The midlands school needed a dramatic late intervention to book their place in the decider.
Marist College Athlone are back in the Connacht Senior Cup Final.
The Westmeath school required a penalty at the death, yesterday afternoon, to emerge from their semi-final against Summerhill College of Sligo as 21-19 winners.
Here's Charlie O'Carroll's decisive kick:
Last minute converted penalty kick by Charlie o Carroll sees Marist through to Senior A Cup final ๐๐๐ง@westmeathindo @MidlandsSport @MaristAthlone pic.twitter.com/Bru2kDJZbw
— MaristAthloneRugby (@MaristRFC) March 5, 2024
The final will be a repeat of last year's decider, after Sligo Grammar beat St Muredach’s College of Ballina 17-10 this afternoon.
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