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LOCAL Limerick primary schools competed in the League of Legends soccer tournament that took place in Mary Immaculate College last week.
Held for the thirteenth time this year, the League of Legends soccer blitz saw over 160 Fifth and Sixth Class students from 13 local primary schools tog out for a highly competitive day of soccer.
In the first final, St Anne’s, Rathkeale took on Our Lady Queen of Peace National School. Isabell Lynch scored two for St Anne’s and a third goal from Mikayla Shiels sealed the win for the Rathkeale outfit, who won 3-0. Their captain, Naomi —who scored four goals across the day’s games—was crowned Player of the Match.
The second final saw reigning Champions Scoil Iosagáin CBS Primary School face Our Lady of Lourdes National School. Led by Player of the Match, Ali, Scoil Iosagáin romped home to a second consecutive title with a commanding 8-1 win.
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