12th December; Passage United 3-0 Everton
EVERTON lost 3-0 to Passage in their league match at the weekend.Everton travelled to Passage minus a few key players, but they still performed well and the scoreline flattered Passage somewhat.
Everton trailed 2-0 at the break, having missed a few chances themselves and it was a similar story in the second period.Passage extended their lead while, despite their best efforts, the Everton lads couldn’t find a way past the Passage rearguard.
Top players for Everton were Eoin Hill, Niall Kennedy and Darragh Higgins.

17th October; Everton 9-3 Kinsale
EVERTON U14s had a comprehensive 9-2 win over Kinsale in the league, a result that keeps them on top of the table.The star of the show was Sean Ward who helped himself to four goals on the day.
Everon got off to a flier and were 3-0 up early in the first half thanks to Ward's hat-trick.Kinsale pulled a goal back when one of our defenders put through his own net while trying to make a clearance.
Barry McGrory brought Kinsale into the game and Everton led 3-2 at the break.Rakib Moussa restored Everton's two-goal advantage in the second half and Ryan Cahill made it 5-2 before Moussa added his second.Niall Kennedy was sprung from the bench and he showed his predatory instincts by banging in two goals before Sean Ward kept the best until last with a brilliant chip from 25 yards to make it 9-3 at the finish
The lads' next outing is on Saturday October 31st away to Temple United.
TEAM: Aaron West, Michael Kenneally, Gary O'Sullivan, Aaron De Puis,
David Shaughnessy, Anthony Walsh, Eoin Hill, Kieran Bullman, Ryan Cahill, Sean Ward, Aaron De Puis.

Subs: Daniel Leahy for Walsh, Niall Kennedy for Moussa.

19th September; Corinthian Boys B 0-4 Everton

EVERTON U14s took all the points away from the trip to Rose Hill on Saturday after a fine 4-0 win.
Eoin Hill opened the scoring for Everton when his free kick sailed over the head of the Corinthians' keeper.
Rakib Moussa added a second for Everton and the same player was unlucky not to add a second shortly afterwards when his shot came back off the post and Kieran Bullman fired the rebound over.
Dylan Kidney went close to adding a third for Everton before the half-time whislte was sounded.
Moussa found the net again in the second half but he was denied a hat-trick when he pushed a penalty wide of the post.
Ryan Cahill scored Everton's fourth goal, a cracking effort which rounded off a great win for the visitors.
Special mention must go to Aaron West who was oustanding in his stand-in role as goalkeeper.
TEAM: Aaron West, Gareth Browne, Gary O'Sullivan, Aaron De Puis, Darragh Higgins, Anthony Walsh, Eoin Hill, Kieran Bullman, Dylan Kidney, Sean Ward, Rakib Moussa. Subs: (all used) Michael Kenneally, Ryan Cahill, Daniel Leahy, Adam O'Neill.

5th September ; Everton 2-2 Mallow Utd
EVERTON U14s started the season in a positive manner taking a point from their 2-2 draw with visitors Mallow United.
The U14s welcomed a few new faces to the squad and they all performed admirably. We would like to welcome new players Rakib Moussa, Darragh Higgins, Dylan Kidney, Adam O'Neill, Kieran Bullman, Anthony Walsh and Eamonn Kelly and Aaron Barry to the squad.
This was a close game and in the end either side could have won it.
Everton opened the scoring in the second minute when Sean Ward got on the end of a fine pass from Anthony Walsh. Sean saw the opposing keeper off his line and lobbed to ball over his head and it settled in the net.
Mallow showed great spirit and fought back with two goals to leave Everton chasing the game.
The lads showed great spirit and determination and were rewarded when Rakib Moussa kept his cool in front of goal to score with left foot.
Kieran Bullman played a captain's role with a fine display in the centre of the park while full-backs Gareth Browne and Darragh Higgins did very well while centre-backs Gary O'Sullivan and Aaron De Puis rarely put a foot wrong.
TEAM: Aaron Barry, Gareth Browne, Aaron De Puis, Darragh Higgins, Anthony Walsh, Eoin Hill, Kieran Buillman, Ryan Cahill, Sean Ward, Adam O'Neill. Subs: Rakib Moussa for O'Neill, Dylan Kidney for Cahill, Michael Kenneally.