STRABANE SIGERSONS coaches Kieran O’Kane and Paddy Glackin have taken their under-16 squad back to basics ahead of Sunday’s Tyrone Grade One Juvenile Championship Final clash with Coalisland at Healy Pak in Omagh (Throw-in 2pm)

NAOMH Eoghan juveniles claimed the second part of a historic double for the club on Saturday when they lifted the championship to add to the league title. Conditions were very heavy on the day and it was a credit to both teams for the entertaining game that was played.

THE St Eugene’s and Roes must try again after this well contested U-16 league decider ended all-square at Eskra on Saturday. Newtownstewart were bidding for the double having recently annexed championship honours but they needed a late Tiarnan McNamee leveller to earn a second bite at that particular cherry.

RYAN ‘Rocket’ Campbell was the toast of Dergview Football Club on Wednesday evening when the star striker netted an 89th minute goal to book the Championship club a place in the last eight of the Irn Bru Cup at the expense of Premiership big guns Donegal Celtic.

GLEBE United bowed out of the Irish Junior Cup after being involved in a seven-goal thriller at Bellspark Road on Saturday. United were slowly out of the blocks and were 2-0 down after half a hour before Eugene Brolly swept the ball home on the half-volley to ignite the home side’s challenge.

LISNASKEA Rovers made the trip from Fermanagh to Melvin Park on Saturday and returned with three points and the distinction of being the first team to inflict a home defeat on Athletic since the club joined the Fermanagh and Western League 15 months ago.

AN Aaron Cummings try late in the second half ensured Strabane continued their impressive start to the season at the Meadows on Saturday. The bustling number eight barged over following a pick-up at the base of the scrum, after a period of sustained pressure from the hosts, with Tim Armstrong tagging on the extras to make the points safe for the hosts.

‘TERRORIST’ children’s costumes on sale in Strabane have been described as “racist” and “insulting”.

YOUTHS in the Head of the Town have been praised after turning 500 bonfire tyres over to Strabane District Council

STRABANE’S Debt Action NI office has dealt with over £5million worth of local debt in 18 months, it has been revealed.