Mark Lenahan, Kevin Davis and Chris Óg Jones early leaders in Cork football championship scoring charts

Ben Twomey features in four of the six charts, having scored 4-8 for Avondhu at Premier Senior and 0-10 for Fermoy at Premier Intermediate
Mark Lenahan, Kevin Davis and Chris Óg Jones early leaders in Cork football championship scoring charts

Buttevant's Mark Lenahan is the current top-scorer both overall and from play in the Cork PSFC having scored 3-14 for Avondhu. Picture: Dan Linehan

The Cork football championships return this weekend, the action getting underway on Friday evening as an under-pressure St Finbarr’s face Douglas at Páirc Uí Rinn.

But with all of the Premier Senior clubs having only played one round, unsurprisingly the scoring charts remain dominated by Divisional representatives, and Avondhu men occupy the top three spots having played four games so far.

Mark Lenahan leads the way on 3-14, with the Buttevant forward having accrued all of his points from play – ensuring he leads both charts – while Ben Twomey sits second with 4-8 and Lenahan’s clubmate Conor Hanlon sits third with 2-12.

Of players to have played only one game, Duhallow’s Luke Murphy leads the way with 1-12, enough to place him fourth among the overall charts.

The Senior A chart is topped by Kevin Davis, the O’Donovan Rossa forward scoring 0-12 in their opening round defeat to Newmarket, while Carbery Rangers’ Paul Hodnett is second with 0-9. Darragh O’Sullivan, Hugh O’Connor and Matthew Bradley are all tied for third place after the first round of games.

In the from play table, there’s a three way tie for top spot between Kanturk’s Grantas Bucinskas, Newmarket’s O’Connor and Shane Ó Duinnin of Cill na Martra, one of three players in the top six for the Gaeltacht outfit.

Uibh Laoire's Chris Óg Jones leads both PIFC charts. Picture: Eddie O'Hare
Uibh Laoire's Chris Óg Jones leads both PIFC charts. Picture: Eddie O'Hare

The man who finished last year’s Premier Intermediate championship as the overall top-scorer leads the way again after one round, with Cork footballer Chris Óg Jones leads both tables, having scored 3-4 in their opening round win over Glanmire, 3-4 of which came from play.

Ben Twomey is second in both Premier Intermediate charts – as he is in the Premier Senior equivalent – while Ed Ó Mir is third from play and overall so far.

Top 10 scorers PSFC:

1 Mark Lenahan (Avondhu) 3-14 (3 tp) 

2 Ben Twomey (Avondhu) 4-8 (0-1 f) 

3 Conor Hanlon (Avondhu) 2-12 (0-5 f, 1 tp) 

4 Luke Murphy (Duhallow) 1-12 (0-3 f, 3 tp) 

5 Damian Gore (Carbery) 0-13 (3 tp) 

6 Blake Murphy (Seandún) 1-9 (0-4 f, 1-0 pen, 1 tp, 2 tpf) 

6 Daniel Murnane (Imokilly) 0-12 (0-8 f, 2 tpf) 

8 David Hanlon (Avondhu) 1-8 (1-0 pen, 1 tp) 

8 Ryan O'Donovan (Carbery) 0-11 (0-3 f, 2 tp, 1 tpf) 

10 Olan O'Donovan (Carbery) 2-4 

PSFC Top 10 scorers from play:

1 Mark Lenahan (Avondhu) 3-14 (3 tp) 

2 Ben Twomey (Avondhu) 4-7 

3 Conor Hanlon (Avondhu) 2-7 (1 tp) 

3 Damian Gore (Carbery) 0-13 (3 tp) 

5 Luke Murphy (Duhallow) 1-9 (3 tp) 

6 Olan O'Donovan (Carbery) 2-4 

7 Conor Daly (Clonakilty) 1-5 (1 tp) 

7 Conor Dodd (Muskerry) 1-5 (2 tp) 

7 David Hanlon (Avondhu) 0-8 (1 tp) 

7 Donncha O'Connor (Duhallow) 0-8 (3 tp) 

 O'Donovan Rossa's Kevin Davis leads the overall SAFC scoring table. Picture: David Keane
O'Donovan Rossa's Kevin Davis leads the overall SAFC scoring table. Picture: David Keane

