Four teams left, three games remaining and only one winner, the Senior Championship is really beginning to heat up. Four more sides crashed out of the competition at the weekend, namely Mullaghbawn, Madden, Carrickcruppen and Culloville.
Killeavy enjoyed the biggest margin of victory, and posted the largest tally, across the quarter-final weekend. They racked up a total of 30 points in their comfortable 3-21 to 2-7 triumph over Carrickcruppen.
Of the top ten scorers so far in the Senior Championship, only three players remain in contention for the Gerry Fagan Cup. The rest have all saw their teams be eliminated before the semi-final stages.
Aidan Nugent of Cullyhanna remains at the top of the pile with a haul of 0-32. Nugent is also the leading score of two-pointers across the Senior Championship and raised ten orange flags across his four encounters.
Clan na Gael sharpshooter Stefan Campbell along with Madden’s Conor Grimley are in second place. The pair nailed 1-28 apiece throughout the duration of their championship journey’s.
Conor Turbitt is best placed to finish at the top of the pile when all is said and done as he’s in fourth spot. The Clann Eireann man has rattled off 1-27 in their four games, and will hope to extend that tally when they meet Crossmaglen in the semi-final.
Oisin O’Neill was the top individual scorer from the weekend as he nailed 2-10 against Culloville. The Crossmaglen man has now kicked 2-23 and is in phenomenal form at the minute.
Eoin Duffy finishes the campaign as Culloville’s top scorer with 2-18 while Madden’s Joe Sheridan recorded the same tally. Kieran Grant of Mullaghbawn also kicked 1-21 in their run to the last eight.
Fergal O’Brien of Mullaghbawn was responsible for 0-23 across their five championship outings. Cian McConville can potential still climb up the list as Cross remain in the competition and he currently sits on 2-16.