The Ulster GAA led Ulster Schools One-Wall competition for 3rd/4th year boys ran over the month of November came to an end on Friday last at St Ciarans Ballygawley, with Red High Downptrick prevailing in a great final. This years competition had a slight change to the eligibility rules where no player who had won a provincial title in any code could enter. This allowed a more open contest for those interested in starting out playing handball.
Beech Hill of Monaghan, Holy Trinity of Tyrone, St Pats Armagh and Red High Downpatrick qualified to todays finals. The talent and skill on display was exceptional with Beech Hill and Red High having to decide the final with a sudden death play off game. The lads from Red High managed by Martin Murphy were on top form and clinched the title from the Monaghan men.
Peter Canavan along with Ulster GAA Active Club officers Shane McCann and Paul Callaghan presented the trophy and commended all teachers, coaches and pupils for their efforts in a great competition.