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St Columba’s College scored a fine win over St Joseph’s Grammar School, Donaghmore in Thursday’s Loch an Iúir Shield final.
St Columba’s College, Stranorlar 3-9
St Joseph’s, Donaghmore 1-8
The Stranorlar students had seven points to spare in Strabane.
Matthew McGeehan posted 1-3 for the winners with Tomás McNulty helping himself to 1-2.
Oisín Mullen netted the other St Columba’s goal.
St Columba’s joint captains were Fionn McGinty and Conor Gallagher.
St. Columba's College: Alex Browne; Adam Byrne, Fionn McGinty, Mark Wilkinson; Jack McLaughlin (0-1), Dan Donnelly, Jamie Gavigan; Conor Gallagher, Jamie Gallen (0-1); Callum Long, Matthew McGeehan (1-3), Oisín Harrold; Peter Sweeney, Tomás McNulty (1-2), Evan Sproule (0-2). Subs: Ryan McConnell for Browne, Oisin Mullen (1-0) for Harrold), Adam Doherty for Sweeney, Ódhran McBrearty for Wilkinson, Evan McDevitt for Long, James Foy for Sproule.
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