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U19 Boys Basketball team play St. Brendan’s and Synge St

U19 Boys Basketball versus St. Brendan's and Synge St. Photo: Ms. Finnegan
NEWS / 8 October 2013

On Wednesday, 2nd October, the U19 Boys Basketball team played St. Brendan's and Synge St. in a mini-tournament.

On Wednesday, 2nd October, the U19 Boys Basketball team played St. Brendan's and Synge St. in a mini-tournament. Both matches were very tough, with Stratford losing both matches: 29-39 against Synge St and a less close result against St. Brendan's. It was a good experience and lots of reflection on what could be improved on for future matches. (Click on blog title for more photos.)

Team:

Sean McGuinness
Toms Spruds
Jonathan Sweeney
Daniel Kelly
Elan Bondi
Paul Ingoldsby
Liam Hennessy
Jake Long
Ciaran O'Byrne

Table: Abi Grainger, Katie Richardson

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