Steven Sherlock's nine-point haul fires him top of Premier Senior FC scoring charts

Kanturk's Grantas Bucinskas heads the Senior A table, while Castletownbere's Fintan Fenner leads Premier Intermediate
Steven Sherlock's nine-point haul fires him top of Premier Senior FC scoring charts

Steven Sherlock of St Finbarr's now has 2-24 to his name after four games in the Cork PSFC. Picture: Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

The quarter-finals have come and gone, and after scoring nine against Carbery in the Premier Senior Football Championship, Steven Sherlock has climbed to the top of the scoring charts, ahead of fellow Cork shooter Brian Hurley, who moves up to second.

Nemo’s Ross Corkery has reached third after his display against Castlehaven, displacing Avondhu’s Mark Lenahan from the top three.

Lenahan still remains atop the from-play chart though, Lenahan’s 3-14 keeping him two points ahead of Sherlock for now, and four ahead of third-placed Ben Twomey.

Kanturk’s Grantas Bucinskas leads the way at Senior A, with 4-18 in total. It puts him four points clear of Cill na Martra’s Shane Ó Duinnín, while Darragh O’Sullivan of Kilshannig, Éire Óg’s Daniel Goulding and Carbery Rangers forward Daragh Hayes share third.

Bucinskas moves top of the from-play chart too, while Hayes falls to second, with Ó Duinnín rounding out the top three.

As a result of Uibh Laoire's bye into the semi-finals, Fintan Fenner has moved ahead of Chris Óg Jones to go top of the Premier Intermediate scoring, but Jones only needs four points in the semi-final to reclaim top spot.

He’s still comfortably clear in the from-play table though, with a six-point lead over Naomh Abán’s Dónal Ó Ceallaigh, while Fermoy’s Ben Twomey sits a further two points back, level in third with Ó Ceallaigh’s clubmate Ed Ó Mír.

 Harry Jones, Glanmire, puts Fintan Fenner, Castletownbere under pressure during their PIFC relegation playoff. Picture: Jim Coughlan.
Harry Jones, Glanmire, puts Fintan Fenner, Castletownbere under pressure during their PIFC relegation playoff. Picture: Jim Coughlan.

Top 10 scorers PSFC:

1 Steven Sherlock (St Finbarr's) 2-24 (2 tp, 2 tpf, 0-5 f) 

2 Brian Hurley (Castlehaven) 0-26 (1 tp, 3 tpf, 0-9 f) 

3 Ross Corkery (Nemo Rangers) 0-24 (3 tp, 0-7 f) 

4 Mark Lenahan (Avondhu) 3-14 (3 tp) 

5 Ben Twomey (Avondhu) 4-8 (0-1 f) 

5 David Buckley (Newcestown) 0-20 (1 tp, 3 tpf, 0-7 f) 

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

8 Ryan O'Donovan (Carbery) 0-17 (4 tp, 1 tpf, 0-1 f, 0-1 45) 

9 Conor Cahalane (Castlehaven) 1-13 (1 tp) 

9 Sean McDonnell (Mallow) 1-13 (2 tpf, 0-5 f) 

PSFC Top 10 scorers from play:

1 Mark Lenahan (Avondhu) 3-14 (3 tp) 

2 Steven Sherlock (St Finbarr's) 2-15 (2 tp) 

3 Ben Twomey (Avondhu) 4-7 

4 Ross Corkery (Nemo Rangers) 0-17 (3 tp) 

5 Conor Cahalane (Castlehaven) 1-13 (1 tp) 

6 Éanna Desmond (Carrigaline) 0-15 (3 tp) 

7 Brian Hayes (St Finbarr's) 2-8 (2 tp) 

7 Conor Daly (Clonakilty) 1-11 (2 tp) 

7 Séamus O'Sullivan (Newcestown) 1-11 (2 tp) 

10 Conor Hanlon (Avondhu) 2-7 (1 tp) 

10 Damian Gore (Carbery) 0-13 (3 tp) 

10 Ryan O'Donovan (Carbery) 0-13 (4 tp) 

Top 10 scorers SAFC:

