Brian O'Sullivan leads the way in PSHC scoring charts while Shane Kingston climbs to second

Fionn Lardner leads the overall chart at Senior A, while Shane Tarrant tops the PIHC chart
Brian O'Sullivan leads the way in PSHC scoring charts while Shane Kingston climbs to second

Brian O'Sullivan, Kanturk, is the current PSHC top scorer with 2-34 from three games. Picture: Larry Cummins

On a weekend of hurling action where Kanturk’s dominant win over Blackrock was the talk of the round, it is fitting that talisman Brian O’Sullivan extended his lead atop the Premier Senior scoring charts, his 1-12 haul increasing his lead on second place to eight points.

His nearest challenger at the moment is Douglas’s Shane Kingston, who climbed from fourth to second after scoring 1-10 against Sarsfields, while Newtown’s Jamie Coughlan remains third following 0-11 in their derby win over Charleville.

Blackrock’s Robbie Cotter remains the PSHC top-scorer from play having notched 1-2 against Kanturk, while Eoin O’Leary remains second after putting up the same haul against Fr O’Neill’s, though Imokilly’s Jack Leahy is now tied with him after getting 0-3 from play in their Divisions/Colleges section final win over Seandún.

Leahy’s form for club and division puts him in the top five of four different charts, the PSHC and PIHC’s overall and from-play tables.

The current overall leader in the Premier Intermediate grade remains unchanged, with Ballincollig’s Stephen Wills heading the table with 1-32, while Shane Tarrant’s 3-24 preserves his place in second. Carrigaline’s Brian Kelleher has climbed to third with 2-23, leaving him four points behind Tarrant.

Aghabullogue's Shane Tarrant leads the Premier Intermediate HC from-play table with 3-11. Picture: Eddie O'Hare
Aghabullogue's Shane Tarrant leads the Premier Intermediate HC from-play table with 3-11. Picture: Eddie O'Hare

Tarrant is the current top-scorer from play still, though his lead over second place now sits at just one after Cillian O’Callaghan bagged a hat-trick against Castlemartyr. The Dungourney forward sits second with 5-4, while teammate Leahy is third with 0-16 from play.

At Senior A, Fionn Lardner and Shane Barrett are the joint-leaders in the overall scoring with 2-24 and 0-30 respectively. Both have the opportunity to further their tallies, though Lardner’s will come through the unwanted relegation decider against Ballyhea.

Castlelyons’ Alan Fenton and Erin’s Own’s Conor Lenihan are tied for third.

In the from-play scoring, Watergrasshill’s Adam Murphy heads the chart with 2-13, while James Mulcahy of Carrigtwohill and Lenihan are second and third respectively.

Top 10 scorers PSHC:

1 Brian O'Sullivan (Kanturk) 2-34 (0-23 f, 2-0 pen, 0-1 sideline, 0-3 65) 

2 Shane Kingston (Douglas) 1-29 (0-18 f, 0-2 65) 

3 Jamie Coughlan (Newtownshandrum) 1-28 (0-22 f, 0-2 65) 

4 Alan Connolly (Blackrock) 2-23 (0-15 f, 1-0 pen, 0-2 65) 

5 Jack Leahy (Imokilly) 3-17 (0-10 f) 

6 Declan Dalton (Fr O'Neills) 1-22 (0-18 f, 0-1 sideline) 

7 Patrick Horgan (Glen Rovers) 0-23 (0-15 f, 0-1 65) 

8 Conor Lehane (Midleton) 0-22 (0-10 f, 0-2 65) 

9 Ben Cunningham (St Finbarr's) 2-15 (0-11 f) 

9 Richard O'Sullivan (Newcestown) 0-21 (0-17 f, 0-1 65) 

PSHC Top 10 scorers from play:

