Hard work begins for Dromore Ladies

DROMORE Ladies got their new season underway on Saturday and after last year all six squads have a lot of work to be doing to keep up with their achievements.
By The Newsroom
Published 20th Sep 2010, 10:22 BST
Updated 20th Sep 2010, 14:54 BST

Player’s night proved to be a success with many trophies and awards being handed out. The following people achieved awards for team players of the year: Claire Lowry, Louise McCracken, Nicola Stoddart, Jenny Moore, Olivia Pierce, Lynette Coggan, Jenny Winson and Anne Kinley.

Young player of the year went to Rachel Russell for her superb season performance on the first team. Most improved player of the year went to Louise McCracken and finally the Alison Laverty Cup went to Kerri McDonald for her dedication to the club and influence to the club in the last seven years.

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With all these successes the club plans to have many more for the season approaching and the members wish all six teams the best of luck for their matches ahead.

They would like to take this opportunity to invite any new members along to training sessions which are held on a Monday and Wednesday night. The times are as follows - Monday night: First-Fourth XI training from 8-10pm; Wednesday night: Fifth and Sixth XI training from 7-9pm.

The next social event, QUINGO, will take place on October 9 at Dromore Rugby Club. Entry will be 5 per person and the quiz and bingo rounds will begin at 7.30pm.

It is set to be a fun packed night with various prizes for the winners and music after. Everyone is welcome - bring friends and family!