Irish Open 2006 Kilcock Canoe Polo Club Demons Division 1 Winners

[bear]

For those that were not there for the finals on Sunday, you reallly missed a great match final. Kilcock Canoe Polo Club Division 1 team Demons , after only losing 1 match early on Saturday morning, winning their next 5 games, went on to beat Aberfan A, 7 - 3 in the finals on Sunday afternoon.
Yes, the sun really did shine on the Demons on Sunday as their skill, speed and class made them the Ultimate Winners in Division 1. Aberfan A had the skill but could not match the unbeatable team of Stephen Davenport in goals, the Twin McCormacks, Brian Devlin, Paddy Mooney and Declan ( Norman Phelan) of the Demons.

This has been a great year for Kilcock Canoe Polo Club, winning in Charleroi, the Irish Club Championships in July and now the Irish Open for their Senior Division 1 team
The Club's Motto "stay calm in the face of adversity " says it all. :cool:


For those entering the competition next year , word on the grape vine is that the National Committee Competition Organisers will be introducing DNA Testing.

[well done]

after only losing 1 match early on Saturday morning,

match the unbeatable team Unbeatable?? only ubeatable if the did not lose any match....


Well done to every team that turned up and took part in the Irish Open.

[bear]

Well done to all teams that entered the competition. The weather was great and everyone enjoyed themselves

[Derek]

dna testing, like dope testing,will stop snakey cheats

btw one game loss = beatable
:D

[anon]

derek you said what everyone else was thinking!!

[seandownes]

Enough of the smart comments I think the Kilcock lads played well as a Team It’s a pity some of the bigger teams such as FOA and Bear Island did not turn up on the weekend however do not take away from Kilcock victory Well done Lads............ Sean

[confused]

the Twin McCormacks as said by bear.............
seems like no body can actually tell them apart....unless the're wearing canoeing gear.....well.....

[Hmmm]

Would that win have anything to do with the disqualification of the team that did beat them?!?!?!?!?! ....

......

[lmc]

Enough of the smart comments I think the Kilcock lads played well as a Team It’s a pity some of the bigger teams such as FOA and Bear Island did not turn up on the weekend however do not take away from Kilcock victory Well done Lads............ Sean


Hey Sean
Make sure you don't get splinters in your arse from that fence you are sitting on.:D :D :D :wavey:

Niall

[Tom]

I wish the Irish Canoe polo communiy would just get on with whats important, developing the sport and encouraging people to play. Well done to the Kilcock team who have put a lot into developing their club and players over the past number of years. It is the largest canoe polo only club in the country and more clubs should take note. If poeple have something to say then they should say it and should post using their name, or are people afraid to say what they have to say. This is the sorry thing about Irish Polo, people are being victimised for their views, not being allowed in the click if they have certain views. This has gone on for far too long and I wish that people just got on with it and played the game without all of the policital crap thats going on

Well done Kilcock and all of the other teams that were placed and not placed in the Irish Open