Cliona Foley. (1999) “Notre Dame and Tolka Cup Joy” Irish Independent. Monday, February 1, 1999, Pg. 30

Acknowledgements

Thanks to Ann Hanley (Killester and Ireland)

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Last Updated: 26 April 2021

April 26, 2021

Irish Basketball Association Men’s National Sprite Cup 1998-99

Results

Date (W/E)	Home Team		Away Team
	Preliminary Round 1
25.10.1998	Clare Jets	81	Longnecks Ballina	76
	Preliminary Round 2
25.10.1998	Cobras	46	Tralee Tigers	113
25.10.1998	Clare Jets	81	Queen’s Graduates	76
	First Round
01.11.1998	Denny Notre Dame	84	UCD Marian	76
01.11.1998	Tralee Tigers	85	Clare Jets	74
01.11.1998	Neptune	66	Blue Demons	81
01.11.1998	Dungannon	74	Waterford Crystal	80
01.11.1998	Dublin Bay Vikings	60	Burger King Limerick	99
01.11.1998	Marlborough Saints	94	Team Sligo Dairies	82
01.11.1998	Star of the Sea	95	Killester	81
01.11.1998	Tolka Rovers	85	Kerry Spring Water Killarney	79
	Quarter-Finals
13.12.1998	Waterford Crystal	67	Star of the Sea	68
13.12.1998	Tralee Tigers	72	Denny Notre Dame	80
13.12.1998	Blue Demons	84	Tolka Rovers	77
13.12.1998	Burger King Limerick	62	Marathon Sports St. Vincent’s	80
	Semi-Finals
31.01.1999	Esat Telecom Blue Demons	73	Star of the Sea	72
31.01.1999	Denny Notre Dame	73	Marathon Sports St. Vincent’s	72
	Final
31.01.1999	Denny Notre Dame	62	Esat Telecom Blue Demons	61

[References: 1-6]

Final

At National Basketball Arena, Tallaght 31 March 1999	HT	FT	Top Scorers
Denny Notre Dame	(34)	62	Anthony Jenkins 19, Calvin Morris 14, Lennie McMillan 13
Esat Blue Demons	(40)	61	Dion Wingfield 34, Duvall Simmonds 12, Paco de Benito 8

[References: 5-6]

Report

Denny Notre Dame wrote themselves into the Irish Basketball Association history books by becoming the first team to ever win the Men’s National (Sprite) Cup three times in a row. The local favourites defeated Esat Telecom Blue Demons 62-61 in the Final at the National Basketball Arena in Tallaght, South Dublin with 19 points from Americans Anthony Jenkins, 14 from Calvin Morris and 13 from Lennie McMillan. Despite a huge 34 point haul from game MVP American Dion Wingfield and big three-pointers from Duvall Simmonds and Spanish Bosman-ruling player Paco de Benito, the Blue Demons, who had led 40-34 at the half were unable to resist the Notre Dame challenge after their other American Simmonds went on four fouls after seven minutes of the restart and spent six minutes on the bench allowing the Tallaght side to go six points clear. With Simmonds back in with seven minutes remaining and the help of three free throws from de Benito the Corkmen managed to pull the score back to two points, but a crucial three-pointer from Jenkins and four missed free throws from Blue Demons sealed the three-in-a-row for Denny Notre Dame.

About Basketball Ireland / Irish Basketball Association Cups

References

Newspapers

[1] Anon. (1999) “A-Z of Weekend Sport: Basketball” Irish Independent. Monday, October 26, 1998. Pg. 32.

[1] Anon. (1999) “A-Z of Weekend Sport: Basketball” Irish Independent. Monday, November 2, 1998. Pg. 44

[2] Anon. (1999) “A-Z of Weekend Sport: Basketball” Irish Independent. Monday, December 14, 1998. Pg. 32.

[3] Anon. (1999) “A-Z of Weekend Sport: Basketball” Irish Independent. Monday, February 1, 1999, Pg. 30

[3] Cliona Foley. (1999) “Notre Dame and Tolka Cup Joy” Irish Independent. Monday, February 1, 1999, Pg. 30

Acknowledgements

Thanks to John Folan.

