2017-18 Glenavon FC Roster

Premier League (NOIRPL)
Northern Ireland, Level I
Team Record: 18-6-9 - 63 points
Finishing 3rd in the NOIRPL
Location: Lurgan, Northern Ireland
2017-18 Glenavon FC Statistics

Glenavon FC of the Premier League ended the 2017-18 season with a record of 18 wins, 9 draws and 6 losses for 63 points finishing third in the NOIRPL.

The team bagged 79 goals and conceded 47. Andrew Mitchell scored 14 goals for the team, while Sammy Clingan, Mark Griffin, Mark Sykes, Adam Foley and Andy Hall each netted five or more also.

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Player Pos. Birth Date Height Weight Hometown
Bobby BurnsD, MOctober 7, 19995'8"159Antrim, Northern Ireland
Sammy ClinganMJanuary 13, 19845'11"161Belfast, Northern Ireland
Joel CooperM, FFebruary 29, 19966'2"Ballyclare, Northern Ireland
Joshua DanielsM, FFebruary 22, 19965'10"161Derry, Northern Ireland
Andrew DoyleDOctober 28, 1990, Northern Ireland
Adam FoleyF, MDecember 11, 1989Dublin, Northern Ireland
Eric FoleyMJanuary 30, 19905'10"163Donabate, Ireland
Mark GriffinFJune 16, 19915'10"161Melbourne, Australia
Andy HallMSeptember 19, 1989, Northern Ireland
Gary HamiltonFOctober 6, 19805'9"165Bambridge, Northern Ireland
Jordan JenkinsF, MFebruary 28, 20006'0", Northern Ireland
Simon KellyDJuly 4, 19846'2"196Armagh, Northern Ireland
Kris LindsayDFebruary 5, 19845'11"179Belfast, Northern Ireland
Caolan MarronDJuly 4, 1998, Northern Ireland
Rhys MarshallDJanuary 16, 19955'10"Craigavon, Northern Ireland
Stephen McCavittAugust 4, 1997, Northern Ireland
Andy McGroryMDecember 15, 19915'10"Lisburn, Northern Ireland
Andrew MitchellFJanuary 25, 1994Waringstown, Northern Ireland
Stephen MurrayFDecember 29, 1988, Northern Ireland
Robbie NortonMApril 16, 1998Lurgan, Northern Ireland
Jack O'MahonyMJanuary 26, 2000Randalstown, Northern Ireland
Mark PattonJuly 8, 1990, Northern Ireland
James SingletonDAugust 22, 1995, Northern Ireland
Mark SykesMAugust 4, 19976'0"163Belfast, Northern Ireland
Jonny TuffeyGJanuary 20, 19876'1"176Belfast, Northern Ireland
Conall YoungFebruary 19, 1999, Northern Ireland


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