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Niall Cashman receives the non-exam league cup from Jim Healy

Congratulations to our minor hurlers who captured the non-exam league cup with 1-11 to 1-09 victory over Inniscarra at Church Road. In other Minor Team news, the B squad play the 1st Rd of championship v St Finbarrs
on Monday June 24th 7.00 @ Church Rd.

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Our Junior hurlers take to the field tonight (Sat. June 8th) against St.Finbarrs in the 1st round of the Junior Hurling Championship at Ballinlough. Throw-in is at 7.30. Support the lads!

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Rockies players celebrate at the final whistle. Pic: George Hatchell

Saturday June 1st 2013 @ Midleton. Cork County Senior Hurling Championship 1st Round. Blackrock 0-20, Killeagh 1-16

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It's Championship time. Our senior hurlers have been working very hard since the end of last season and will be put to the test this Saturday night V Killeagh. Throw-in is at 7.30pm @ Midelton.

It has been a difficult few years for The Rockies at senior level. Brushes with relegation and some comprehensive defeats dented our pride but the rebuilding continues in earnest. Our young Rockies have plenty of promise and ability and many of our successful underage hurlers are breaking into the team to compliment some of our more experienced hurlers. It will take time and a huge effort to realise this potential but with the full backing of everyone at the club, anything is possible. So get down to Midleton and give them your support. Rockies Abu.

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The Superleagues for 2006 born hurlers took place in Church Road on 18th and 25th May 2013 with 39 boys in four teams lining up for medals at the end of some hard-fought encounters.

Coaches Kieran O’Callaghan and Daniel Tyner managed the SpongeBobs, sporting yellow bibs. There were some fine displays throughout the competition from Giacomo Cammoranesi, Lucas Kennedy, Conor Finucane and Ethan Swarbrick.

At this age, good ground hurling is what we want and the Super Marios in red bibs did not disappoint. Managed by Hugh Morley and Darragh O’Callaghan, they worked hard to keep good team shape instead of bunching around the ball. Kyle Leahy led the charge, with strong support from Ronan Lydon, Adam Buckley, Cormac Casey and Sean Hogan.

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