The cross border / cross community Under 12s Girls’ tournament aims to promote girls’ football in the north west and saw 12 teams are taking part, six from Derry and Strabane and six from Donegal and Inishowen with Eglinton edging out Top of the Hill Celtic in a gripping final. Elsewhere there was also silverware for Tristar (Trophy winners) and Cockhill Celtic (Shield winners) while Eglinton’s Scarlett Devine picked up the ‘Player of the Tournament award.
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Brian Murray, one of the organisers of the North West Charity Cup, a cross border / cross community under 12s football tournament aimed at promoting girls football in the north west, watches the action at Duncreggan Road. Photo: Rodi Jeerasoo Photography
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The Kildrum Tigers team which competed at the inaugural North West U12 Charity Cup at Ulster University's Duncreggan Road pitches. (Photo: Rodi Jeerasoo) Photo: Rodi Jeerasoo
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The Newbuildings FC team which competed at the inaugural North West U12 Charity Cup at Ulster University's Duncreggan Road pitches. (Photo: Rodi Jeerasoo) Photo: Rodi Jeerasoo
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Phoenix Athletic, Shield runners-up at the inaugural North West U12 Charity Cup at Ulster University's Duncreggan Road pitches. (Photo: Rodi Jeerasoo) Photo: Rodi Jeerasoo