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History is made as Ballybacon win county camogie title.
Just four years after their formation, Ballybacon-Grange have claimed county camogie honours.
A huge crowd turned out at The Ragg for the A and B Under 12 County League Finals with victory going to Ballybacon and Annacarty.
In the A final, Annacarty started well, leading Knockavilla by 5 points at halftime.
A Kickhams comeback brought it to a one point game before Annacarty completed a unique treble of County Under 12A, Under 14A and Under 16A titles in 2017.
What an amazing achievement!!
In the B final, Cashel and Ballybacon played out a very close final with Ballybacon winning by a single goal in the end.
Cashel are performing well at underage camogie, pipped by Cahir in an Under 14 semi and going close to honours in under 12.
Ballybacon-Grange - County Tipperary u-14 'B' camogie champs!
However, the glory went to Ballybacon-Grange, a club only formed in 2013. What great work is going on there!
Congrats to Cahir on winning the Under 12C final comprehensively v Shannon Rovers.
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