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Kilmeena's John McGlynn and Kilmaine's Adam Barrett is one of the top scorers in the Mayo GAA Intermediate Club Football Championship. Pic: Martin McIntyre
Time is ticking down to the clash of the titans in the Mayo Intermediate Championship final, but who will be top of the scoring pile come close of business?
A grand total of 175 players have raised white, green, or orange flags this campaign, but who has given umpires more to do than anyone else?
Here, we'll bring you the lie of the land as we count down the ten highest scorers across the season.
1: ADAM BARRETT (Kilmaine): 44 (1-41)
2: SHANE FINNERTY (Lahardane): 38 (2-32)
3: JOSH CAREY (Kiltane): 33 (2-27)
4: DYLAN PRENDERGAST (Louisburgh): 30 (0-30)
5: ADAM REIHILL (Burrishoole): 29 (3-23)
6: BRIAN REAPE (Moy Davitts): 28 (5-13)
6: RONAN CLARKE (Moy Davitts): 28 (2-22)
8: ETHAN CONVEY (Ardnaree Sarsfields): 27 (0-27)
9: JOHN MCGLYNN (Kilmeena): 25 (1-22)
10: BEN DONOGHUE (Kiltane): 24 (4-12)
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