Junior Championship
Sean Treacy’s 7-16 Killeavy 1-14
Sean Treacy’s were much the dominant side in Tuesday night’s Junior Championship clash at home to Killeavy.
Three wins from three sees the Lurgan lads sail to the top of the Junior Championship table with maximum points.
Killeavy and St Malachy’s meet next week and both will be hopefully of reaching the last four of the competition.
St Malachy’s 1-14 Keady II 2-15
Keady confirmed their spot in the Junior Championship semi-finals with a win over St Malachy’s on Tuesday.
The sides were fairly evenly matched through the start of the game before the home side took control.
Joe McKeever slotted over the majority of scores as St Malachy’s led by six at the break. 0-11 to 0-5.
Keady used the breeze to their advantage during the second period, but a St Malachy’s goal kept the Portadown men in front.
Mark Creaney fired one to the net and put the home side up by four but that proved to be their final score.
Keady took over and hit 2-2 in the last ten minutes to capture the victory and confirm their spot in the last four.
Senior Championship
Derrynoose 4-10 Cuchulainns 3-15
A late goal from Connor Devlin confirmed victory for Cuchulainns as they came from behind to win the game.
The home side led by two late on, but Cuchulainns battle back with a goal and a point to earn their second victory of the season.
Derrynoose held the upper hand at the half time break with three first half goals seeing them ahead by three. 3-7 to 2-4.
Paddy Heaney and Ciaran Duffy both struck the net for the visitors in the first half while both teams raised green flags after the break.
Pauric McNaughton hit two for Derrynoose while Conor McGrory and Shea McNaughton also slotted home majors.
It wasn’t enough to win the game, however. Derrynoose are currently bottom of the table but have two games left to make the semi-finals.
Middletown 4-33 Craobh Rua 0-8
Middletown continued their winning streak with their second win of the campaign, easing past Craobh Rua.
It was a huge step up for the Camlough men, who are still finding their feet at the senior grade.
They’ll hope to remain in the hunt for a last four spot, but must beat Derrynoose, who have a game in hand, in the next round.
