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Kuba Callaghan of Ballaghaderreen has been in red-hot scoring form in the Mayo GAA Senior Club Football Championship. Pic: Sportsfile
With only a handful of games left to play in the Mayo Senior Championship, the top scoring charts are starting to take shape.
In total, 189 players have managed to trouble scoreboard operators in the 30 Championship games we've seen across the county, but some have found the sticks with an almost laser-like accuracy.
Here, we'll run you through the top ten scorers thus far in the race for the Moclair Cup on the week of the semi-finals.
1: Kuba Callaghan (Ballaghaderreen) - 53 (6-35)
2: Paul Towey (Charlestown Sarsfields) - 41 (1-38)
3: Evan Regan (Ballina Stephenites) - 29 (2-23)
3: Ryan O'Donoghue (Belmullet) - 29 (1-26)
5: Kobe McDonald (Crossmolina Deel Rovers) - 26 (2-20)
6: Killian Kilkelly (Westport) - 23 (1-20)
7: James Maheady (Crossmolina Deel Rovers) - 20 (0-20)
8: Peter Naughton (Knockmore) - 17 (0-17)
8: John Gallagher (Mayo Gaels) - 17 (0-17)
10: Eamonn Phillips (Ballyhaunis) - 16 (0-16)
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