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Ryan O'Kane. (Pic: Ciarán Culligan)
Bellurgan United's Ryan O'Kane has been named the SuperCup NI's junior Player of the Tournament after helping the Dundalk Schoolboys League U15s to seventh place at last week's competition.
The #SuperCupNI 2018 Award Winners ⚽️ pic.twitter.com/WFWiY6nw9P
— SuperCupNI ⚽️ (@SuperCupNI) July 30, 2018
The attacker scored three times in his team's five matches, including both goals in their group stage opener against Colina of Chile. His third goal of the tournament arrived against Leeds United.
O'Kane was part of a very impressive overall team effort. Martin Dullaghan's side missed out on a place in the showpiece semi-finals on score difference, before recovering to claim seventh place on Friday.
Congratulations Ryan from all at The Dundalk Democrat.
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