Take 5 For Wellbeing Cup
2021
Another successful Take 5 for Wellbeing campaign has finished and we at 22nd Old Boys FC are delighted to offer our final evaluation.
A copy of this is available from the link below















2020


2019
Final Evaluation. Click on title to download




The Men's Tournament
22nd Old Boys 1-1 Warren YM



2018
Another successful Take 5 for Wellbeing campaign has finished and we at 22nd Old Boys FC are delighted to offer our final evaluation.
A copy of this is available from the link below

Saturday 18th August 2018



22nd Old Boys 0-1 Warren YM
Ladies

Saturday 18th August 2018

2017
Another successful Take 5 for Wellbeing campaign haws finished and we at 22nd Old Boys FC are delighted to offer our final evaluation.
A copy of this is available from the link below
Ladies
Take 5 for Wellbeing Men's Tournament
2016
Take 5 for Wellbeing Cup 2016
Trophy Presentation
Final 22nd A 2-0 New Santos
New Santos 1-0 Belfast Deaf Utd
Glencairn 1-1 22nd A
Semi-Final 22nd A 2-2 Rock Athletic
New Santos 4-2 Bootle St
22nd A 0-0 Ballykeel
New Santos 0-4 Rock Athletic
Thanks to Tommy Phillips for the videos

Saturday 20th August 2016
Woodvale Park
Take 5 for Wellbeing Cup
This past Saturday saw the 22nd Old Boys host the Take 5 for Wellbeing Tournament for the second time. We run this tournament to raise awareness in the community through Sport for mental health.
A lot of help from Paula Irvine (Belfast City Council), Roberta Coates (Extern), SAFE project, Dame Mary Peters, Lord Mayor Brian Kingston, Councillor Julie-Anne Corr, IFA Ladies, Carl Morrison (photographer), Tommy Philips (Video), Woodvale Cricket Club and the many other agencies who came along or helped in the background to make this a successful day.
There were free health checks, therapy sessions, bouncy castles, photo booth, face painting, balloon modeling and many other fun activities. Afterwards, Colin Storey and Hugh Carol's Home Cooking provided Burgers, Hot Dogs and other hot foods in Woodvale Cricket Club which was gladly received by all.
On the footballing side we had the IFA Ladies there providing coaching taster sessions for the ladies.
The tournament was, itself, a great success with 22ndA, 22ndC, Ballykeel, Belfast Deaf Utd, New Santos, Rock Athletic, Glencairn and last year's winners 2ndB. The 22ndA won a very tight tournament beating New Santos in the final 2-0 and winning the trophy for the first time.
Player of the tournament Stein Vance, 22nd Old Boys
Top Goal Scorer David Dougan, New Santos with Chris Delaney Rock Athletic.
Extern moment of tournament Stevie Smith, New Santos
Take 5 award Chris Delaney Rock Athletic
A great day was enjoyed by all, even the rain didn't put people off and we now aim to next year to grow the event further.












Activities include:
Starting at 12:00PM
8 team football tournament
Starting at 1:00PM
Bouncy Castles
Face Painting
Balloon Modelling
Health Checks
Crafts Exhibition
Women's Zumba Class
IFA Ladies Footballing Exhibition
Photo Booth
Scouts
Olympus Dance Exhibition

Group A
Belfast Deaf United
Rock Athletic
2nd B (Bootle St.)
New Santos
Group B
22nd A
Ballykeel
22nd C
Glencairn















2015
EVALUATION










Take 5 is a Huge Success
Saturday, 22nd August, Woodvale Park
Take 5 For Wellbeing Cup
This past Saturday saw the 22nd Old Boy's hold the inaugural Take 5 For Wellbeing Cup tournament at Woodvale Park. This cross community tournament was created to raise awareness of mental health through football. With help from FASA, TAMHI, IFA, Belfast City Council, Coca Cola, Hope For Youth, Shankill Womens Centre, Carl Morrison photography and Woodvale Cricket Club, the 22nd Old Boy's put together a family fun day and football tournament. There were bouncy castles and face painting for the kiddies.
It was great to see Dame Mary Peters CH, DBE up at the event mucking in helping the agencies set up and giving the boys a bit of craic.
Roberta from FASA, doing hourly walks for depression round the park, was great for engaging those not involved with football.
Thankfully the weather was kind to us and a great and successful day was had by all involved.
On the football side of things 8 teams competed. 22ndA, 22ndB, 2ndB, Westland, Ballykeel, Rockathletic, New Santos & Belfast Deaf Utd. The football ran really well with all teams competing very hard to emerge from the groups.
Shock winners of group A were 2ndB with runners up Rock Athletic. Group B winners Ballykeel with runners up New Santos.
In the Semi-finals another shock. 2ndB won 1-0 v New Santos, the under dogs were in the final. In the other Semi-final no such story as the impressive Ballykeel ran out 4-0 winners over a tiring Rock Athletic. Then the final. A story of 2 saves. The Ballykeel centre forward headed the ball towards the top corner only for 2ndB keeper to pull of a world class save. At the other end the young 22nd U17's keeper helping out the keelers as their keeper got called to work, making a great save to deny 2ndB a winner.
To penalties. 2 each then saw Ballykeel blaze a penalty wide and up stepped a 2ndB player to win the under dogs the cup. 2ndB (wee Bootle st) never conceded a goal throughout the entire tournament and were very worthy winners.
Player of the tournament Stephen Telford ( 2ndB)
Fasa moment of the tournament Darren Cummings ( Ballykeel )
Top goal scorer Daniel Arbuthnot (2ndB)
After the presentations were made, everyone retired to Woodvale CC for some food and refreshments. This ended what was a very good day both on and off the field of play hopefully with people taking away some knowledge arround mental health services in the Shankill area.
We hope this to be an annual tournament ran every year around the end of August.