Cork club hurling scoring charts: Brian O'Sullivan leads as Robbie Cotter tops from-play table

Adam Murphy has scored 2-10, all of it from play for Watergrasshill, while Shane Tarrant's 2-11 has him well clear in the PIHC
Cork club hurling scoring charts: Brian O'Sullivan leads as Robbie Cotter tops from-play table

Brian O'Sullivan (pictured here for Cork) is the current PSHC top-scorer after bagging 1-15 against Glen Rovers. Picture: Piaras Ó Mídheach/Sportsfile

With two rounds of group stage action now complete, the Cork PSHC scoring charts are no longer dominated by divisional players, though Matthew Bradley’s single game haul of 0-17 is enough to preserve his place in the top 10.

As it stands, Kanturk’s Brian O’Sullivan is the top scorer, three points ahead of Blackrock’s Alan Connolly and five ahead of third-placed Jamie Coughlan of Newtownshandrum, though that could shift when Imokilly take on UCC tomorrow.

Robbie Cotter leads the from-play scoring after bagging 3-2 against Fr O’Neill’s, while Eoin O’Leary’s 2-3 against Kanturk propels him up to second. Jack Leahy’s 2-4 against UCC is enough to maintain third place from play.

Fionn Lardner leads the way at Senior A, with an overall of 2-14 so far. Erin’s Own’s Conor Lenihan and Blarney’s Shane Barrett are tied for second and a point behind Lardner, with 2-13 and 0-19 respectively.

Adam Murphy’s 2-10 puts him atop the from-play chart, and also leaves him fifth in the overall rankings. Conor Lenihan (2-6) and Leon Doocey (3-3) are tied for second there.

In the PIHC, Ballincollig’s Stephen Wills is the frontrunner with 1-22 overall, while Shane Tarrant (2-18) and Chris O’Leary (0-21) sit second and third. Tarrant’s 2-11 from play puts him well clear in that table, while Castlemartyr duo Billy McGann and Brian Lawton are tied for second with 2-4 each.

Ballincollig's Stephen Wills has 1-22 so far in the PIHC. Picture: David Creedon
Ballincollig's Stephen Wills has 1-22 so far in the PIHC. Picture: David Creedon

Top 10 scorers PSHC:

1 Brian O'Sullivan (Kanturk) 1-22 (0-13 f, 1-0 pen, 0-1 sideline, 0-2 65) 

2 Alan Connolly (Blackrock) 1-19 (0-12 f, 0-1 65) 

3 Jamie Coughlan (Newtownshandrum) 1-17 (0-13 f, 0-1 65) 

4 Declan Dalton (Fr O'Neills) 1-16 (0-13 f, 0-1 sideline) 

4 Shane Kingston (Douglas) 0-19 (0-13 f, 0-2 65) 

6 Ben Cunningham (St Finbarr's) 2-12 (0-9 f) 

6 Darragh Fitzgibbon (Charleville) 0-18 (0-13 f) 

8 Conor Lehane (Midleton) 0-17 (0-9 f, 0-1 65) 

8 Matthew Bradley (Muskerry) 0-17 (0-11 f, 0-1 65) 

10 Richard O'Sullivan (Newcestown) 0-15 (0-11 f, 0-1 65) 

PSHC Top 10 scorers from play:

1 Robbie Cotter (Blackrock) 3-5 

2 Eoin O'Leary (Glen Rovers) 2-5 

3 Jack Leahy (Imokilly) 2-4 

3 Simon Kennefick (Glen Rovers) 1-7 

5 Alan Connolly (Blackrock) 1-6 

5 Ben Cunningham (St Finbarr's) 2-3 

5 John Millerick (Fr O'Neills) 1-6 

5 William Buckley (St Finbarr's) 0-9 

9 Colin Walsh (Kanturk) 1-5 

9 Dylan Barrett (Seandún) 1-5 

9 Michael O'Halloran (Blackrock) 0-8 

 Fionn Lardner (pictued here for St Colman's College, Fermoy) has been outstanding for Fermoy in their first two Senior A games. Picture: Larry Cummins
Fionn Lardner (pictued here for St Colman's College, Fermoy) has been outstanding for Fermoy in their first two Senior A games. Picture: Larry Cummins

Top 10 scorers SAHC:

1 Fionn Lardner (Fermoy) 2-14 (1-8 f, 0-1 65) 

2 Conor Lenihan (Erin's Own) 2-13 (0-6 f, 0-1 65) 

2 Shane Barrett (Blarney) 0-19 (0-15 f) 

4 Alan Fenton (Castlelyons) 1-14 (1-9 f, 0-2 65) 

5 Adam Murphy (Watergrasshill) 2-10 

5 Ger Collins (Ballinhassig) 0-16 (0-12 f) 

5 Joseph Enright (Inniscarra) 0-16 (0-12 f) 

5 Richard Sweetnam (Courcey Rovers) 0-16 (0-13 f, 0-1 65) 

9 Barry Walsh (Killeagh) 1-11 (0-5 f) 

9 Daire Connery (Na Piarsaigh) 0-14 (0-7 f) 

9 James Mulcahy (Carrigtwohill) 0-14 (0-3 f) 

SAHC Top 10 scorers from play:

1 Adam Murphy (Watergrasshill) 2-10 

2 Conor Lenihan (Erin's Own) 2-6 

2 Leon Doocey (Castlelyons) 3-3 

4 James Mulcahy (Carrigtwohill) 0-11 

5 Barry Walsh (Killeagh) 1-6 

6 Fionn Lardner (Fermoy) 1-5 

6 Patrick Walsh (Carrigtwohill) 0-8 

6 Ross O'Sullivan (Na Piarsaigh) 0-8 

6 Seán Desmond (Watergrasshill) 1-5 

10 Cathal Hegarty (Blarney) 1-4 

10 Cian O'Riordan (Carrigtwohill) 0-7 

10 Daire Connery (Na Piarsaigh) 0-7 

10 Daniel O'Donovan (Courcey Rovers) 1-4 

Top 10 scorers PIHC:

1 Stephen Wills (Ballincollig) 1-22 (1-12 f, 0-2 65) 

2 Shane Tarrant (Aghada) 2-18 (0-6 f, 0-1 65) 

3 Chris O'Leary (Valley Rovers) 0-21 (0-13 f, 0-3 65) 

4 Brian Kelleher (Carrigaline) 1-15 (0-14 f) 

4 Cillian Lordan (Ballymartle) 1-15 (0-10 f) 

6 David Kirwan (Éire Óg) 0-16 (0-13 f) 

6 Jack Leahy (Dungourney) 0-16 (0-7 f) 

8 Liam Óg Hegarty (Kilworth) 0-15 (0-10 f) 

9 Cillian Murray (Bishopstown) 1-9 (0-8 f) 

9 James Scally (Bishopstown) 0-12 (0-10 f) 

PIHC Top 10 scorers from play:

1 Shane Tarrant (Aghada) 2-11 

2 Billy McGann (Castlemartyr) 2-4 

2 Brian Lawton (Castlemartyr) 2-4 

2 James Lane (Aghada) 1-7 

2 Will Condon (Kilworth) 2-4 

6 Cillian O'Callaghan (Dungourney) 2-3 

6 Diarmuid Healy (Lisgoold) 1-6 

6 Jack Leahy (Dungourney) 0-9 

9 Cillian Lordan (Ballymartle) 1-5 

9 Colm O'Callaghan (Éire Óg) 2-2 

9 Jamie Sheehan (Kilworth) 0-8 

9 Shane Cummins (Ballymartle) 1-5 

9 Stephen Wills (Ballincollig) 0-8

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