There is still one quarter-final left to play in the Junior Championship with Cross IIs meeting Middletown on Thursday. The draw for the last four will take place after that game, with Thomas Davis, An Port Mor and Clonmore already there.
Incredibly, Clonmore’s three-point victory over St Michael’s was the biggest winning margin from the weekend. Both Thomas Davis and An Port Mor secured one-point wins over Redmond O’Hanlon’s and Ballyhegan respectively.
Ryan Gorman was the biggest scorer from the weekend and he kicked 0-8 of An Port Mor’s 0-11. Adam Loughran (Thomas Davis) and Daragh McNulty (Redmond O’Hanlon’s) both hit 0-6 apiece.
McNulty remains at the top of the leaderboard having top scored for O’Hanlon’s once again as they crashed out of the competition. He scored 0-6 at the weekend, bringing his overall record to 3-34.
Ryan Gorman soared up the scoring charts thanks to his accuracy in front of the uprights on Sunday afternoon. Gorman has top scored for An Port Mor in all four of their championships games to date.
He has recorded 2-28, leaving him nine-points shy of top spot. Both of Gorman’s goals came in round to of the group stages as he raised two green flags in their one sided victory over Dorsey.
Fionnan O’Braonain of Middletown is currently in third position, although that could all change on Thursday night. He has racked up a personal haul of 3-23 so far across their three outings.
Adam Loughran has been a key man for Thomas Davis all year long and he has climbed up the leaderboard. His free at the end of their quarter-final sealed their place in the semis and he has nailed 1-27 to date.
Sean Quigley remains the top goal scorer across all championship and he sits on a tally of 8-4 at the minute. His Clonmore teammate Cahal Cunningham is just one-point behind him in the scoring charts with 3-18.
Johnny Murtagh is currently in seventh place but he will hope to improve his record of 2-20 on Thursday. Clady’s Liam Doyle is still in the leaderboard after the quarter-final round with his haul of 4-14.