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The battle in midfield will be crucial when North Mayo heavywights Ballina Stephenites meet Knockmore in the Mayo GAA Senior Club Football Championship semi-final. Pic: Sportsfile.
BALLINA STEPHENITES V KNOCKMORE
Knockmore need scores
The Saffron and Blue are ticking along nicely, but after only managing to register 3-6 on the scoreboard last time out, that won’t cut it this weekend when they face off with their near neighbours.
The Stephenites have been scoring well with Evan Regan in fine form. Ray Dempsey and co will be hoping for more scores from the likes of Peter Naughton, Aiden Orme, and Darren McHale, while also hoping others can chip in on the scoring front.
This meeting of the North Mayo heavyweights will be a competitive outing where every single score could well be crucial.
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