Tralee Magic wrapped up their final home game of the season with a commanding 50-17 victory over St. Brendan’s, a result that highlighted their incredible progress since the start of the season. The scoreline, while impressive, only tells part of the story—this performance was a true reflection of the team’s dedication, growth, and commitment to improving their game.

In what was their final home game of the season, the U14 Tralee Magic girls took to the court with an undeniable sense of confidence, skill, and teamwork that showcased just how far they have come since the start of the season. Against a well-drilled St. Brendan’s side, the Magic girls demonstrated their remarkable growth, a testament to their dedication and the hard work put in by both players and coaches throughout the year.

From the opening tip, it was clear that this was not the same team that began the season all those months ago. Every player contributed with energy and determination, executing plays with precision and maintaining relentless defensive pressure. The improvements in ball movement were particularly striking, with crisp passing, smart decision-making, and well-timed cuts to the basket reflecting the team’s enhanced understanding of the game.

The defensive intensity was another highlight. The girls showed a commitment to hustling for every loose ball, closing down passing lanes, and applying full-court pressure—something they have developed through weeks of training. Their communication on the court was excellent, ensuring they worked together as a cohesive unit rather than individuals.

Each player played their part in what was a fitting finale to their home campaign. Whether it was stepping up to hit crucial shots, fighting for rebounds, or making key defensive stops, the collective spirit of this team shone through. It was heartening to see their confidence grow with each quarter, a reminder of the countless hours spent perfecting their craft.

These Magic girls have grown stronger, sharper, and more composed with each outing, and as they look ahead to their remaining games, they can do so with immense pride in how much they’ve achieved. Well done, girls!

A special thank you to the referees Julie and Timmy, and table officials.Mike and Caroline for their time and efforts in ensuring the game ran smoothly. Appreciation also goes to the visiting coaches and players from St. Brendan’s, local rivals who always brings a competitive and sporting challenge to these encounters.