Lithuania Tournament By Bernard O'Neill
March 14, 2009
(MAR 14) Charlie Haggerty, Jason Quigley
and Bernard Roe chalked up their second hat-trick of wins for Ireland in
24 hours in Lithuania tonight to march into the Danas Pozniakas Olympic
Youth semi finals in Vilnius. Quigley, who is having a fine
tournament so far, impressed in his win over Czech Republic welterweight
Vit Kral and Roe always looked comfortable versus Poland's Roger Hryniuk.
The trio join Gary Molloy in tomorrows semi finals after the Moate
flyweight received a bye into the last four.
Molloy and Roe will meet English opponents in Saturdays last four
deciders in the shape of James Dickens and Ryan Aston.
All four Irish boxers are now guaranteed at least bronze medals,
Ireland's first international medal haul of the 2009 season.
Last 16 Results March 12th
60Kg: Charlie Haggerty (Ireland) beat Niklas Kriejer (Germany) 7-5
69Kg: Jason Quigley (Ireland) beat Andras Palaima (Lithuania) 17-3
75Kg: Bernard Roe (Ireland) beat Edvinas Gudunskas (Lithuania) 12-3
Quarter Final Draw March 13th
60Kg: Charlie Haggerty (Ireland) beat Drazdov Aliaksei (Bulgaria) 5-2
69Kg: Jason Quigley (Ireland) beat TBA Vit Kral (Czech Republic) 9-0
75Kg: Bernard Roe (Ireland) beat Roger Hryniuk (Poland) 8-2
Semi Final Draw March 14th
51Kg: Gary Molloy (Ireland) v James Dickens (England)
60Kg: Charlie Haggerty (Ireland) v Krystan Sielwa (Poland)
69Kg: Jason Quigley (Ireland) v Andrbj Polhovski (Bulgaria)
75Kg: Bernard Roe (Ireland) v Ryan Aston (England)
Irish Squad and Management
51Kg: Garry Molloy (Moate)
60Kg: Charlie Haggerty (Golden Cobra)
69Kg: Jason Quigley (Finn Valley)
75Kg: Bernard Roe (Dublin Docklands)
Team Manager: Des Donnelly
Coaches: Jim Moore, Conor Quigley
Physio: Conor McCarthy
R&J: Eddie Cummins
