St. Finian’s College Mullingar won in a dominant performance against Castlerea CS to come out 58-33 victors.
MVP and top scorer Ryan Bell put in a superb performance on both sides of the court as St Finian's College Mullingar ran out convincing winners in the Pinergy U16C All-Ireland Schools Cup.
St Finian’s were fast out of the blocks, Alfie Murray saw his three-point effort go down to lead by eight at the end of the first.
Jamie Dowd stepped up with some big scores for Castlerea CS as they attempted to bridge the gap in the second, but their opponents defended well and limited them to 15 points in the first half.
Ryan Bell and Rian Keaveney of St. Finian’s proved too hot to handle for Castlerea CS as they combined for a total of 37.
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