Top 10 scorers SAFC:

1 Kevin Davis (O'Donovan Rossa) 0-12 (0-9 f, 1 tp, 3 tpf) 

2 Paul Hodnett (Carbery Rangers) 0-9 (0-4 f, 2 tp, 1 tpf) 

3 Darragh O'Sullivan (Kilshannig) 1-5 (0-5 f, 2 tpf) 

3 Hugh O'Connor (Newmarket) 0-8 (0-1 f, 2 tp) 

3 Matthew Bradley (Aghabullogue) 1-5 (0-4 f, 1 tpf) 

6 Grantas Bucinskas (Kanturk) 1-4 (1 tp) 

7 Keith White (Dohenys) 0-7 (0-5 f) 

8 Shane Ó Duinnín (Cill na Martra) 2-1 

9 Conor Corbett (Clyda Rovers) 1-3 (0-3 f, 1 tpf) 

9 Dan Ó Duinnín (Cill na Martra) 0-6 

SAFC Top 10 scorers from play:

1 Grantas Bucinskas (Kanturk) 1-4 (1 tp) 

1 Hugh O'Connor (Newmarket) 0-7 (2 tp) 

1 Shane Ó Duinnín (Cill na Martra) 2-1 

4 Dan Ó Duinnín (Cill na Martra) 0-6 

4 Daragh Hayes (Carbery Rangers) 0-6 (2 tp) 

6 Ciarán Ó Duinnín (Cill na Martra) 0-5 

6 Paul Hodnett (Carbery Rangers) 0-5 (2 tp) 

8 Alan O'Connell (Kilshannig) 1-1 

8 Cialan O'Sullivan (Aghabullogue) 0-4 

8 Colin Walsh (Kanturk) 0-4

Avondhu's Ben Twomey is second in both PSFC  charts, and second in the two PIFC charts with Fermoy Picture: David Creedon
Avondhu's Ben Twomey is second in both PSFC  charts, and second in the two PIFC charts with Fermoy Picture: David Creedon

Top 10 scorers PIFC:

1 Chris Óg Jones (Uibh Laoire) 3-4 (0-1 f) 

2 Ben Twomey (Fermoy) 0-10 (0-1 f, 2 tp) 

3 Ed Ó Mír (Naomh Abán) 1-6 (0-2 f, 1 tpf) 

3 Fintan Fenner (Castletownbere) 1-6 (0-4 f, 1-0 pen, 0-1 45) 

5 Robert Quirke (Ballinora) 1-5 (0-1 f, 1 tp) 

6 Sean O'Sullivan (Kiskeam) 0-6 (0-1 f, 1 tp) 

7 Arthur Coakley (Bantry Blues) 0-5 (0-3 f, 1 tpf, 0-1 45) 

7 Cian Hegarty (Aghada) 1-2 

7 Dara O'Sullivan (Nemo Rangers Int) 0-5 (1 tp) 

7 Donagh O'Leary (Nemo Rangers Int) 0-5 (0-5 f, 2 tpf) 

PIFC Top 10 scorers from play:

1 Chris Óg Jones (Uibh Laoire) 3-3 

2 Ben Twomey (Fermoy) 0-9 (2 tp) 

3 Ed Ó Mír (Naomh Abán) 1-4 

3 Robert Quirke (Ballinora) 1-4 (1 tp) 

5 Cian Hegarty (Aghada) 1-2 

5 Dara O'Sullivan (Nemo Rangers Int) 0-5 (1 tp) 

5 Ian Jones (Uibh Laoire) 0-5 (1 tp) 

5 Joe McKenna (Aghada) 1-2 

5 Sean O'Sullivan (Kiskeam) 0-5 (1 tp) 

10 Darragh Ó Laoire (Naomh Abán) 0-4 (1 tp)

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