Leinster hurling game abandoned after head injury to Wexford school player

Source: Tommy Grealy/INPHO

A LEINSTER SCHOOLS hurling game in Thomastown in Kilkenny was abandoned today early in the second half after an injury to a player from Wexford school, Good Counsel (New Ross).

Jim Ryan, a player from Kilkenny club Rower-Inistioge, suffered a head injury in the Leinster SAHC semi-final between Good Counsel and Kilkenny CBS, but thankfully it has emerged that he has not suffered a serious injury.

The incident occurred early in the second half and the player was not moved as precaution with an ambulance called to treat him. The match was subsequently abandoned by the referee after a lengthy delay.

Kilkenny CBS were in front at the time by 2-5 to 0-3. The game is now set to be replayed with a date yet to be confirmed.

Game called off. Speedy recovery to Jim.

— Good Counsel College (@GCC_NewRoss) February 11, 2017

Source: Good Counsel College/Twitter

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Everyone in the club wishes Jim Ryan a speedy recovery after being injured in the Good Counsel v KK CBS semi-final

— TheRowerInistiogeGAA (@Rower_Inistioge) February 11, 2017

Source: TheRowerInistiogeGAA/Twitter

Leinster PPS Senior Hurling S/Final (2nd half, 32 mins) Kilkenny CBS 2-5 Good Counsel 0-3
Match abandoned due to injury. Replay will follow

— CBS Kilkenny – an Edmund Rice School (@CBSKilkenny1859) February 11, 2017

Source: CBS Kilkenny/Twitter

The Kilkenny CBS v Good Counsel game in Leinster PP schools SHC abandoned after Counsel player injured. Will be replayed Monday or Tuesday

— John Knox (@johnknoxkk) February 11, 2017

Source: John Knox/Twitter

The other Leinster semi-final saw reigning All-Ireland champions St Kieran’s see off St Peter’s (Wexford) by 1-18 to 1-7 in a game played in Fenagh in Carlow.

The teams were tied at 1-6 to 0-9 at the interval but St Peter’s only managed a single second-half point as St Kieran’s upped the ante to run out 11-point victors.

In Pearse Stadium, St Brigid’s (Loughrea) were crowned Connacht schools hurling champions with a narrow 1-12 to 0-14 victory over Presentation Athenry.

St Brigid’s were ahead 1-5 to 0-7 at the break and maintained that advantage to the finish.

Source: Galway Bay FM Sports

Results

Connacht SAHC final
St Brigid’s (Loughrea) 1-12 Presentation Athenry 0-14

Leinster SAHC semi-finals
St Kieran’s (Kilkenny) 1-18 St Peter’s (Wexford) 1-7
Kilkenny CBS – Good Counsel (abandoned)

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