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Eirball | Irish North American and World Sports Archive

Last Updated: 26 April 2021

December 23, 2020

Irish Basketball Association Women’s Sprite Cup 1997-98

Results

Date	Home Team		Away Team
	Round 1
02.11.1997	Openet Naomh Mhuire	109	Sporting Belfast	41
02.11.1997	Lee Strand Tralee	57	Sligo Dairies	45
02.11.1997	Tolka Rovers	89	Riverisland Castleisland	58
02.11.1997	Snowcream Wildcats	95	Supermacs Limerick	53
	Quarter-Finals
07.12.1997	Blarney	73	Snowcream Wildcats	80
07.12.1997	Lee Strand Tralee	45	Meteors	62
07.12.1997	Openet Naomh Mhuire	58	Killester	50
07.12.1997	New Ross Bullets	31	Tolka Rovers	80
	Semi-Finals
24.01.1998	Openet Naomh Mhuire	64	Tolka Rovers	62 ot
24.01.1998	Snowcream Wildcats	71	Meteors	60
	Final
25.01.1998	Snowcream Wildcats	72	Naomh Mhuire	58

[Reference: 3]

MVP Award: Michelle Maguire (Wildcats).

Report

There were no surprises in the Irish Basketball Association Women’s Sprite Cup 1997-98 when the First Round Tipped-off in the first weekend of November, with Regional Team Sligo Dairies losing by 12 points to struggling Super League Team Lee Strand Tralee, while there were big wins for Openet Naomh Mhuire, Tolka Rovers and Snowcream Wildcats against Sporting Belfast, Riverisland Castleisland and Supermacs Limerick.

Meteors provided a minor shock in the Quater-Finals in the middle of December with a 17-point defeat of Lee Strand Tralee. Elsewhere there were wins for Snowcream Wildcats, Openet Naomh Mhuire and Tolka Rovers against Blarney, Killester and regional team New Ross Bullets respectively.

In the Finals at the National Basketball Arena over the Weekend of 23rd to 25th January 1998, Michelle Maguire was awarded the MVP Award as she scored 24 points in the Final as did Jillian Hayes, as the Wildcats remained unbeaten throughout the season, defeating Naomh Mhuire 72-58. In the Semi-Finals Openet Naomh Mhuire overcame Tolka Rovers in overtime while the Wildcats won by 11 against Meteors.

About Basketball Ireland / Irish Basketball Association Cups

The Irish Basketball Association ran the National Cup for the Top Two Divisions as well as any regional teams that wished to enter in both Men’s and Women’s as well as Junior (Under 19) Cup for both Men and Women. The Cups were Knockout (single elimination) from the First Round. They were replaced by Super League and Division 1 Cups when the Association rebranded as Basketball Ireland in 2003. The Junior (U19) Cups were replaced by Under 20 and Under 18 Cups. Other Cups included the Irish Wheelchair Basketball Cup and introduced in the late 2010s the National Intermediate Cup Competition (Tier 3).

References

Newspapers

[1] Anon. (1997) “A-Z of Weekend Sport: Basketball” Irish Independent. Monday, November 3, 1997. Pg. 34

[2] Anon. (1997) “A-Z of Weekend Sport: Basketball” Irish Independent. Monday, December 15, 1997. Pg. 32-33.

[3] Anon. (1998) “A-Z of Weekend Sport: Basketball” Irish Independent. Monday, January 26, 1998, Pg. 31

Acknowledgements

Thanks to Ann Hanley (Killester).

About this document

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Eirball | Irish North American and World Sports Archive

Last Updated: 19 December 2020

December 22, 2020

Irish Basketball Association Men’s Sprite Cup 1997-98

Results

Date	Home Team		Away Team
	Round 1
02.11.1997	Denny Notre Dame	97	Kerry Spring Water Kilarney	73
02.11.1997	Amev UCD Marian	83	Star of the Sea	87
02.11.1997	Waterford Crystal	88	Longnecks Ballina	90
02.11.1997	Killester	82	Garvey’s Tigers Tralee	90
02.11.1997	Riverisland Castleisland	90	Marathon Sports St. Vincent’s	91
02.11.1997	Blue Demons	86	St. Galls	64
02.11.1997	Tolka Rovers	84	Dungannon	70
02.11.1997
	Quarter-Finals
14.12.1997	Marathon Sports St. Vincent’s	92	Tolka Rovers	95
14.12.1997	Denny Notre Dame	90	Blue Demons	64
14.12.1997	Neptune	86	Longnecks Ballina	74
14.12.1997	Garvey’s Tigers Tralee	76	Star of the Sea	97
	Semi-Finals
24.01.1998	Neptune Evening Echo	85	Tolka Rovers	78
24.01.1998	Denny Notre Dame	77	Star of the Sea	74
	Final
25.01.1998	Denny Notre Dame	79	Neptune Evening Echo	73

[References: 3]

MVP: Lennie McMilian (Denny Notre Dame).

