The Coalisland versus Kildress game looked like a draw from early on. The teams were level at the break Kildress 1-3, Coalisland 0-6 and the game was tied at full time Kildress 1-10  Coalisland 0-13.

Coalisland played against the wind in the first half and played some very good attacking football.  Both teams had to battle and manage the difficult weather conditions and it took a free deep in injury time for Coalisland that levelled the game.

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Clonoe were in fine scoring form against Donaghmore as they led at the break Clonoe 1.11. Donaghmore 0.05 before the game finished Clonoe 2.19
Donaghmore 0.13. Niamh O’Hagan and Briana Quinn were the outstanding players on view with their high workrate and ability to cover the ground.Clonoe Scorers: Eimhear Cushnahan 0.02, Aine Heagney 0.03, Alicia Devlin 0.02
Aimee Hughes 0.01, Niamh O’Hagan 0.01, Aoife O’Hagan 0.01, Orlaith O’Hagan 1.02, Orlagh Gavin 1.07Loughmacrory met Aghaloo in their latest league fixture. After a close and competitive fixture the Loch girls emerged victorious having led at the break 0-7 to 0-2.  The second half saw the Aghaloo girls come more into the match but Loughmacrory held on to win 1-12 to 2-4. Lisa Melly was the top performer for the winners who also had impressive games from Ciara Mc Aleer, Aisling Logue and Cora Mc Elduff

A tight game was expected between Drumragh and Castlederg and it certainly did not disappoint. With both teams unbeaten in the league the football on offer was competitive and enjoyable.  The Derg came out on top with all the scoring coming from Laura Mc Sorley 0-5 and Amelia Coyle 2-1. The first half was tight and low scoring first half as the Derg had to work hard as they were down a key player for ten minutes due to a yellow card. Grace Quinn in goals had ann outstanding game for the winners and was the main reason  the Derg took the points.

Final score Derg 2-6 Drumragh 1-6

Trillick had plenty to spare in their derby match against Fintona. After an impressive first half they led at the break 4-9 to 0-3 and with Cathy Kane outstanding in the middle of the field they went on to win 7-14 to 0-8. A special mention for goalkeeper Kim Mc Ginn who capped a fine display with a second half penalty save,

Trillick scorers: Emma Mc Carron, 2.5, Shauna Mc Gurren – 3.0, Cathleen Kelly 1.3 (1f) Mya Williamson – 0.3, Dearbhaile Gallagher – 1.0 , Amy Mc Ginn- 0.2, Orlagh Donnelly – 0.1