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ST MUNCHIN'S College continued their impressive run in the preliminary round of the Pinergy Munster Schools Senior Cup after securing a 33-27 victory over CBC, of Cork, in Corbally on Wednesday.
St Munchin's, who led CBC 21-19 at half-time, went on to outscore their Cork visitors by five tries to four in an entertaining contest.
Group B table toppers St Munchin's have now recorded wins in each of their three group fixtures to date in the opening phase of the competition.
Impressive centre Oisin Pepper bagged a hat-trick of tries in the Corbally side's latest victory, while hooker Peter Dougan and full-back Matthew Te Pou also crossed the whitewash. Out-half Cillian O'Connor completed the St Munchin's scoring with four successful conversions.
St Munchin's will face Glenstal Abbey in their final Pinergy Munster Schools Senior Cup Group B round robin fixture at the end of the month.
Meanwhile, a 28-12 victory for Crescent College Comprehensive over Castletroy College at Dooradoyle was the result recorded in the other fixture featuring Limerick sides.
The Dooradoyle side outscored their visitors by four tries to two. The Castletroy College tries were scored by Darragh McMahon and Liam Glynn kicked a conversion for the Newtown school.
Crescent College travel to Murroe to face Glenstal Abbey on Monday next for their remaining Group B round robin fixture.
ST MUNCHIN'S COLLEGE: Matthew Te Pou; Adam Cusack, Oisin Pepper, Conor McCarthy, Azad Mohamad; Cillian O'Connor, Jake O'Riordan; Rian Burke, Peter Dougan, Tadhg O'Brien; Anthony Foley, Mark Walsh; Callum Black, Danny Williamson, Liam Angermann. Replacements: Ben Noonan, Oskars Vitolins, Sean Rice, Eoin O'Callaghan, Charlie Grace, Rory McDermott, Tom Wood, Donal Kenny, Tommy O'Driscoll, David Keane.
CASTLETROY COLLEGE: Ryan O'Keeffe; James Rennison, Brian Toland, Darragh McMahon, Sean Lyons; Liam Glynn, Chulainn Williams; Alister Tchokitieu, Jack O'Gorman, Jamie Conway; Ben Fogarty, Adam Dooley; Usman Musa, Paul Franklin (C), Aaron Cregan. Replacements: Cian Kennedy, Albertio Henry Ramblado, John Regan Magnier, Rob McConkey, Rowan Brady, Mark Murphy, Liam Donoghue, Cathal Quirke, Hyatallah Mohommad Ali.
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