1 Grantas Bucinskas (Kanturk) 4-18 (2 tp, 2 tpf, 0-5 f) 

2 Shane Ó Duinnín (Cill na Martra) 4-14 (1-7 f) 

3 Daniel Goulding (Éire Óg) 0-19 (5 tpf, 0-9 f) 

3 Daragh Hayes (Carbery Rangers) 1-16 (2 tp, 0-1 f) 

3 Darragh O'Sullivan (Kilshannig) 1-16 (1 tp, 4 tpf, 0-4 f) 

6 Matthew Bradley (Aghabullogue) 2-12 (2 tpf, 0-4 f, 0-1 45) 

7 Dylan Hourihane Snr (O'Donovan Rossa) 2-10 (1 tp, 1 tpf, 1-3 f) 

8 Paul Hodnett (Carbery Rangers) 0-15 (2 tp, 1 tpf, 0-6 f) 

8 Ryan O'Keeffe (Newmarket) 0-15 (1 tp, 2 tpf, 0-4 f, 0-3 45) 

10 Hugh O'Connor (Newmarket) 0-14 (3 tp, 0-3 f) 

Grantas Bucinskas leads the SAFC scoring for Kanturk. Picture: John Tarrant
Grantas Bucinskas leads the SAFC scoring for Kanturk. Picture: John Tarrant

SAFC Top 10 scorers from play:

1 Grantas Bucinskas (Kanturk) 4-9 (2 tp) 

2 Daragh Hayes (Carbery Rangers) 1-15 (2 tp) 

3 Shane Ó Duinnín (Cill na Martra) 3-7 

4 Dylan O'Neill (Carbery Rangers) 1-10 

5 Alan O'Connell (Kilshannig) 2-6 (1 tp) 

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

5 Luke Casey (Aghabullogue) 1-9 (1 tp) 

5 Séamas Ó Tuama (Béal Átha'n Ghaorthaidh) 0-12 (4 tp) 

9 Dan Ó Duinnín (Cill na Martra) 0-11 

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

9 Jack Twomey (Kilshannig) 0-11 (2 tp) 

9 Paul Walsh (Kanturk) 1-8 (2 tp) 

Top 10 scorers PIFC:

1 Fintan Fenner (Castletownbere) 1-30 (3 tp, 5 tpf, 0-6 f, 1-0 pen, 0-1 45) 

2 Chris Óg Jones (Uibh Laoire) 4-18 (0-1 f) 

3 Ed Ó Mír (Naomh Abán) 2-20 (3 tp, 1 tpf, 0-3 f) 

4 Dónal Ó Ceallaigh (Naomh Abán) 4-11 (1 tp) 

5 Ben Twomey (Fermoy) 1-19 (4 tp, 0-1 f) 

6 Arthur Coakley (Bantry Blues) 3-12 (1 tpf, 0-5 f, 1-0 pen, 0-1 45) 

6 David Lardner (Fermoy) 2-15 (2 tpf, 0-11 f) 

8 Sean O'Sullivan (Kiskeam) 0-19 (3 tp, 1 tpf, 0-3 f) 

9 Alan Quinn (Macroom) 1-15 (2 tp, 1 tpf) 

10 Michael Quirke (Ballinora) 2-9 

PIFC Top 10 scorers from play:

1 Chris Óg Jones (Uibh Laoire) 4-17 

2 Dónal Ó Ceallaigh (Naomh Abán) 4-11 (1 tp) 

3 Ben Twomey (Fermoy) 1-18 (4 tp) 

3 Ed Ó Mír (Naomh Abán) 2-15 (3 tp) 

5 Alan Quinn (Macroom) 1-13 (2 tp) 

6 Michael Quirke (Ballinora) 2-9 

7 Darragh Ó Laoire (Naomh Abán) 2-8 (2 tp) 

7 Declan Dunne (Castletownbere) 0-14 (1 tp) 

7 Ian Jones (Uibh Laoire) 2-8 (1 tp) 

7 Sean O'Sullivan (Kiskeam) 0-14 (3 tp)

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