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PIC FROM: Borris Vocational School Twitter
Borris Vocational School were crowned Leinster Junior B Camogie champions over the weekend thanks to six point victory over Presentation Wexford on a scoreline of 1-06 to 0-03.
It was a hard-fought battle in New Ross but the Carlow school came out on top.
Introducing BORRIS VOCATIONAL SCHOOL - Leinster Junior B Champions 2023
— Carlow CountyCamogie (@CamogieCarlow) January 21, 2023
Congratulations @borrisvocschool
We know for sure the late great Mary Smyth is smiling brightly in heaven this afternoon knowing of this result pic.twitter.com/ytlRgLRZIT
Leinster PP Schools Junior B Camogie Champions, Borris VS. pic.twitter.com/QCothRHY6k
— LeinsterCollsCamogie (@LCollsCamogie) January 21, 2023
LEINSTER CHAMPIONS!!! Immense support from our community. A very proud school today. What a display of camogie #champions #community @CamogieCarlow @KCETB_Schools @KilkennyCamogie pic.twitter.com/ZXKevXgRvD
— Borris Vocational School (@borrisvocschool) January 21, 2023
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