Have a look at the Team of the Week after the Senior and Intermediate quarter-finals and the Junior Hurling decider!
Vote for the player that you think deserves to be named Player of the Week. That player will pick up an exclusive The Sideline Eye jersey, produced by Capture Athletics.
Our voting polls will close at 8pm on Thursday, with the Player of the Week announced at 9pm. Vote below!
Blaine Hughes (Carrickcruppen)
Had an outstanding outing against Crossmaglen, scoring 0-7 and pulling off a number of fine saves.
Paddy McArdle (Middletown Hurlers)
Put in a solid defensive shift for Middletown but also fired over a late free as well.
Gareth Murphy (Killeavy)
Murphy has grown into a main man for Killeavy and he starred for them on Sunday evening.
Pierce McGirr (Shane O’Neill’s)
McGirr is a leader in the Shane O’Neill’s defensive and a real driving force for them as well.
Darren King (Forkhill)
King put in a number of exceptional tackles as Forkhill just came up short against St Paul’s.
Jason Duffy (Cullyhanna)
On an off night for Cullyhanna, Duffy was the one player who stood out and kicked 1-2 as well.
Callum McKerr (St Peter’s)
McKerr was electric for St Peter’s as they came so close to upsetting the odds and beating Cullyhanna.
Niall Grimley (Madden)
Edged his midfield battle with Armagh teammate Ben Crealey and kicked an important score as well.
Ethan Rafferty (Grange)
Was the main man for Grange, hitting 0-8, as they defeated Clann Eireann IIs by three.
Padraig O’Keefe (Maghery)
Unfortunate to end up on the losing side, O’Keefe caused Madden serious problems.
Andrew Murnin (St Paul’s)
Put in an enormous performance all over the field as St Paul’s booked their semi-final spot.
Fionnan O’Braonain (Middletown)
Is the top scorer for Middletown in the JFC and showcased his accuracy against Cross IIs.
James Hamill (St Malachy’s)
Hamill carried the fight for St Malachy’s and claimed the equalising score at the end of the tie.
Conor Turbitt (Clann Eireann)
Turbitt was in unbelievable form on Sunday night and stuck over 0-12 for his team.
Ronan Fitzpatrick (Crossmaglen)
Fitzpatrick proved difficult to tie down for Carrickcruppen and he rattled off 0-5 from play.
