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Westport's Aoife Staunton and Knockmore's Amy O'Connor both added to their tally in the Mayo LGFA Senior Club Championship final. Pics: Conor McKeown/Amy O'Connor
After five rounds, 16 games, and a bucketload of thrills and spills, we have a champion in the Mayo Senior Ladies Championship.
Yesterday afternoon, Westport etched their name into folklore once more when they secured history against Knockmore in a splendid tie.
Now that the dust has settled and the trophy sits gleaming on the banks of Clew Bay, it's time to see who has troubled scoreboard operators more than any other.
1: Amy O'Connor (Knockmore): 45 (11-12)
2: Aoife Staunton (Westport): 30 (3-21, 2f)
3: Lara Sweeney (Knockmore): 21 (2-15, 1-0 pen, 10f)
4: Laura Moran (Westport): 19 (1-16, 10f)
5: Clodagh Keane (Knockmore): 18 (4-6)
6: Louise Dowling (Carnacon): 16 (3-7)
7: Sinead Cafferky (Kilmovee Shamrocks): 14 (3-5, 2-0 pen, 1f)
8: Nicole McLoughlin (Charlestown Sarsfields): 13 (2-7, 1-0 pen, 6f)
8: Ava Palasz (Burrishoole): 13 (2-7)
10: Hannah Sheehy (Burrishoole): 12 (0-12, 11f)
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