Cork club football scoring charts: Chris Óg Jones leads the way in PIFC

Avondhu still dominate the PSFC charts, while Matthew Bradley and Ben Seartan lead the SAFC overall and from play respectively
Cork club football scoring charts: Chris Óg Jones leads the way in PIFC

Uibh Laoire's Chris Óg Jones tries to get away from Clyda Rovers' Patrick O'Grady, during their Division 3 Football League final at Donoughmore. Picture: David Keane.

With two rounds put down in the Cork club football championships, the top three in Premier Senior scoring charts remain occupied by the Avondhu trio of Mark Lenahan, Ben Twomey and Conor Hanlon.

Of the club challengers, Steven Sherlock sits atop with 1-12, while Ross Corkery is a point behind on 0-14. Carrigaline’s Éanna Desmond boasts the highest from-play tally for club players, with 0-13.

Aghabullogue’s Matthew Bradley has moved up to first in the Senior A table, having amassed 2-9 overall at this point, while Grantas Bucinskas moves from sixth to second following the 1-4 he scored against Dohenys. Ben Seartan is third in the overall chart and joint-top in the from-play section, having scored 1-9 outside of deadballs across the opening two rounds.

Bucinskas’s 2-6 from play leaves him tied with Seartan, while Cork hurler Hugh O’Connor is third with 0-11 from play for Newmarket.

At Premier Intermediate, Chris Óg Jones leads the way in both tables having scored a total of 4-12 so far, while Castletownbere’s Fintan Fenner and Nemo Rangers’ Dara O’Sullivan stand as his closest challengers in the overall and from-play charts respectively.

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) 

4 Steven Sherlock (St Finbarr's) 1-12 (0-7 f, 1 tp, 2 tpf) 

6 Ross Corkery (Nemo Rangers) 0-14 (0-3 f, 2 tp) 

7 Damian Gore (Carbery) 0-13 (3 tp) 

7 Éanna Desmond (Carrigaline) 0-13 (3 tp) 

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

9 Conor Daly (Clonakilty) 1-9 (0-1 f, 2 tp) 

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

9 Seán Coakley (Douglas) 2-6 (0-1 f, 1-0 pen, 2 tp) 

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) 

3 Éanna Desmond (Carrigaline) 0-13 (3 tp) 

6 Luke Murphy (Duhallow) 1-9 (3 tp) 

7 Brian Hayes (St Finbarr's) 2-5 (1 tp) 

7 Conor Daly (Clonakilty) 1-8 (2 tp) 

7 Ross Corkery (Nemo Rangers) 0-11 (2 tp) 

10 Olan O'Donovan (Carbery) 2-4 

Top 10 scorers SAFC:

1 Matthew Bradley (Aghabullogue) 2-9 (0-6 f, 2 tpf, 0-1 45) 

2 Grantas Bucinskas (Kanturk) 2-8 (0-2 f, 1 tp) 

3 Ben Seartan (Béal Átha'n Ghaorthaidh) 1-10 (0-1 f, 3 tp) 

4 Hugh O'Connor (Newmarket) 0-12 (0-1 f, 3 tp) 

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

4 Ryan O'Keeffe (Newmarket) 0-12 (0-7 f, 2 tpf, 0-3 45) 

7 Daragh Hayes (Carbery Rangers) 0-11 (0-1 f, 2 tp) 

7 Darragh O'Sullivan (Kilshannig) 1-8 (0-6 f, 2 tpf) 

7 Dylan Hourihane Snr (O'Donovan Rossa) 2-5 (1-2 f, 1 tp, 0-1 45) 

7 Shane Ó Duinnín (Cill na Martra) 2-5 (0-2 f) 

 Ben Seartan, Beal Atha'n Ghaorthaidh, breaks from Christopher Mullane, Kanturk during their first round PIFC game. Picture: Jim Coughlan.
Ben Seartan, Beal Atha'n Ghaorthaidh, breaks from Christopher Mullane, Kanturk during their first round PIFC game. Picture: Jim Coughlan.

SAFC Top 10 scorers from play:

1 Ben Seartan (Béal Átha'n Ghaorthaidh) 1-9 (3 tp) 

1 Grantas Bucinskas (Kanturk) 2-6 (1 tp) 

3 Hugh O'Connor (Newmarket) 0-11 (3 tp) 

4 Alan O'Connell (Kilshannig) 2-4 

4 Daragh Hayes (Carbery Rangers) 0-10 (2 tp) 

6 Dan Ó Duinnín (Cill na Martra) 0-9 

6 Dylan O'Neill (Carbery Rangers) 1-6 

6 Shane Ó Duinnín (Cill na Martra) 2-3 

9 Matthew Bradley (Aghabullogue) 2-2 

10 Paul Walsh (Kanturk) 1-4 

Top 10 scorers PIFC:

1 Chris Óg Jones (Uibh Laoire) 4-12 (0-1 f) 

2 Fintan Fenner (Castletownbere) 1-17 (0-10 f, 1-0 pen, 1 tp, 2 tpf, 0-1 45) 

3 Ed Ó Mír (Naomh Abán) 1-11 (0-4 f, 1 tp, 1 tpf) 

3 Sean O'Sullivan (Kiskeam) 0-14 (0-4 f, 2 tp, 1 tpf) 

5 Dara O'Sullivan (Nemo Rangers Int) 2-7 (0-2 f, 1 tp) 

6 Arthur Coakley (Bantry Blues) 1-9 (0-5 f, 1 tpf, 0-1 45) 

6 David Lardner (Fermoy) 2-6 (0-6 f, 1 tpf) 

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

8 Ian Jones (Uibh Laoire) 1-7 (1 tp) 

10 Donagh O'Leary (Nemo Rangers Int) 0-9 (0-9 f, 4 tpf) 

10 Patrick Lucey (Macroom) 0-9 (0-6 f, 1 tp, 1 tpf, 0-1 45) 

PIFC Top 10 scorers from play:

1 Chris Óg Jones (Uibh Laoire) 4-11 

2 Dara O'Sullivan (Nemo Rangers Int) 2-5 (1 tp) 

3 Ed Ó Mír (Naomh Abán) 1-7 (1 tp) 

3 Ian Jones (Uibh Laoire) 1-7 (1 tp) 

3 Sean O'Sullivan (Kiskeam) 0-10 (2 tp) 

6 Ben Twomey (Fermoy) 0-9 (2 tp) 

7 Dónal Ó Ceallaigh (Naomh Abán) 1-5 (1 tp) 

7 Sam Pickering (Uibh Laoire) 0-8 (3 tp) 

9 Darragh Ó Laoire (Naomh Abán) 1-4 (1 tp) 

9 Mikey McAuliffe (Rockchapel) 0-7 

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

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