Currow NS and Scartaglen NS double up with Primary Schools Super Sevens basketball titles

This year the event was held under the new title sponsorship of the Credit Union.

The Senior finals featured two stand-out Grand Slam Cup winners, Currow girls and Scartaglen boys, both of whom remained unbeaten with seven wins each to claim their respective titles. The tournament was exceptionally successful for both schools, as Currow also secured the Junior Girls cup and Scartaglen the Junior Boys cup at the end of May, achieving a unique double triumph.

The finals night also saw the announcement of the All Star teams for 2024 to conclude this year’s event that commenced in early April with 80 teams and over 900 players and coaches participating.

Senior Girls honours

Cup champions: Currow; Runner-up: Gneeveguilla; Bronze medal: Scoil Mhuire Killorglin

Shield winner: Holy Family Rathmore; Runner-up: St John’s Kenmare; Bronze medal: Knocknagree Cork

Plate winner: Nagle Rice Milltown; Runner-up: Loughquittane; Bronze Medal Holy Cross Mercy

Senior Boys honours

Cup champions Scartaglen; Runner-up: Currow; Bronze medal: St Johns

Shield winner: Dromclough Listowel; Runner-up: Knockanes Glenflesk; Bronze medal: Faha

Plate winner: Scoil Mhuire Kilorglin; Runner-up: Fossa; Bronze medal: Dromclough

Credit Union Super Sevens All Star Teams

Boys

Dara O’Sullivan (Knockanes, Glenflesk), Mikey Cooper (Nagle Rice Milltown), James Rooney (Cullina), Aidan Lehane (St Johns Kenmare), Fionn Brown (Scartaglen), Connie O’Connor (Scartaglen), Kevin Brosnan (Currow)

Girls

Niamh Murphy (Scoil Mhuire Killorglin), Eabha Moynihan (Holy Family Rathmore), Sadbh O’Mahony (St John’s Kenmare), Ava Harty (Fossa), Cliona Coffey (Cullina Beaufort), Sinead Hurley (Gneeveguilla), Mary Anne O’Shea (Currow)