Even reaching the final of a competition that started out with more than 200 schools is a huge achievement, but Emmett McGinty’s squad is determined to bring the silverware back to Creggan and who’d back against them after a fabulous run to the final. Check out our pen pics to meet the players trying to create their own piece of history with St. Joseph’s and see Friday’s ‘Journal’ for a full final preview . . .
1. GLENN McCOURT (Midfielder) A naturally gifted footballer, Glenn is exciting to watch, is very creative and has weighed in with goals throughout the competition.
GLENN McCOURT (Midfielder) A naturally gifted footballer, Glenn is exciting to watch, is very creative and has weighed in with goals throughout the competition. Photo: Jim McCafferty Photography
2. KYLE REDDEN – Defender- A full-back who has been called upon several times in the journey to the final and has never let his team down.
KYLE REDDEN (Defender) A full-back who has been called upon several times in the journey to the final and has never let his team down. Photo: Jim McCafferty Photography
3. CALLUM DEERY – Midfielder – The midfield general of the group who is excellent on the ball. Never shirks a challenge and has chipped in with a key goal in the semi-final.
CALLUM DEERY (Midfielder): The midfield general of the group who is excellent on the ball. Never shirks a challenge and has chipped in with a key goal in the semi-final. Photo: Jim McCafferty Photography
4. SHEA McGARVEY – Defender – A no-nonsense defender who is very physical in his defending. Was sent up front against St Louis Grammar at Ballymena and contributed to the equaliser.
SHEA McGARVEY (Defender): A no-nonsense defender who is very physical in his defending. Was sent up front against St Louis Grammar at Ballymena and contributed to the equaliser. Photo: Jim McCafferty Photography