1 Robbie Cotter (Blackrock) 4-7 

2 Eoin O'Leary (Glen Rovers) 3-7 

2 Jack Leahy (Imokilly) 3-7 

4 William Buckley (St Finbarr's) 0-13 

5 Cillian O'Callaghan (Imokilly) 3-3 

5 Colin Walsh (Kanturk) 1-9 

5 Sean Daly (Seandún) 1-9 

5 Shane Kingston (Douglas) 1-9 

9 Jason Hankard (Fr O'Neills) 3-2 

10 Ben Cunningham (St Finbarr's) 2-4 

10 Conor Lehane (Midleton) 0-10 

10 John Millerick (Fr O’Neill’s) 1-7 

10 Ronan O’Connell (Bride Rovers) 1-7 

10 Simon Kennefick (Glen Rovers) 1-7 

Top 10 scorers SAHC:

1 Fionn Lardner (Fermoy) 2-24 (1-17 f, 0-1 65) 

1 Shane Barrett (Blarney) 0-30 (0-23 f, 0-1 65) 

3 Alan Fenton (Castlelyons) 2-22 (2-11 f, 0-3 65) 

3 Conor Lenihan (Erin's Own) 2-22 (0-11 f, 0-3 65) 

5 Richard Sweetnam (Courcey Rovers) 0-27 (0-22 f, 0-2 65) 

6 Barry Walsh (Killeagh) 2-17 (0-8 f, 1-0 pen) 

6 Daire Connery (Na Piarsaigh) 0-23 (0-12 f, 0-1 65) 

6 Patrick Daly (Ballyhea) 0-23 (0-19 f, 0-3 65) 

9 James Mulcahy (Carrigtwohill) 1-18 (0-4 f) 

9 Joseph Enright (Inniscarra) 0-21 (0-16 f) 

Adam Murphy, Watergrasshill is the Senior A HC top scorer from play. He has 2-13 so far. Picture: Larry Cummins
Adam Murphy, Watergrasshill is the Senior A HC top scorer from play. He has 2-13 so far. Picture: Larry Cummins

SAHC Top 10 scorers from play:

1 Adam Murphy (Watergrasshill) 2-13 

2 James Mulcahy (Carrigtwohill) 1-14 

3 Conor Lenihan (Erin's Own) 2-8 

4 Daniel O'Donovan (Courcey Rovers) 2-7 

4 Seán Desmond (Watergrasshill) 2-7 

6 Barry Walsh (Killeagh) 1-9 

6 Kevin Moynihan (Na Piarsaigh) 0-12 

6 Leon Doocey (Castlelyons) 3-3 

9 Cian O'Riordan (Carrigtwohill) 0-11 

9 Robbie O'Flynn (Erin's Own) 1-8 

Top 10 scorers PIHC:

1 Stephen Wills (Ballincollig) 1-32 (1-19 f, 0-3 65) 

2 Shane Tarrant (Aghabullogue) 3-24 (0-12 f, 0-1 65) 

3 Brian Kelleher (Carrigaline) 2-23 (0-18 f) 

3 Chris O'Leary (Valley Rovers) 0-29 (0-21 f, 0-3 65) 

5 Jack Leahy (Dungourney) 0-28 (0-10 f, 0-2 65) 

6 Cillian Lordan (Ballymartle) 1-23 (0-18 f) 

7 David Kirwan (Éire Óg) 0-25 (0-19 f) 

8 Barry Lawton (Castlemartyr) 3-12 (0-3 f, 1-0 pen) 

8 Liam Óg Hegarty (Kilworth) 0-21 (0-15 f) 

10 Cillian O'Callaghan (Dungourney) 5-4 

PIHC Top 10 scorers from play:

1 Shane Tarrant (Aghabullogue) 3-11 

2 Cillian O'Callaghan (Dungourney) 5-4 

3 Jack Leahy (Dungourney) 0-16 

4 Barry Lawton (Castlemartyr) 2-9 

4 Kevin O'Reilly (Carrigaline) 4-3 

6 James Lane (Aghabullogue) 1-10 

7 Jamie Sheehan (Kilworth) 1-9 

8 Billy McGann (Castlemartyr) 2-5 

8 Brian Kelleher (Carrigaline) 2-5 

8 Brian Lawton (Castlemartyr) 2-5 

8 Leo Hennessy (Ballymartle) 0-11

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