Men’s Plate

Date	Home Team		Away Team
	Plate Quarter–Finals
02.11.1997	Sligo All-Stars	91	Burger King Lmerick	77
02.11.1997	Oscar Tridents	71	Mid Sutton-Baldoyle	91
	Plate Final
14.12.1997	Kerry Spring Water Killaney	87	Riverisland Castleisland	70

[Reference: 2]

Report

In Round 1 of the Irish Basketball Association Men’s Sprite Cup in 1997-98 there were narrow wins for Super League teams Marathon Sports St. Vincent’s over Riverisland Castleisland and Longnecks Ballina against Waterford Crystal. Regional Cork team Blue Demons had a 22-point win over St. Galls (Divsion 1) and Division 1 team Tolka Rovers shocked high-flying Super League team Dungannon. Garvey’s Tigers Tralee, Denny Notre Dame and Star of the Sea won the three All-Super League ties. The Plate Quarter-Finals saw victories for Sligo All-Stars and Mid Sutton-Baldoyle.

Tolka Rovers, Denny Notre Dame, Neptune and Star of the Sea progressed through to the Semi-Finals when the Quarter-Finals were played in mid-December. Only the Tolka Rovers v Marathon Sports St. Vincent’s tie was close with the visitors winning by 3 points, 95 to 92. In the Plate Final played the same weekend an All -Kerry affair saw Kerry Spring Water Killarney triumph 87-70 against Riverisland Castleisland, with 25 points contributed by S Polownski and 23 by V Daly.

In the Finals Weekend over the 23rd-25th January at the National Basketball Arena in Tallaght, Denny Notre Dame triumphed 79-73 against Neptune Evening Echo in the Final, where Lennie McMillian received the MVP Award for his 16 point contribution. In the Semi-Finals Notre Dame had knocked out Star of the Sea in a huge battle between the two top teams all season, and Neptune Evening Echo won by seven over Tolka Rovers.

About Basketball Ireland / Irish Basketball Association Cups

References

Newspapers

[1] Anon. (1997) “A-Z of Weekend Sport: Basketball” Irish Independent. Monday, November 3, 1997. Pg. 34.

[2] Anon. (1997) “A-Z of Weekend Sport: Basketball” Irish Independent. Monday, December 15, 1997. Pg. 32-33.

[3] Anon. (1998) “A-Z of Weekend Sport: Basketball” Irish Independent. Monday, January 26, 1998, Pg. 31

Acknowledgements

Thanks to John Folan.

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Last Updated: 19 December 2020

December 20, 2020

Irish Basketball Association Sprite Men’s U19 Junior National Cup 1997-98

Finals

Date	Home Team		Away Team
	Semi-Finals
24.01.1998	Killester	78	Marathon Limerick	56
24.01.1998	New Balance Blue Demons	89	Team Sligo Dairies	64
	Final
25.01.1998	Killester	67	New Balance Blue Demons	52

[References: 3]

Pool Finals

Date	Home Team		Away Team
	Pool 1 Final
16.11.1997	Sligo Dairies	57	Tolka Rovers	55
	Pool 2 Final
16.11.1997	Killester	74	Neptune	57
	Pool 3 Final
16.11.1997	Blue Demons	66	Marian	64
	Pool 4 Final
16.11.1997	Marathon Limerick	79	St. Vincent’s	65

[Reference: 2]

Pool Tables

Mens U19 Cup	P	W	L	Pts
Pool 4
Burger King Marathon Limerick	3	3	0	9
St. Vincent’s	3	2	1	7
Roadstone Rockets	2	1	1	4
Crescent Limerick	3	1	2	5
Mid Sutton-Baldoyle	3	0	3	3

[Reference: Compiled from 1-2]

Report

The Irish Basketball Association Men’s U19 Junior National Cup was won in 1997-98 by Killester from Dublin who defeated New Balance Blue Demons from Cork 67-52 in the Final. The Cup was divided into four Preliminary Round Pools, with the Winners of the Four Pool Finals being: Sligo Dairies (57-55 v Tolka Rovers), Killester (74-57 v Neptune), Blue Demons (66-64 v Marian), and Marathon Limerick (79-65 v St. Vincent’s). The four Pool Winners then met in the Sprite Cup Finals weekend at the National Basketball Arena in Tallaght, Dublin 24, where Killester knocked out Marathon Limerick, and Blue Demons defeated Sligo Dairies.

