9 February 2019 There are no easy games in the 4th round of this competition. The teams are there, either by dint of consistent wins through-out the season leading to a high ranking in the case of Enniskillen Royal, or by fighting their way through three previous rounds, in the case of Down High School.Read more
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A great physical display against Armagh RFC U16s this morning. Armagh are unbeaten this season in the club league so the game promised to be a tough contest. The ERGS boys did their usual timid start allowing the home side to score the first points, but then began to up their intensity and soon presentedRead more
Enniskillen Royal continued their preparations for the Schools Cup with a friendly against local rivals, Omagh Academy. ERGS won the last encounter by 15-0 in Enniskillen so Omagh, on home turf, were hoping to reverse the outcome. For the early part of the match they showed great intent harassing the Fermanagh side into uncharacteristic errors.Read more
With the ERGS boys awaiting the draw of the Medallion Trophy Quarter final and Omagh ready to play their Medallion Shield Round 3 game later this week against Dungannon, the two sides came together for what promised to be a good ‘friendly’ contest. In the first half, Omagh went ahead in the first 5 minutesRead more
Enniskillen’s coaches were looking for a quality opponent and a tough game as part of their lead in to their Cup run and they got just that in this away fixture early on Saturday morning. BRA have recently played and beaten both Campbell and Armagh while ERGS have not played since beating Omagh in theRead more
A truly valiant display by the Medallions this weekend as they played in Round 2 of the NI Medallion Shield against Dalriada. Despite an impressive start in which they dominated play for the first twenty minutes of the game, the horrendous weather conditions meant the pace of play was unsustainable and in the end aRead more
Enniskillen hosted their local rivals, Omagh Academy, in fairly torrid conditions on Saturday morning. It is their last match of 2018 and their last match under South African coach, Rhys Botha. Rhys, who will be moving to Bangor Grammar in January, about 80 miles closer to his home base, can only have been pleased withRead more
1stXV vs Omagh, Win 15-0 U13s vs Omagh, Win 40-0 Medallions vs Dalriada, Loss 0-28Read more
Enniskillen Royal 1stXV vs Armagh RFC U18s 1 December 2018 A clash between Ulster’s 4th ranked school’s team, Enniskillen Royal and club rugby’s league leaders, Armagh U18s promised to be a fascinating contest and the grey drizzle at the Eisenhower Fields did little to dilute the frisson. Enniskillen were gifted an early try when Armagh’sRead more
Junior games away to Campbell College Belfast this morning. U13 lost 21-15 U14 Win 12-29 Medallions lost 22-21 3 fantastic games of and closely contested games of rugby.Read more
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🥉 Congratulations to former ERGS pupil Ellie McCartney on winning bronze for Team Northern Ireland in the Women’s 200m Breaststroke at the Commonwealth Games.
This is a fantastic achievement and another proud moment in Ellie’s swimming career. Having already won two Commonwealth Youth Games titles and a European U23 championship, it is wonderful to see her add a Commonwealth Games medal to her growing list of achievements.
Ellie’s hard work, determination and commitment have taken her to the very highest level of the sport, and she continues to be a great role model for our young people.
We are incredibly proud of all she has achieved and wish her every success in the future.
Congratulations, Ellie! 👏💙
Congratulations to our ERGS swimmers on their fantastic performances at the Irish National Championships! 🏊♂️👏
Three ERGS pupils recently represented their clubs with distinction at the Irish National Age Group Championships in Limerick and the Irish National Youth & Senior Championships in Dublin.
🥇 Jakub Mikiewicz Lumayad enjoyed an outstanding championship, becoming Irish National Champion in the 100m Freestyle and claiming silver in the 200m Freestyle. Competing beyond his age group, Jakub also finished second overall among 12-year-olds in the 50m Freestyle Open Age Group event. He rounded off a superb week with 5th place in the 200m Breaststroke and 6th place in the 100m Breaststroke.
💪 Ryan Mongan produced an excellent performance in the 50m Breaststroke, setting a new personal best after months of dedicated training. Ryan also swam a strong 200m Freestyle leg as part of the Lakelanders 800m Freestyle Relay Team.
👏 Russell Mikiewicz Lumayad competed in the 200m Freestyle as part of his relay team, delivering a solid swim that helped his team achieve a new personal best.
These fantastic achievements are a testament to the hard work, commitment and determination shown by all three swimmers. We are incredibly proud of Jakub, Ryan and Russell and congratulate them on representing their clubs and ERGS with such distinction.
Well done to all three! 💙💛
Good luck to our pupils Olly McLaren, Henry McNiece and and Noah Walsh as they begin their SuperCup campaign today.
The County Fermanagh Juniors played Westham Utd at 11am today losing out to the strong Academy side 3-0.
Tomorrow they take on St Patrick’s Athletic, Dublin at 1pm in Seahaven before finishing the group stage on Wednesday against Charlton Athletic at 1pm in Parker Avenue, Portrush.
Enjoy the experience and Good Luck to Olly, Henry and Noah!