Wicklow Rovers U14C traveled to Glencormac on a blustery morning, with the wind from the Sugarloaf posing a significant challenge. Despite the conditions, Rovers started strongly, fueled by the wind at their backs. They created several half-chances, and their persistence paid off midway through the first half. Callum O'Flaherty was fouled in the box, and captain Kai Jameson stepped up to convert the penalty with ease, leaving the goalkeeper no chance.

Rovers continued to press, but were unable to add to their tally. The second half saw Glencormac take advantage of the wind, putting Rovers under pressure. A back pass to goalkeeper Loukas Karamalis was closed down, and the ball took a cruel bobble, trickling into the net.

Despite the setback, Rovers refused to give up. They created several good chances, but the Glencormac defense held firm. The Rovers defenders, led by Jamie McGowan and Daniel Brennan, were resolute in clearing ball after ball.

In the final 10 minutes, Rovers dominated possession, but were unable to find the winner. The game ended in a draw, a fair result considering the balance of play.

U13A player Charlie O'Neill was named Man of the Match for his outstanding performance. This was a strong team effort from Rovers, who on another day could have taken all three points. Thanks to U13 players Jamie McGowan, Matthew Costello and Charlie O'Neill for stepping up to help the team out. Thanks to Glencormac for a competitive and sporting game.