About Basketball Ireland / Irish Basketball Association Cups

The Irish Basketball Association ran the National Cup for the Top Two Divisions as well as any regional teams that wished to enter in both Men’s and Women’s as well as Junior (Under 19) Cup for both Men and Women. The Cups were Knockout (single elimination) from the First Round. They were replaced by Super League and Division 1 Cups when the Association rebranded as Basketball Ireland in 2003. The Junior (U19) Cups were replaced by Under 20 and Under 18 Cups. Other Cups included the Irish Wheelchair Basketball Cup and introduced in the late 2010s the National Intermediate Cup Competition (Tier 3).

Pool Results

Date	Home Team		Away Team
	Pool 4
15.11.1997	Team Burger KIng Marathon	82	St. Vincent’s	81
15.11.1997	Crescent Limerick	124	Mid Sutton-Baldoyle	39
15.11.1997	St. Vincent’s	77	Roadstone Rockets	58
15.11.1997	Team Burger King Marathon	54	Crescent Limerick	53
15.11.1997	Roadstone Rockets	82	Mid Sutton-Baldoyle	67
15.11.1997	St. Vincent’s	61	Crescent Limerick	60
15.11.1997	Team Burger King Marathon	80	Mid Sutton-Baldoyle	78

[Reference: Compiled from 1-2]

References

Newspapers

[1] Anon. (1997) “Factfile: Basketball” Irish Independent. Sunday, November 16, 1997. Pg. 60.

[2] Anon. (1997) “Factfile: Basketball” Irish Independent. Monday, November 17, 1997. Pg. 34.

[3] Anon. (1998) “A-Z of Weekend Sport: Basketball” Irish Independent. Monday, January 26, 1998, Pg. 31

Acknowledgements

Thanks to Ann Hanley, Killester and Ireland National Team.

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Eirball | Irish North American and World Sports Archive

Last Updated: 19 December 2020

January 27, 2020

Basketball Ireland Pat Duffy Men's National Cup (Super League) 2019-20

Results

Date	Home Team		Away Team
	Round 1
25.10.2019	Keanes SuperValu Killorglin	60	Garveys Tralee Warriors	83
26.10.2019	Maree	75	Belfast Star	90
26.10.2019	Griffith College Templeogue	82	UCD Marian	62
26.10.2019	DCU Saints	68	Abbey Seals Dublin Lions	57
	Quarter-Finals
30.11.2019	Belfast Star	63	DBS Eanna	78
30.11.2019	Griffith College Templeogue	95	Moycullen	82
30.11.2019	DCU Saints	79	Coughlan CandS Neptune	100
30.11.2019	Garveys Tralee Warriors	76	Pyrobel Killester	64
	Semi-Finals
11.01.2020	DBS Eanna	78	Garveys Tralee Warriors	63
11.01.2020	Griffith College Templeogue	78	Coughlan CandS Neptune	75
	Final		National Basketball Arena
25.01.2020	DBS Eanna	68	Griffith College Templeogue	78

Basketball Ireland Pat Duffy Mens National Cup (Super League) 2019-20 [Reference: 1]

Report

Griffith College Templeogue Men’s Super League Team 2019-20 [Reference: 3]

Final Teams

Team 1	Points	Team 2	Points
DBS Eanna	68	Griffith College Templeogue	78
Hilary Netsiyanwa	0	Iarla McKeon	0
Paris Ballinger	3	Kris Arcilla	2
Milo Herbst	0	Stephen James	3
Thomas McCabe	0	Puff Summers	6
Joshua Wilson	16	Xabier Arriaga	2
Stefan Zecevic	10	Matthew Harper	0
Neil Lynch	15	Padraig Burke	1
Maxine Zafran	0	Vladamir Tolshkin	0
Marko Tomic	3	Darren Townes	8
Daniel Heaney	7	Jason Killeen	15
Ciaran MacEvilly	0	Neil Randolph	8
Mark Reynolds	14	Lorcan Murphy (MVP)	33

Basketball Ireland Pat Duffy Mens National Cup (Super League) 2019-20 [Reference: 2]

References

Websites

[1] Basketball Ireland (2020) Paat Duffy Mes National Cup 19/20[Internet] Available from: https://www.basketballireland.ie/league/146035/[Accessed 27 January 2020]

[2] Basketball Ireland (2020) GAMEZONE: Hula Hoops National Cup finals – Super League [Internet] Available from: https://www.basketballireland.ie/news-detail/10059570/gamezone-hula-hoops-national-cup-finals-super-league/[Accessed 27 January 2020]

Images

[3] Templeogue Basketball Club (2020) Men’s Super League 2019-20 Team Photo [Internet] Available from: http://tbc.ie/wp-content/uploads/2019/10/Mens-SL-19-20.jpg [Accessed 27 January 2020]

Acknowledgements

Thanks to John Folan.

