Junior Camogie

Our Junior Camogie team got #womeninsportweek off to a fantastic start 🇶🇦 Having drawn with Laurel Hill Cólaiste last week, the replay took place this morning.

Our girls showed immense courage, determination and team work to secure victory with a scoreline of 1-15 to 2-4.

Both games were played in very challenging conditions, rain throughout and even hailstones at times! Hazelwood showed they had an extra gear today and pulled away from the opposition in the second half. Every player on the panel worked extremely hard and some fantatsic scores were seen. The girls now face Hospital in the Division 1 County semi final.

Thanks to Newtownshandrum for the loan of their jerseys

Junior Camogie Final News

The hardest of luck to our Junior Camogie team who were defeated in the Munster A Final today. Each of the girls are very appreciative of all the encouragement and support they received throughout their Munster campaign.

To say our entire school community are very proud of this group is an understatement.

It would not be possible to have reached the final without being surrounded by such strong camogie clubs.

Although today wasn’t our day the future of Hazelwood Camogie is very bright

Supporters Needed

All Roads lead to Ballyagran GAA pitch (V35AK82) this Saturday 27th January @11am to support our Junior girls in their Munster A Camogie final vs Col Choilm, Ballincollig. This is a tremendous achievement for our school having won the Junior C in 2022, Junior B in 2023 and now Munster A Finalists in 2024. We are calling on past and present players, parents, and all members of our school community to come out and support this fantastic bunch of players

Senior Camogie Munster Champions 2017

Hazelwood College Senior Camogie Munster Champions 2017

On a cold bright Saturday morning, Hazelwood College Senior Camogie side engaged in a tough and exciting encounter with Scariff Community College. Hazelwood started well and an early goal by Laura Stack and a point by Sinead O’Donnell gave the Limerick side a dream start against the Clare opposition. Throughout the first half, play was tight and frantic with both sides giving it their all. Scores were exchanged but Hazelwood’s lucky early break was the real difference between the sides at the half time whistle with a score line of 1.4 to 3 points.

Scariff started the second half with vigour with a goal from their first attack and they continued to dominate for the next 15 minutes. Despite their upper hand Scariff failed to convert their opportunities due to the resilience of the Hazelwood backs. The teams were level at 1-4 each as the game entered the final quarter. Unrattled by the Scariff onslaught, Hazelwood’s character shone through as they outscored their opponents 3 points to 1 in the remaining period. As Scariff fought hard to try conjure a late attack, they were met with a solid Hazelwood outfit who were now playing full of fire and belief.

When the final whistle was finally blown it was greeted to the delight of Hazelwood team and supporters. Hazelwood College, Dromcollogher were crowned Munster Senior Camogie Champions for 2016/17 on a score line of 1-7 to 1-5.

Picture a: Back row (left to right): Ms Martina Matthews, Ms Julie Corkery, Aoife Murray, Emma Enright, Aisling Cunningham, Orlaith Hennessy, Caitlin O Connor, Valarie Shanahan, Ide Cunningham, Megan Nolan, Abbey Mcdermot, Shauna Cunningham, Ide Collins, Ave Mullane, Mary Kate Fehin, Sarah Mcdermot, Shauna Kenneally, Danny Corkery (Coach). FRONT ROW: Brid Stack, Sinead O Donnell, Niamh O Brien, Laura Stack, Holly Hennessy, Meave Mccarthy, Chloe O Brien (captain) , Aoife McMahon, Katie Carroll, Sarah Sheehan, Anna Walmsley

Picture b: Hazelwood College Captain Chloe O’Brien pictured after leading her side to Munster glory with the cup and her mother Fiona.

Picture c: HAzelwood College and Milford GAA Club players (from left) Sarah Sheehan, Brid Flanagan, Mary Kate Fehin and Laura Stack after their success in the Senior Camogie Colleges’ Munster Final.

Hazelwood Heroines Golden Victory

By Katie Ryan, Transition Year

Recently, the Senior Hazelwood College Camogie team placed against Scariff in the Senior Camogie Munster Colleges’ Final at home in their local pitch.

There was a biting cold wind in the air that both camogie players and spectators alike could feel as they stamped their feet to regain some warmth from standing still for so long. However it was evident that once the match started, this did not affect Hazelwood Colleges playing chances at all.

Laura Stack scored the first goal against Scariff within ten minutes of the match and many of the girls on the team followed her lead enthusiastically so that by the end of the first half Hazelwood College was drawing with Scariff 1-3. At the start of the second half the girls came back so strong and determined scoring 4 more points, securing them a win in the Munster Camogie Final 1-7 to 1-5. It was a tight match but a well deserved win as the winning team crowded into the pitch to celebrate their victory and hard work.