WIT Waterford Wildcats are away at Team Garvey’s St. Mary’s this weekend. They tip-off on Saturday at 7 pm with a chance to go top of the table with a win.
Head coach Tommy O’Mahony outlined the task at hand for his side over coming days, “We face a very tough trip to Castleisland on Saturday; they have proven to be a handful for every team they face. They have shown in previous performances that they can beat anyone in this league.
We expect a tough game, and we will have to be at our best if we are to be in with a chance of winning. On Wednesday we face Cup champions Glanmire, and as their record shows they are a formidable outfit, with numerous players that can hurt you at any time. Going to Glanmire is always hard but going up against a team who hasn’t lost a game since October is another dimension. We recognise the challenge ahead of us and we are eagerly looking forward to the game.”
Team Garvey’s St. Mary’s tasted defeat earlier in the week against Singleton SuperValu Brunell, and they face another tough opponent this week with the Wildcats.
Speaking about their upcoming game Liam Culloty, Team Garvey’s St. Mary’s head coach, said “On Saturday, going up against Waterford, who are probably the in-form team in the league, we will be hoping that a big home crowd can get behind us and spur us on. They have been incredible since restrictions were lifted so we are hoping for more of the same. We will be focusing on our own performance and trying to maximise that over the coming games.”
