Vote for the six forwards who you think deserves a spot on the 2022 The Sideline Eye Junior Team of the Year!
JACK FOX (DERRYNOOSE)
Started the championship with a great showing against St Michael’s and continued that form throughout the campaign.
Fox worked extremely hard around the middle of the field and added plenty of pace to that sector for Derrynoose.
STEVEN MATTHEWS (LISSUMMON)
Lissummon’s go-to sharpshooter in the forward line, Matthews was a huge threat for opposition defences.
It was his two early goals against An Port Mor that secured Lissummon’s place in the showpiece and he was superb all year.
JOE MCCLELLAND (ST MICHAEL’S)
May have only played one game in the Junior Championship, but the young St Michael’s forward certainly caught the eye.
McClelland caused Derrynoose numerous headaches in their opening round clash and is one to watch for the future.
DAVID MCCREESH (DERRYNOOSE)
Picked up the Man of the Match award in the final and that topped off a memorable year for David McCreesh.
With Conor McNally confined to an impact sub role, McCreesh stepped up and led the line for Derrynoose.
CORMAC KIERAN (AN PORT MOR)
Cormac Kieran gave an incredible individual display in the opening round of the championship.
An Port Mor saw off O’Hanlon’s with ease and Kieran top scored and recoded a personal tally of 1-6.
TOM O’HAGAN (LISSUMMON)
Offered a real scoring outlet and assistance to Steven Matthews in the Lissummon full forward line this year.
O’Hagan had a great season for Seamus Loughran’s side and chipped in with 0-2 in the Junior final against Derrynoose.
SEAN OG MCGUINNESS (MIDDLETOWN)
The youngster had a great year in the forward line for Middletown and quiet often proved their main scoring outlet.
Sean Og McGuinness, like a lot of the Middletown side, juggled hurling and football commits and excelled in both codes this year.
DYLAN MONE (DERRYNOOSE)
Another one of the youngsters that helped drive Derrynoose to the double league and championship success.
Mone was fantastic at wing half forward and drove up and down the pitch constantly in every game. He also chipped in with a couple of scores as well.
SHEA TRAINOR (LISSUMMON)
Shea Trainor’s work rate in the half forward line saw him stand out for Lissummon as they made their way to the final.
His best performance came in the opening round against Killeavy II, and he also hit 0-1 in the decider.
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