About this document

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Eirball | Irish North American and World Sports Archive

Last Updated: 27 January 2020

January 27, 2020

Basketball Ireland Paudie O'Connor Cup (Women's Super League) 2019-20

Results

Date	Home Team		Away Team
	Preliminary Round
26.10.2019	DCU Mercy	72	Maree	62
26.10.2019	Ambassador UCC Glanmire	101	Leixlip Amenities Liffey Celtics	84
	Round 1
30.11.2019	DCU Mercy	86	IT Carlow Basketball	45
30.11.2019	Marble City Hawks	62	Singleton SuperValu Brunell	89
30.11.2019	Pyrobel Killester	72	Fr. Mathews	64
01.12.2019	Ambassador UCC Glanmire	74	Maxol WIT Wildcats	66
	Semi-Finals
11.01.2020	Ambassador UCC Glanmire	79	Pyrobel Killester	82
11.01.2020	DCU Mercy	68	Singleton SuperValu Brunell	75
	Final		National Basketball Arena
26.01.2020	Singleton SuperValu Brunell	59	Pyrobel Killester	82

Basketball Ireland Paudie O’Connor Cup (Women’s Super League) 2019-20 [Reference: 1-3]

Report

Killester – Basketball Ireland Paudie O’Connor Cup (Women’s Super League) Winners 2019-20 [Reference: 4]

Final Teams

Team 1	Points	Team 2	Points
Singleton SuperValu Brunell	59	Pyrobel Killester	82
Laura Morrissey	6	Adella Randle El	20
Aryn McClure	16	Michelle Clarke	8
Andrea Moynihan	0	Leah Rutherford	4
Danielle O’Leary	0	Rebecca Nagle	12
Greta Tamasanskaite	11	Aisling McCann	3
Aoife Dineen	2	Milica Stankovic	0
Tara Lynch	0	Christa Reed (MVP)	23
Alex Macheta	2	Ella McCloskey	6
Avril Braham	0	Sinead Boyle	2
Katie Walshe	0	Ciara Curran	0
Treyanna Clay	16	Robyn Malone	2
Sinead O’Reilly	6	Jenna Howe	2
Lauryn Homan	0

Basketball Ireland Paudie O’Connor Cup (Women’s Super League) Teams 2019-20 [Reference: 3]

References

Websites

[1] Basketball Ireland (2020) Paudie O’Connor Pre Lim[Internet] Available from: https://www.basketballireland.ie/league/146089/[Accessed 27 January 2020]

[2] Basketball Ireland (2020) Paudie O’Connor Cup [Internet] Available from: https://www.basketballireland.ie/league/147225/[Accessed 27 January 2020]

[3] Basketball Ireland (2020) GAMEZONE: Hula Hoops National Cup finals – Super League [Internet] Available from: https://www.basketballireland.ie/news-detail/10059570/gamezone-hula-hoops-national-cup-finals-super-league/[Accessed 27 January 2020]

Images

[3] Basketball Ireland (2020) GAMEZONE: Hula Hoops National Cup finals – Super League: Photo of Winning Killester Women’s Team [Internet] Available from: https://sportlomo-userupload.s3.amazonaws.com/user_data/modules/contents/638/featured_YS9mJaCvwD1sG7r5cSch5aWZlTn8qO1C.jpeg[Accessed 27 January 2020]

Acknowledgements

Thanks to Ann Hanley, Killester

About this document

Researched, compiled and written by Enda Mulcahy for the

Eirball | Irish North American and World Sports Archive

Last Updated: 27 January 2020

Pos	Team	W	L	PCT	Avg PF	Avg PA	Pts
1	DBS Éanna	14	5	0.737	82	76	42
2	Belfast Star	13	6	0.684	83	77	39
3	Killester MSL	10	9	0.526	78	79	30
4	EJ Sligo All-Stars	8	11	0.421	84	85	24
5	Griffith College Templeogue	6	13	0.316	80	85	18
6	Bright St. Vincent's	5	14	0.263	74	83	15
7	UCD Marian	2	17	0.105	67	83	6