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Evan Regan was red-hot as Ballina Stephenites bested Ballyhaunis in their Mayo GAA Senior Club Football Championship tie. Pic: David Farrell
Many attacking performances caught the eye of the crowds packed around the parks and pitches of the county in Week One of the Mayo Club Football Championships.
However, the stats don't lie, and the best forwards are decided by one key factor: the ability to get yourself on the scoreboard.
With that, we've compiled a list of the sharpest shooters of both the Senior, Intermediate, and Junior Championships so far.
We'll start off with Junior. To see each list, please click the 'Next' button or the arrows.
Junior Championship top scorers:
10) Steven McDonnell (Kiltimagh), 0-6 (6)
10) Evan Cawley (Shrule-Glencorrib), 0-6 (6)
10) Luke Lydon (Shrule-Glencorrib), 2-0 (6)
9) Rory Conway (Ballycroy), 0-7 (7)
8) Sean Neary (Bonniconlob), 0-8 (8)
6) Cian Gallagher (Kiltimagh), 1-6 (9)
6) Fergal Forde (Ballycastle), 0-9 (9)
5) James Harrington (Bonniconlon), 1-7 (10)
4) Brian Lavelle (Achill), 1-8 (11)
3) Peter Horan (Kilmovee Shamrocks), 1-9 (12)
2) Ben Stowe (Killala), 0-14 (14)
1) Ciaran Gaughan (Bonniconlon), 1-17 (20)
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