RCG Mens Travel Gaelic Football

Lads,

It’s that time of the year to vote for our 2025 Gaelic Football Player of the Year and Rookie of the Year. Please click on the link below and cast your votes as soon as possible:

https://forms.gle/qHN6NXV5njCPkUh57

Hi Fellas,

The link attached leads to the 2025 travel team survey. This offers an opportunity to provide feedback for how the season went from your perspective. This is important, as it helps your coach mold practice a little more (even if it means Sean schedules more fitness-related activities). It includes how coaches and the board can improve your travel team experience.

Please take 10 minutes of your time to help us improve! https://forms.gle/qEJKP3RgquvqcKYBA

Ever since we moved training outdoors, attendance has been unacceptable. We are 1 week away from our first game and we need to be better. We need absolutely every person at training next week.

Also I need everyone to tell me whether or not they are available for the game in Albany as soon as possible. Unless 13 people confirm they are attending, we will forfeit the match. The core guys who show up regularly should not have to drive 4 hours to Albany if we can’t field a full team like we did in Syracuse.

We are at a crossroads early on in the season. We came off the high of beating Syracuse and have gone downhill since. We need to work harder and at a bare minimum attend training sessions regularly, or else we will wind up losing every match by 20+ points like last season.

Up Roc…

Lads,

Hard work pays off. The toughness and grit we showed on a rainy, muddy day was incredible. We fought in every kickout, our hand passing and off the ball movement allowed us to cut through their defense, and we took our shots when they were available. Granted we had to borrow a couple of guys from Syracuse to fill out our roster, we played a hell of a game.

Up Roc City!

Syracuse 4-4 Roc City 3-9