Junior Championship Hot Shots – Final

Now that the Junior Championship has come to an finish, we all know who sits on the high of our scorching pictures checklist for 2024. It took a replay and further time to lastly discover a winner of the Junior Championship, with Collegeland getting over the road.

They noticed off outdated rivals An Port Mor with only one level to spare final Saturday night, after additional time. The groups had tied 0-11 apiece within the first sport, however Collegeland edged by in the long run, 1-12 to 1-11.

An Port Mor sharpshooter Ryan Gorman finishes the marketing campaign as the highest scorer within the Junior Championship. Gorman was a relentless menace for his facet proper all through the course of the competitors.

He kicked 0-13 throughout the 2 finals, displaying his accuracy from each positioned balls and open play. Gorman completed the championship with 2-47 to his identify, with each his objectives coming throughout the group levels.

Collegeland attacker Caolan McQuade, who topped the scoring charts forward of the ultimate, ending in second place. McQuade claimed a private haul of 7-22 as Collegeland obtained their arms on the Sean Quinn Cup.

Cormac Kieran is in third place having hit a grand complete of 7-17 as An Port Mor reached the decider. Kieran claimed six objectives towards Madden IIs within the group levels and hit the online towards Killean as nicely.

Middletown man Fionnan O’Braonain comes just under that, and he hit 5-21 on their method to the semi-finals. Likewise, Jemar Corridor struck off 3-23 as Forkhill made it to the final 4 of the competitors as nicely.

James McCormack, who completed final 12 months as the highest scorer within the Junior Championship, is in sixth place this 12 months. The Ballyhegan man chalked up a complete of 4-17 for his facet as they reached the ultimate eight.

Collegeland ahead Jason Kelly claimed 1-21 all through the championship, together with 0-3 in final week’s ultimate. Kelly’s objective got here within the opening spherical of the group levels as his facet defeated Redmond O’Hanlon’s.

Forkhill’s Conall McGeough completed with 4-11 after his first season with the senior staff. Sean Og McGuinness nailed 1-18 for Middletown, though he missed the semi-final by damage, whereas Stephen Sheridan (Forkhill) hit 4-7.