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Ballaghaderreen's Kuba Callaghan, Ballina Stephenites man Evan Regan, and Belmullet's Ryan O'Donoghue have scored plenty in the Mayo GAA Senior Club Football Championship. Pics: Sportsfile
With one game to go in the race for the Mayo Senior Championship, it's time to revisit the scoring charts to see who has been on fire in 2025.
In total, 191 players have found a way to trouble scoreboard operators across the land, but who tops the pile?
Here, we'll run you through precisely who has made the top ten list so far, with one player in particular topping the pile with a spellbinding return.
1: KUBA CALLAGHAN (Ballaghaderreen): 53 (6-35)
2: PAUL TOWEY (Charlestown Sarsfields): 41 (1-38)
3: KOBE MCDONALD (Crossmolina Deel Rovers): 36 (2-30)
4: EVAN REGAN (Ballina Stephenites): 34 (2-28)
5: KILLIAN KILKELLY (Westport): 32 (2-26)
6: RYAN O'DONOGHUE (Belmullet): 29 (1-26)
7: JAMES MAHEADY (Crossmolina Deel Rovers): 23 (0-23)
8: CONAL DAWSON (Westport): 19 (0-19)
9: PETER NAUGHTON (Knockmore): 17 (0-17)
10: JOHN GALLAGHER (Mayo Gaels) 17 (0-17)
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