27/10/2021
27/10/2021
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DERRY JHC FINAL
Lavey 2-13 Banagher 0-15
A second half goal from Ryan Farren turned Saturday's junior final in Lavey's favour at Celtic Park.
The teams were level five times, including four occasions in a tightly contested third quarter.
Fintan Bradley gave Lavey the perfect start and they led 1-3 to 0-3 after 16 minutes, but Banagher made their wind advantage count and were level by half time, 0-7 to 1-4, with five points from Darragh Cartin.
After a tight 17 minute spell, a high ball into the Banagher square was flicked down by Fintan Bradley and Farren's finish gave Lavey a 2-8 to 0-11 advantage, just after the water break.
Points from Chrissy Henry put Lavey in control. Banagher continued their long ball game, in search of a goal, and nearly got one. Cartin hit the crossbar and Michael Taggart flicked an Oisin McCloskey shot over for a point, as Lavey hung on.
Report, reaction and photos in Tuesday's County Derry Post.
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