U13 Mid Ulster Manager Kieran Campbell and Coach Jason Toner saw their team beat Seagoe Boys 3 – 0 last weekend.

Dungannon Swifts u16s continued their unbeaten start to the season with a 5-0 win over Lurgan side Glenavon. The swifts started the game really well and had plenty of the ball but couldn’t find a way through a stubborn Glenavon defence. With 15 minutes gone the swifts got a corner and a great delivery from Daryl Magee found the head of Jake Ferguson to give the swifts a 1-0 lead and that score stayed the same to the half. The swifts took the game to Glenavon right from the restart and a corner this time from the right from skipper Niall Kelly deceived everybody and went straight into the net 2-0 to the swifts. Dungannon kept the pressure on and a fine strike from outside the box by Sean Molloy who was having a great game at right back found the net again to make it 3-0. The swifts then made five changes to the team for the last 25 minutes and the lads eager to make an impression done very well and the swifts kept playing flowing football with a further two goals coming from substitutes Oisin McGuire and Kelvin Campbell to leave the score 5-0 to the Swifts.

Assistant manager Darryl McConnell said after the match “it was a good performance from the lads today we haven’t been playing that well at times during the season but the must important thing is that we are still unbeaten and it was a good test against Glenavon we showed for the ball well scored 5 and kept a clean sheet what more can we ask for.” Best for the swifts today were Sean Molloy, Niall Kelly and Deasun Quinn but man of the match was Darragh Kavanagh who was very good throughout and its good to see his cousin Wardy making his comeback for the first team against Linfield on Saturday after being out injured for the past few weeks. Training continues on Wednesday night in Coalisland 6.45.

Dungannon United Youth Under 8’s won the tournament and Ciaran Magee won player of the tournament at the Co-operative Insurance Games Development Day which took place in the Mid Ulster Sports Arena, Cookstown. Congratulations to DUY U8’s on their win and to Ciaran for his achievement

Dungannon United Youth U14’s lost 2 - 0 against Omagh Youth this Saturday.

Yet again this week the mid-ulster youth league fixtures were wiped out with bad weather, so we will try it all again this week with a home fixture at junior stadium against lurgan side glenavon kick-off 10.30am. all support welcome. With less than 3 weeks left until we travel to Bangor Swifts to play in the first round of the northern ireland cup the next few games and training sessions are very important starting with training on wednesday night 6.45 at coalisland. If any players are interested in going to preston at easter deposits must be paid for before December 9th to secure your place and thats for players and any parent that wants to travel with us. Dungannon swifts u16s would also like to welcome back to the squad Paul McElroy, Conor Brennen and Luke McCullough who were on international duty in the victory shield for Northern Ireland schoolboys a welcome addition weather its for the 16s, 18s, reserves or they might even stake a place in the first team welcome back lads.