Ciaran Moore on the ball for Donegal against Kerry in Ballyshannon Pic Thomas Galllagher
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02 Feb 2026
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02 Feb 2026
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SECONDARY SCHOOL SPORTS BOY
The Winner of the 2025 Best Sports Boy at Secondary School level is Caolan McFadden, Loreto Community School, Milford
This is Caolan’s third Donegal Sports Star Award. At the start of the year, Caolan claimed the Ulster Schools Senior 800 metre title and then went on to back that up by producing a superb performance at the All-Ireland Schools Championships in Tullamore where he took the National title, winning in a personal best time of 1:51.98.
He also featured on the Loreto Milford team that broke the Ulster 4×400 metre relay record at the Ulster Schools Championships where he ran the final leg.
Adding to his 800m success, Caolan also won the senior boys race at the Ulster District Schools Cross Country Championships, demonstrating his versatility across disciplines.
Caolan’s achievements at provincial, national, and team level reflect his exceptional talent, work ethic, and leadership.
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