Well done Robbie and the Munster team. A tough game today vs Connacht in windy conditions finished 0-0 with both teams having some great chances. A 2-0 win over Ulster, 2-2 draw with Leinster and today’s draw with Connacht was enough to see Munster retain their School’s Interpro title from last year. A great performance by team captain Robbie saw him take the player of the match award today.
Best of luck to Robbie Lynch who has been representing Hazelwood College in the FAI Schools Interprovincial Tournament this weekend. Robbie also has had the honour of being selected as captain of the Munster team this year. Today’s final game is against Connacht. Munster go into this game topping the table having drawn 2-2 to Leinster on Friday night and beating Ulster 2-0 on Saturday afternoon.
Hard luck to the Senior Footballers who were knocked out of Munster today by Colaiste Pobail Bheanntrai
In very tough conditions our Juniors had a comprehensive win over Ursulines Waterford in the 3rd round of the Munster Junior A Camogie Championship 
Well done to this great bunch of players 
Congrats to our 1st and 2nd year camogie players today on their first match together. They secured a big win against Doon. Well done girls!
Congratulations to the Hazelwood under 17 team who were victorious in their Munster semi final against Borrisokane on a scoreline of 4-17 to 2-17
Hard luck to the under 19 girls basketball team who lost to Mercy Mounthawk in the south west B semi final. Unfortunately the girls came up against a stronger side on the day. The girls have trained and worked very hard to get to this point and it was an excellent achievement.
Well done to our Junior Ladies team 1 who defeated John the Bapist Hospital with a scoreline of 7-7 to 5-11. Congratulations to the girls.
Hazelwood under 17 team that defeated Ballygarry in the second round of the Munster championship on a scoreline of 2-18 to 1-16
Hard luck to our senior ladies football who were defeated by Doon. The scoreline did not reflect a great performance by our team.
